Peer Nigaha Darbar

Syed Ahmad Sultan, popularly known as Sakhi Sarwar, (1120 – 1181) was a 12th-century Sufi saint of the Punjab region. He is also known by various other appellations such as Sultan (king), Lakhdata (bestower of millions), Lalanvala (master of rubies), Nigahia Pir (the saint of Nigaha) and Rohianvala (lord of the forests). His followers are known as Sultanias or Sarwarias. Sakhi Sarwar, the Great Sufi Saint was born in 1120 AD. His father's name was Zain-ul-Abedin and his mother's name was Ayesha. Sakhi Sarwar's father Syed Zain-ul-Abedin, along with his wife and survivors, had migrated from Baghdad, Iraq to the Multan. All this time, the family worked as farmers in Shahkot, Punjab. Sakhi Sarwar's father-in-law was the ruler of Multan. It is said that when his father-in-law gave his daughter's dowry, Sakhi Sarwar distributed it among the needy. Sakhi Sarwar died in the year 1181 and was buried in an area at the base of Sulaiman Mountains in the Dera Ghazi Khan District, now in Pakistan. The saint selected the town of Nigaha (Una, Himachal Pradesh, India) to settle down and live there. It is known as the ‘last place’ because of the hostile geographical and climatic condition. According to Rose (1970), the buildings of the shrine consist of Sakhi Sarwar's tomb on the west.

Within the enclosures of the shrine are the tombs of Sakhi Sarwar, his wife, known as Bibi Bai, and of the jinn whom he had held in his power and who brought many miracles for him.

Near the shrine at Nigaha, there are two other holy spots called Chom and Moza, both associated with Murtaza, the son-in-law of Sakhi Sarwar. At Chom, an impression of the former's hand was said to have been imprinted when he prevented a mountain from collapsing over the cave in which he had taken shelter.

Faith of people is so high because of the positive energy we received here. A great religious place, and I have visited it quite few times. Often times, it gets crowded, but not always. There are a lot of shops to buy souvenirs too.

Holy bless full place, must visit to seek blessings of Peers.

It's place of God feeling much relax after visit there

Peaceful religious place to visit in una himachal pradesh

Peer Nigaha Darbar Located District Una Himachal Place Baba Peer Fulfill All Wish Best Time to Visit Over Year

Temple area is very big I visit Thursday so much crowd here but Beautiful place

Word's can't define the immense love between a devotee and beloved

Lakh data peer sakhi sarvar has please on this place. The new innovation are being made on this place but toilets are not availble in plenty

Spiritual place to visit and seek blessings.
Easy to reach, avoid on Thursday asnon thursdays lot of devotees go there to seek blessings, on the other week days it's quite free and one can easily and quickly pray and take blessings

I feel very blessed after visiting Jai lakh data peer ji darbar after so many years🙏❤

15 years

This place must be visited first on a religious journey to Baba Balak Nath Ji. The journey is considered successful once this is done.

Very positive aura in the mosque. If you want to find sukoon must visit. It is said all the wishes made with pure heart comes true. Baba ji bless you. Langar service is clean, healthy and tasty as well.

Great religion place for worship. All hindu muslim sikh together worship here. You will feel peace here.

It's a spiritual place and good for visit with family. Great view and my favourite place to visit.

Very religious and peaceful place. Peoples have faith in this place

Great place to visit.. i came here after 6-7 years totally changed place.

I love it because it's so amazing places

A great religious place, and I have visited it quite few times. Often times, it gets crowded, but not always. There are a lot of shops to buy souvenirs too.