Indo Islamic Heritage
Dargah Bade Peer Sahab is a revered Sufi shrine located in Miyapura locality of Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh 210301, India. The shrine is dedicated to Bade Peer Sahab, a locally venerated saint, and serves as a place for ziyārat (visitation), prayer, and spiritual gatherings.
Situated in the locality of Miyapura, Dargah Bade Peer Sahab is an important centre of Sufi devotion and spiritual life in Hamirpur. The title “Bade Peer” (meaning “Great Saint”) reflects the high reverence accorded to the saint associated with this shrine, indicating his significance within local religious traditions. Dargahs such as this one form an essential part of North Indian Islamic culture, particularly within the Sufi tradition, where saints are remembered for their piety, humility, and service to humanity. The shrine attracts devotees who visit to offer dua (supplication) and seek blessings for personal and spiritual well-being. The dargah often becomes especially active during Urs, the annual commemoration of the saint’s passing, which is observed as a spiritual celebration. During this time, the site may witness increased footfall, devotional gatherings, and community participation.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: Bade Peer Sahab Dargah, Miyapura, Rath, Uttar Pradesh 210431
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Hamirpur
Pincode: 210431
Longitude: 80.15° E
Latitude: 25.95° N