Indo Islamic Heritage
Sultan Peer Dargah is a locally revered Sufi shrine situated in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh 210301, India. Dedicated to Sultan Peer, the shrine serves as a place for ziyārat (visitation), supplication, and spiritual reflection, attracting devotees from the surrounding areas.
Located within the town of Hamirpur, Sultan Peer Dargah is an important centre of Sufi devotion and local spiritual tradition. The title “Sultan Peer” suggests a saint of notable stature, where “Sultan” conveys greatness or authority, and “Peer” denotes a spiritual guide or saint in Sufi practice. Dargahs like this one form a vital part of the religious landscape of North India, where the legacy of saints continues through community remembrance, prayer, and devotion. The shrine is frequented by visitors who come seeking blessings, peace, and guidance, reflecting the enduring influence of Sufi spirituality. The dargah often becomes especially active during the Urs (death anniversary) of the saint, which is observed as a spiritual commemoration. During this time, devotees gather in larger numbers, and the shrine may host religious recitations and community gatherings.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: J73F+8GH, Hamirpur Qaji, Uttar Pradesh 209505
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Hamirpur
Pincode: 209505
Longitude: 80.15° E
Latitude: 25.95° N