Peer Turkman Dargah
Dargah of Peer Turkman is perhaps the oldest Islamic era monument of the region. It is believed that it was built during the late 13th Century. According to the local history books this Dargah was built in remembrance of Peer Turkman who died here during a battle with the local king.
Dargah from inside
Present Dargah was built around two centuries after the death of the Peer.It is believed that emperor Akbar too had visited this Dargah during his journeys through this area.
Main complex of Dargah
Tomb of Ibrahim Shah Suri ( Grandfather of first Suri Dynasty ruler Sher Shah Suri ) is situated in the vicinity of dargah.
Tomb of Ibrahim Shah Suri is situated next to the dargah
About Narnaul :- Narnaul is district headquarter of Mohindergarh District of State Haryana. it is situated at 50 Km from Rewari and 150 Km from Delhi and Jaipur.
About the Monument :- Dargah of Peer Turkman is situated in Mohalla Peer-aga. It is very near to Old Subji Mandi (Azad Chowk).
Co-ordinates of the Monument :- 28°02’26.77” N 76°06’07.90”
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