The Pir Makhdum Charitable Trust is steadfast in its dedication to upholding the time-honored tradition of Langar, a practice deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of the Mahim Dargah. Langar, which translates to a communal meal, holds a sacred place in the heart of this revered shrine. The Trust’s unwavering commitment to this tradition reflects its core belief in the principles of communal harmony and equality.

Langar is a selfless act of service to humanity, epitomizing the idea that all individuals, regardless of their background, are equal in the eyes of God. The Trust ensures that this tradition endures, welcoming anyone who visits the shrine to partake in a wholesome, vegetarian meal prepared and served by dedicated volunteers. Regardless of one’s religion, caste, or social status, the Langar is a symbol of inclusivity and togetherness, transcending the boundaries that often divide us.

The act of serving Langar exemplifies the selfless and compassionate nature of the Mahim Dargah and its mission. It is a reminder that, in the presence of a shared meal, all distinctions blur, and individuals come together to share in the nourishment of both body and soul.