Abstract

This article delves into the traditional practices observed at the Qadria shrine, centering on the esteemed figure of Bahoo Sultan within the Qadria Order. Through a comprehensive examination of rituals, customs, and spiritual significance, it explores the rich tapestry of traditions that define the shrine's cultural landscape. By focusing on Bahoo Sultan's teachings and his integral role in the Qadri Sufi tradition, the article sheds light on the enduring spiritual practices that shape the identity of the Qadria shrine.