On page 184 the word ziarat appears twice with a macron (straight line), over the 'a' and has been formated for this version without the macron. ❋ G. J. Younghusband (N/A)
A village some three miles below Gulmarg; the ziarat is named after a rishi, or ascetic, of the sixteenth century. ❋ T. R. Swinburne (N/A)
Babamarishi is a picturesquely-grouped collection of the usual rickety-looking wooden huts, no dirtier, but perhaps noisier than usual, owing to the presence of a very holy ziarat much frequented by loudly conversational devotees. ❋ T. R. Swinburne (N/A)
Above the still unseen village a big ziarat or monastery shone yellow in the sinking sunlight, and overhead rose a rugged grey wall of strangely pinnacled crags, outliers of the Wardwan, showing dusky blue in the clear-cut shadows, and rose grey where the low sun caught with dying glory the projecting peaks and bastions. ❋ T. R. Swinburne (N/A)
Its remains may be deeply interesting to the archaeologist, but to me a neighbouring ziarat, wooden, with its grassy roof one blaze of scarlet tulips, was far more attractive. ❋ T. R. Swinburne (N/A)
Trees arose from golden puddles, half screening a ziarat which, upon the glowing canvas, appeared remarkably like a village church. ❋ T. R. Swinburne (N/A)
Near by, the mud and timber walls of a ziarat stand, softly brown, supporting a deeply overhanging, grass-grown roof, blazing with scarlet tulips. ❋ T. R. Swinburne (N/A)
They were soon joined by the two sowars who had been to Palmer's assistance, and almost immediately after by Maclean, who having first dismounted his squadron in the ziarat, had very pluckily ridden out with four of his men to the assistance of this small party, who otherwise would have been rushed by the enemy. ❋ G. J. Younghusband (N/A)
Palmer had been shot through the right wrist and was only saved by the opportune appearance of these two men, who enabled him to get back to the shelter of the ziarat in safety. ❋ G. J. Younghusband (N/A)
To go to a ziarat and put a stick in the ground is sufficient to ensure the fulfillment of a wish. ❋ Winston S. Churchill (1919)
The power of the ziarat, or sacred tomb, is wonderful. ❋ Winston S. Churchill (1919)
Ms. Hasina, her son Wajid Joy, sister Sheikh Rehana, Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dipu Moni, and High Commissioner to India Tariq Kareem laid a "chadar" at the mausoleum of the Sufi saint and performed "ziarat" with the help of a hereditary "khadim" (worker), Kamaluddin Chishti, amid tight security. ❋ Unknown (2010)
On the road side and up on the hill near a spring there developed several places for ziarat (pilgrimage). ❋ Unknown (2008)
Where is the [Ziarat] located ? ❋ Anupam (2017)
