Shrine of Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi[ra] karachi

The shrine of sufi poet on a small hill in the middle of Clifton. Local legend says that this shrine protects Karachi from the evils of the sea. Typhoon, tsunami and storms from the sea. The masses visit the shrine during the weekend as it provides an ideal outing . Visit to the sufi shrine, walk along the beach and enjoy the cool breeze while indulging in tge multitude offering of street food

Its a very famous shrine of sufi buzurg. I want to visit it one day.

A great sufi aalim and preacher of islam فیض آپ عام ہے یا سید عبد اللہ شاہ غازی

abdulah shah gazi mazar is one of taba tabain sherain in sindh

Very nice place people must love this place

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soul in rest

A Very beautiful place of Islamic history. A noble shrine of Noble person of Allah. Where thousands of people visit as daily bases and Recite fatiha as well.

Shrine of Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi Karachi. I visited the place last year but the Holly Shrine was closed down due to Covid. The history of the shrine is centuries old and it is the most visited place in Karachi. The People who use to come Karachi all over the country use to visit the shrine. Some Years back it was very near to the Beach but now there are so many buildings, roads and residential houses are there between the shrine and the beach.

One of the most popular urban myths of Karachi is related to what is perhaps its largest Sufi shrine: the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi. Built on the sandy shores of the city almost 10 centuries ago (as the final resting place of an obscure Sufi saint called Abdullah Shah Ghazi), for a long time the saint’s many admirers have believed that the reason cyclones usually miss hitting Karachi is squarely due to ‘the mystical power and presence of Shah Ghazi’s spirit that resides within the shrine’.