Dwarkamai Masjid
Sai Baba’s brilliant idea of joining Hindu and Islamic teams together by projecting the mosque as a place of worship at the hub of Hindu pilgrimage site is being duly respected by millions of devotees even in today’s time. Even today the mosque takes pride in welcoming people from all walks of life and from various castes, creeds, communities, sects, and religions. Certain features of Dwarkamai Masjid that distinguishes it from any other religious sites are:
- its furrowed iron roof and rough stone walls,
- oil paintings of Sai Baba hanged on its walls,
- the big stone of Sai Baba which is believed to be his sitting zone and
- a palki and chariot kept restored in two rooms on the first floor of the mosque.
Dwarkamai is a treasure of Shirdi that invites people at any point of time in their lives and under any circumstances, they are in. Its holiness can’t be measured and its popularity can’t be restricted. Those in pain and grief, if visited Dwarkamai Masjid, is believed to come out of agony and live peacefully.