A Dargah is a special place that houses the mortal remains of illuminated souls, also known as saints. These sacred shrines are places of pilgrimage and reflection. In the Islamic tradition the word “Dargah” literally means Dar—doorway, gah—place, i.e., “the place of the doorway.” The word holds the image of a threshold between where we are on Earth and all that unseen beyond. A deeper meaning is “the door to the Murshid” (the senior teacher) where traditionally people come with their questions or difficulties in the hope, they will find answers and direction, worldly or otherwise, in a place of healing.