The Urs of the revered Sufi saint, Hazrat Ibrahim Sahab Asrar (RA), was observed today with deep devotion and spiritual fervor at his resting place in Talangam, Pulwama. The day-long gathering brought together devotees from Talangam and adjoining villages, who assembled to pay homage to the noble soul and celebrate his timeless legacy.

The Mehfil, which began in the morning and continued until evening, was marked by prayers, Quranic recitations, naats, and soulful Kashmiri kalam. Several Sufi artists were invited to recite the verses of Hazrat Ibrahim Sahab Asrar (RA), whose Kashmiri poetry continues to inspire faith and spiritual awakening. His verses reflect his profound religiosity, humility, and vision, guiding people towards a life of piety and wisdom.
Hazrat Ibrahim Sahab Asrar (RA) holds a special place in the spiritual history of Pulwama. Regarded as the first Taalib of Hazrat Moomin Sahab (RA) of Chandgam, he is remembered not only for his piety but also for his wisdom. Oral traditions state that during his visits to Talangam, he marked the land with his presence, leaving behind a spiritual footprint that continues to resonate among villagers. The elders of Talangam recall that their ancestors sat in his company, and they revered him as a great spiritual leader of his time.
Interestingly, the Urs of Hazrat Ibrahim Sahab Asrar (RA) had remained largely unknown and unobserved by locals until recently. It was only three years ago that the youth of Talangam came forward to revive the tradition. They decorated the saint’s tomb, finalized August 28 as the day of observance, and organized a Mehfil in his honor. Since then, the Urs has been celebrated every year with increasing zeal and enthusiasm.
Today, as in the past two years, large numbers of devotees thronged the shrine, offering prayers and participating in the Mehfil. The spiritual atmosphere reflected the villagers’ deep faith and respect for the saint, who is remembered as a man of wisdom and a beacon of spirituality.
Hazrat Ibrahim Sahab Asrar (RA) rests eternally in Talangam, his exact date of passing not known. Yet his shrine continues to be a place of solace and reflection, where generations come to seek blessings and draw inspiration from his teachings. The observance of his Urs stands as a testament to the enduring spiritual heritage of Kashmir, where saints and their legacies remain deeply interwoven with the lives of the people.

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