If India has crossroads where devotion, history, music, and everyday life meet in one place, Ajmer Sharif Dargah is one of them. Tucked at the base of Taragarh hill in Rajasthan, the shrine of Khwāja Moinuddīn Chishtī—revered as Gharib Nawaz, “Benefactor of the Poor”—draws seekers across faiths who come to offer a chadar, listen to soul-stirring qawwali, and sit quietly beneath a shining white dome that has watched over pilgrims for centuries.