In whose memory was this shrine built?
What is the other name of the shrine?
Which community uses this shrine as a meeting place and cultural centre?
This monument was in the news recently. Could you find out more about it?
Nagore Durgha Shrine is located at 140 Telok Ayer Street, in the historic Chinatown area. It was built between 1828 and 1830 and was originally known as Shahui Hamid Durgha. It is a shrine dedicated to Shahui Hamid, a South Indian Holy man. It was a designated national monument in 1974 and is now the Nagore Durgah Heritage Centre showcasing Indian Muslim culture and heritage. It has a small gallery and even a guided tour for those who are interested in the Indian Muslim Culture and heritage.
