Is Moti Masjid Lahore a Haunted Place? Very Interesting Jinnat (Elves) Stories about Pearl Mosque Lahore Fort
Moti Masjid was built about 400 years before by Mughal emperor Jahangir. Later on architect King Shah Jahan modified te pearl mosque of Lahore. It is also famous with the name of pearl mosque due to its white marble. Now a days lot of superstitions are famous among the masses about the presence of jinnat and dwarfs. No body has seen them personally, but there are some claims too without proofs or evidences.
These superstitions are being spread by Hakeem Tariq Mehmood Chugati and his monthly magazine Ubqari. Allama Lahuti Purasrari is a character of Ubqari series on jinnat (Elves) and supernatural creatures. Allama Lahuti even meats with a Sahabi Jin who is still alive. Lot of people believe that Hakeem Tariq Mehmood Chugati himself writes this series. We have also visited the Moti Masjid several times but found nothing mysterious there. People are also writing their wishes on the walls of Moti Masjid and destroying the beauty of this historical mosque.
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Large number of people daily visit this mosque specially in afternoon for offering Namaz e Hajat. They believe that presence of jinnat in Moti Masjid Lahore reinforces their prayers as they are Muslim jinnat. Even females come here without any mehram. They insist to stay for few hours in night in Moti Masjid fork chilla kashi. Majority of Islamic scholars believe that there is no need of visiting Moti masjid Lahore fort for saying Namaz e Hajat. Even Allama Raghib Naeemi says that only Almighty Allah can fulfill all your needs and prayers. Jinnat have no role in it so we should avoid superstitions spread by so called Allama Lahuti. Jinnat are creatures of Almighty Allah but they have no role in acceptance of our prayers.Some interesting facts about this pearl mosque Lahore have been given in Urdu language below this page.
Interesting Facts About Mystery of Moti Masjid Lahore Fort Jinnat
