Essential information for your spiritual visit to Darbar-e-Alia.
Open 24/7. Langar (Free Kitchen) is served daily to all visitors.
Tarigri Sharif (13 km NE of Daska). 16 km SW of Sialkot, Punjab. (Coordinates: 32°21′10″N 74°29′01″E)
Modest dress required. Participate respectfully in community Dhikr gatherings following Qadri traditions.
Direct answers about Darbar-e-Aliya Ghousiya Tarigri Sharif, Ziyarat guidelines, history, and Urs Mubarak.
Tarigri Sharif is located in Daska Tehsil of Sialkot District, Punjab Province, Pakistan (GPS Coordinates: 32°21′10″N 74°29′01″E, decimal 32.3528° N, 74.4836° E). It sits in the Rechna Doab plains approximately 13 km northeast of Daska and 16 km southwest of Sialkot city, easily accessible by road from both Sialkot and Daska.
Darbar-e-Aliya Ghousiya at Tarigri Sharif is the blessed resting place of Hazoor Sarkar Ji Ali Muhammad Sarkar Noori Qadri (RTA) along with the sacred tombs (mazars) of seven Wali Allah saints belonging to the Qadri Sufi order, whose spiritual lineage traces back to Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilani.
The shrine complex at Tarigri Sharif is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for Ziyarat and prayers. Entry is completely free, and the shrine’s Langar (free community kitchen) serves complimentary meals daily to all pilgrims and visitors.
Tarigri Sharif hosts two major Annual Urs Mubarak celebrations each year: the winter Urs on February 26th and the grand summer Urs on June 18th, in addition to the weekly Mehfil-e-Zikr held every Thursday evening featuring spiritual recitations, Naat, and Qawwali.
Visitors should wear modest, respectful attire and cover their heads when entering the shrine courtyards and mazar halls. Pilgrims are encouraged to maintain a peaceful demeanor and participate respectfully in prayers and Qadri Dhikr gatherings.