Important Information

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All general public is to be informed that due to the Coronavirus COVID19 epidemic and following the instructions of the Government of Sindh, Dargah Sufi Shah Inayat Shaheed (RA) and its associated Dargahs, Dargah Thardhani Tajjal Sharif Khairpur in Sindh, Fatehpur Sharif in Balochistan, Dargah Kundri Sharif in Khairpur, Dargah Faqir Mohammad Siddiq alias Sadiq Shah Sufi (RA), Sufi Faqir in Umerkot, Dargah Nimanro Shah (RA) Kaaroro Umerkot, Dargah Abdullah Faqir Masan (RA) ان Thatta, and all other Dargahs that are associated and linked with Dargah Jhok Sharif will be closed until the Sindh Government has full control of this epidemic with the mercy of Allah. Until then, all the satreen, diyara, Urs and all other ceremonies are cancelled till further notice. Dargah devotees and friends are instructed not to come to the Dargah and stay inside their homes and help The Government of Sindh take control of this situation and epidemic.

May Allah bless us and protect us all with his mercy.
By the order of :
Hazrat Sufi Attaullah Sattari
Sujjadah Nashin
Dargah Jhok Sharif

Sachal's immediate disciples were the saints Bedil and Bekas, a father and some team from Rohri, known as the twin mystics for their linke-mindedness in sufi thought. The two sufis are buried at the same place and have a huge following among both Muslims and Hindus. On the eve of their Urs, pilgrims traditionally come to their shrine accompanied by a beloved, often a man who is well versed in this particular Sufi tradition. Their followers believe that, "All human beings are in the shadow of God." They fall in love with a beautiful face and many feel that they cannot approach God until they first have an object of love in this world who can lead them to the object of their devotion in the next.

From "The Call of the Sufi" by Hassan Mujtaba Newsline August 1996.

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