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Shrine of Lal Shah Bari is a 17th-century Sufi dargah shrine located in the settlement of Lal Shah Bari, in Garhi Khairo Tehsil, Jacobabad district of Sindh Province Pakistan.[1][2][3][4][5]

DistrictJacobabad
ProvinceSindh
LocationLal Shah Bari, Dodapur Union council, Garhi Khairo Tehsil, Jacobabad District, Sindh, Pakistan
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Shrine of Lal Shah Bari
لعل شاہ بری مزار
Shrine of Lal Shah Bari is a Sufi shrine in the Sindh, Pakistan
Religion
AffiliationIslam
DistrictJacobabad
ProvinceSindh
Location
LocationLal Shah Bari, Dodapur Union council, Garhi Khairo Tehsil, Jacobabad District, Sindh, Pakistan
CountryPakistan Pakistan
Interactive map of Shrine of Lal Shah Bari
Coordinates28°00′46″N 68°05′59″E
Architecture
TypeMosque and Sufi mausoleum
StyleIndo-Islamic
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Saint Lal Shah Bari

Syed Lal Shah Bari was a prominent 17th-century Sufi saint whose spiritual legacy is deeply rooted in Sindh province, Pakistan. He was highly revered as a mystic figure of peace and devotion, drawing followers from across the region who sought spiritual blessings.[5]

Urs and Fair

The annual Urs is observed at the shrine every year with devotion and reverence; pilgrims travel from far and wide to pay their respects, and langar (free food) is distributed.

Settlement Lal Shah Bari

Lal Shah Bari is a rural village in Doda Pur Union Council, Garhi Khairo Tehsil, Jacobabad District, Pakistan.[6] It is located 13.2 km from the small town and UC of Doda Pur and 17.4 km from the town of Garhi Khairo.

The Shrine of Lal Shah Bari is one of the significant religious sites in this village; it is situated within the settlement of Lal Shah Bari.

This shrine is dedicated to the Sufi saint Pir Syed Lal Shah Bari and comprises both a mosque and the Sufi saint's mausoleum.[5]

The Government Boys' Primary School Pir Lal Shah is also located in the Lal Shah Bari settlement, bearing the Sindh EMIS code 412010257.[7]

Geography

The shrine is situated in northern Sindh, Pakistan, at 28.0128 (28°0'46"N), 68.0997 (68°5'59"E).[3][2]

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