Whispers, Footsteps, Shadows! Tap Into The Haunted History Of 16th-Century Jamali Kamali, Delhi

by Ankita Mazumdar
Whispers, Footsteps, Shadows! Tap Into The Haunted History Of 16th-Century Jamali Kamali, Delhi

Every place has some stories that are being fed to the masses by locals. Delhi is no exception, in this case. Many places in Delhi are claimed to be haunted. You might have visited those places unknowingly as well. Today, we will let you in on another haunted historical treasure –Jamali Kamali, situated right at the Mehrauli Archaeological Park in Delhi. If you have got the thrills and are willing to experience some haunted sites then you have to visit this architectural mosque.

The Haunted History Of This 16th-Century Jamali Kamali

Jamali Kamali
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Also known as Jamali Kamali Mosque, or Jamali Kamali Tomb and Mosque, it might be one of the lesser-known historical treasures that is associated with paranormal activity in Delhi. The appealing factor for this treasure is its remarkable Mughal architecture built during the reign of Sikander Lodi.

Over the years, many people have encountered footsteps, echoes, and whispers. Others have reported to have witnessed shadowy figures, that too inside the tomb. There is another rumour that it is haunted by two djinns. If dare, go visit the tomb after it’s dark.

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However,  you can visit the tomb during the day and enjoy its historical aspect. The red sandstone and marble designs are typical of Mughal-era architecture. The blue marble colour still pops out, and the symmetric five arcs are picture-perfect. So don’t forget to click great pictures of this architectural marvel.

Are You Aware That This Haunted Spot Started With A Love Story?

Jamali Kamali
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It is believed that Shaikh Jamali Kamboh, a Sufi saint and poet,  was nicknamed ‘Jamali’ and ‘Kamali’ was his disciple and lover. According to traditional stories, they were madly in love with each other. Their graves each have a symbolic pen box, which is kept in a manner that indicates that they were certainly lovers. 

One perk of visiting Jamali Kamali is that you can grab a beautiful glimpse of the Qutub Minar from its boundary wall. Now, connect with your peers who are into these horror thrills and visit this treasure, but shhhhh…. go quietly.

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Where: Jamali Kamali Tomb & Mosque, Mehrauli Archaeological Park Trail Christian Colony, Mehrauli

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