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The shrine of Hazrat Ghaziul al-Ikram Ibrahim Boddadi Shah (Rh).
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Ekhtiyaruddin Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji after the conquest of Bengal

In the second decade of the thirteenth century, the famous saint Hazrat Ghaziul al-Ikram Ibrahim Bogdadi Shah (RH) arrived in the village of Singair upazila (1214 AD) with the visit of Hazrat Shah Jalal (Rh) and established the Khanka and spread the message. The local countless women and folk devotees became the embassies of Islam to him. There is still a large stone block brought with him in the shrine of the saint. His identity and arrival date in Janazah, from the inscription inscribed in the mauser's grave. Undoubtedly the mazar Sharifi Singair Upazila (the whole of Manikganj) is the oldest Muslim archetype.

 

 

         There is a fame that Hazrat Ghaziul al-Ekram Ibrahim Boddadi Shah (R), a 360-odd Ali, who accompanied Hazrat Shah Jalal (Rh), came to Perril village for the promotion of Islamism. At that time, there was very deep water in Atralekaya (Parel Aoyad). Then, Gaziul-e-fiqh, Ibrahim bogdadi shah (R) told one of his traveling companions that the anchor fell here. Captain was surprised at the surprise and inquired about the matter: If the anchor water is anchored there, then the soil can not be found. Then, by the grace of Gazipur, Ikram Ibrahim bogdadi Shah (Rh), found an earth along with the anchor and awakened to the river. In the grave, Hazrat Gazi-ul-Islam Ikram Ibrahim Bogdadi Shah (Rh) started the work of Islam and started preaching Islam. After preaching the religion of Islam for several years, he passed away after leaving the world of 13 Falgun in approximately 630 BS in 1230 AD.

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Singair, Manikganj.