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Graves in the shrine |
Read here to know what the miracle is all about: Miracle: Shrine where scorpions can't bite
You read that the live miracle is continuous since the
thirteenth-century, when Shah Wilayat Sahab approached Amroha (A city in
northern India) as a pious man to spread love, peace and humanity among the
people here.
Earlier Amroha was known as Azizpur, which was renamed to
Amroha by the saint only. Amroha is famous for mangoes and Rohu fish. When Shah Wilayat Sahab came into Azizpur (now called
Amroha), considering the fact of Mangoes and Rohu fish, he renamed the city to
Amroha. It’s because Amroha consist of two words- The Mango (Aam) and the Rohu
fish. In this way, he found Aam-Rohu (Amroha) the most appropriate name for the
city.
Throwing some light over the headline, Shah Wilayat Sahab
was a pious saint who had brought a good change in the city. Another native
saint, Nasuruddin Shah had a feeling of asking him to leave the city as there’s
no need of his presence.
Nasuruddin Shah became anxious and sent a bowl full of water
to the saint indicating him to leave as there were already many saints in the
city.
As a reply, Shah Wilayat Sahab kept a rose in the bowl and sent
it back to the native saint clearly showing that he will live like the rose in
the city of Amroha. He indicated the love, peace and humanity, he did bring
among the citizens of Amroha.
The conversation, at that time took place in the form of
such indications. It was easy for those saints to understand such notes.
Next, the native saint kept a Scorpion in the bowl and
returned it to the holy man. Now, this was what led to the live miracle! This
act was a curse to the holy saint that ‘Scorpions will crawl on your grave’ by
the native saint.
In the reply, Shah Wilayat Sahab quoted, “Surely Scorpions
will crawl on my grave, but they won’t cause any harm to my visitors”
The small conversation between the two saints became a live
miracle by the grace of almighty God who bestowed his blessings over Shah
Wilayat Sahab and has kept his words alive from over nine-centuries.
Another
tale tells us that there was a wall of the Shah Wilayat Sahab which had
the potential to move!! It was the only way by which the saint used to
travel.. The wall is still present in the shrine but needless to say, it
no more walks.
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A picture of the wall inside the shrine |