Jambuvanodai · Muthupet · Tamil Nadu

Embrace Divine, A Pilgrimage of Devotion

Muthupet Dargha is the sacred resting place of Hakkeemul Hukama Hazrath Shaik Dawood Kamil Valiyullah — a shrine of healing, blessings and inner peace visited by devotees of every faith.

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Muthupet Dargha shrine at night, Jambuvanodai
About the Dargah

A Sacred Shrine of Grace & Healing

Muthupettai Dargha is the resting place of the great Hakkeemul Hukama Hazrath Shaik Dawood Kamil Valiyullah, revered as the sea of grace and a medical genius. Though the shrine is situated at Jambuvanodai, it is widely known as Muthupet Dargha.

Devotees from Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, the United States, Kuwait, Dubai and across India visit in thousands — irrespective of caste, creed or religion — seeking His blessings. The great saint hails from the family lineage of Prophet Moosa Nabi (Alaihissalam), Bani Israyil, Kavumil.

முத்துப்பேட்டை ஜாம்புவானோடை தர்ஹா மேன்மை தங்கிய மஹான் ஹக்கீமுல் ஹூக்கமா செய்யிதினா ஷெய்குல் அஃலம் குத்பேரப்பானி ஆரிபு பில்லாஹி வஷ்ஷெய்கு சமதானி அஷ்ஷெய்கு தாவூது காமில் வலியுல்லாஹ் ஆண்டவர்கள் அடக்மதாகி அருள்பாலித்துக் கொண்டிருக்கும் மகத்துவமிக்க ஒரு மாபெரும் புனித ஸ்தலமாகும்.

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Uroos Mubarak · Every Hijri Year

Jamathul Avval — Kanthoori Festival

The annual Urs is observed from Jamathul Avval crescent 1 to crescent 14, marked by three sacred milestones.

Flag hoisting ceremony Muthupet Dargha
Moon 1

Flag Hoisting

The sacred flag procession begins from the Dargha, moves through Muthupet Main Road and returns for the hoisting of the Holy Flag.

"ஆண்டகை அவர்களின் கொடியேற்றம்"
Sandal Uroos Santhanakoodu procession
Moon 10

Sandal Uroos (Santhanakoodu)

The sacred sandal tower proceeds around the Dargha at midnight, followed by the ceremonial application of sandal to the Holy Rawla Shariff at dawn.

"சந்தன கூடு - சந்தனம் பூசப்படும்"
Flag de-hoisting ceremony Muthupet Dargha
Moon 14

Flag De-Hoisting

Recitation of the Holy Quran and Maulut Shariff, Dua, and lowering of the Holy Flag — followed by food served to all attendees.

"ஆண்டகை அவர்களின் கொடி இறக்கப்படும்"
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Events at Muthupet Dargha

Annual Moulud Shareef 2026 Muthupet Dargha
16 June 2026 · 7:00 – 9:00 PM

Annual Moulud Shareef 2026

Recitation of Moulud Shareef of Hakkeem Shaik Dawood Kamil Valiyullah, prayers, Dhikr and distribution of Tabrook to all devotees.

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Santhanakoodu 2025 Uroos Mubarak Muthupet Dargha
23 Oct – 5 Nov 2025

724th Year Uroos Mubarak — Santhanakoodu

The grand Kanthoori festival with Flag Hoisting, the sacred Sandal Tower procession and the closing Dua ceremony.

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Frequently Asked

Questions Devotees Ask

Where is Muthupet Dargha located?
Muthupet Dargha is located at Palivasal Street, Jambuvanodai, Muthupet, Tamil Nadu 614738, India. It is commonly known as Muthupet Dargha although it is situated in Jambuvanodai.
What is the name of the dargah in Muthupet?
It is officially known as Muthupettai Jambuvanodai Dargah, popularly called Muthupet Dargha, housing the tomb (mazar) of Hakkeemul Hukama Hazrath Shaik Dawood Kamil Valiyullah.
Who is buried at Muthupet Dargha?
The Dargah houses the resting place of Hakkeemul Hukama Hazrath Shaik Dawood Kamil Valiyullah, a revered Sufi saint and healer descended from the lineage of Prophet Moosa Nabi (Alaihissalam), Bani Israyil, Kavumil.
How old is Muthupet Dargha?
Muthupet Dargha is over 700 years old. The 2025 Urs marked its 724th year of celebration, based on the Islamic Hijri calendar reckoning of the annual Kanthoori Festival. Read the full history here.
What are the visiting hours?
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 4:30 AM – 9:30 PM. Thursday: 4:30 AM – 10:30 PM. Sunday: 4:30 AM – 10:00 PM.
What is Uroos Mubarak?
Uroos Mubarak (Kanthoori Festival) is the annual Urs celebrated every Hijri year from Jamathul Avval crescent 1 to crescent 14 — beginning with Flag Hoisting, the Sandal Uroos procession on crescent 10, and closing with Flag De-hoisting and Dua on crescent 14.
Is Muthupet Dargha open to all religions?
Yes. Devotees from many countries and all walks of life, irrespective of caste, creed or religion, visit Muthupet Dargha to seek blessings and spiritual healing.
Which devotees visit Muthupet Dargha?
Devotees include Muslims from the Sunni Sufi tradition as well as thousands of Hindu devotees, visiting from Tamil Nadu and abroad including Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, the USA, Kuwait and Dubai.
Is Muthupet a good place to visit?
Yes. Muthupet Dargha offers a meaningful spiritual pilgrimage experience year-round, especially during the annual Uroos Mubarak festival, and the surrounding Muthupet region is also known for its mangrove lagoon.
How do I contact the Dargah for a visit or prayer request?
Call or WhatsApp +91 75028 24911, email darghamuthupet@gmail.com, or use the WhatsApp enquiry form on this page.

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Santhanakoodu highlights, Uroos celebrations and the history of Muthupet Dargha on our blog.

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