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= Dargah Sharif of Hazrat Hajib Shakarbar=
[[File: Dargah of Narhar2.jpg|The Dargah of Narhar |frame|500px]]
[[File: Dargah of Narhar3.png|A Muslim couple holds a boy playing Sri Krishn near the Dargah of Narhar |frame|500px]]  

== Janmashtami==
''' A place where Muslims celebrate Janmashtami '''

IANS | Aug 18, 2014 [http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/A-place-where-Muslims-celebrate-Janmashtami/articleshow/40359478.cms  The Times of India ]

Janmashtami, which marks the birth of Lord Krishna, is celebrated in a big way in a sacred place for the Muslim community in Rajasthan.

A three-day festival is organised at the Dargah of Narhar — also known as Dargah of Sharif Hazrat Hajib Shakarbar — situated near Chirawa in Jhunjhunu district, about 200 km from Jaipur.

"This festival is being organised here for the last 300-400 years and people of all communities come here. A main aim of this celebration is to promote Hindu-Muslim brotherhood," said dargah secretary Usman Ali Pathan.

People from many states including Maharashtra, Bihar, Delhi, Haryana, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh visit the dargah during the festival.

"Thousands of Hindus come here and offer flowers, chadar, coconut and sweets in the shrine," he said. Newly-weds also come here to pray for a long and happy married life, he added.

Over 400 shops come up in the vicinity during the festival time.

Qawwalis, skits and dance dramas are organised on the night of Janmashtami, similar to the ones held in temples.