The name of the saint was Burhanuddin. He was called Ghore Shah because
of his passion for horses. He was a born ‘Wali’ and he performed
miracles while still a child of five. He was so fond of horses that if a
person presented a toy horse to him his wishes were fulfilled. He was
upbraided by his father for the extravagant display of spiritual powers.
He died in 1594 while still a child.
It is a popular shrine and the pilgrims offer gifts of toy horses.
A mosque is attached to the shrine.
It is a popular shrine and the pilgrims offer gifts of toy horses.
A mosque is attached to the shrine.
He was no Saint at all but in those days GT Road was the main road for Military adventures.Mughal Ruler of lahore planned a side but parrelal road to GT Road ,and on this Road to start Business lower cast Peoples started making Horses of Mud to please the children of Carvan.The family who started this Business erected a Shrine to get Money
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DeleteYou are wrong, the information is correct. Makhdoom was a wali of Allah.
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