Shirdi Sai Baba

All-religion saint of Shirdi village, Maharashtra

Samadhi

1918

Teaching

श्रद्धा-सबूरी

Daily Aarti

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Shirdi Sai Baba — saint of Shirdi village, Maharashtra. 1838-1918 (estimated). Revered by both Hindu and Muslim traditions.

Core teaching: "Shraddha" (faith) and "Saburi" (patience). "Sab ka malik ek" — One God for all.

Life Summary

Birthplace and religion uncertain.

Reached Shirdi at age 16.

Lived in Dwarkamai Masjid.

60 years in Shirdi.

Daily: bhiksha, dhuni (fire), helping people.

Mahasamadhi: 15 October 1918 (Vijayadashami).

Miracles

Udi (sacred ash): disease cure.

Future telling.

Devotee protection from afar.

Lit lamps with water.

Experiences after death too.

Temple Darshan

Samadhi Mandir: main.

Dwarkamai Masjid: residence.

Chavadi: night rest spot.

Gurusthan: first darshan tree.

Darshan: 4 AM — 11:15 PM.

Thursday and Ram Navami special.

Access

Rail: Sainagar Shirdi.

Airport: Shirdi (15 km).

Mumbai: 240 km (5 hr).

Pune: 185 km.

Nashik: 90 km.

5 Daily Aartis

Kakad: 4:30 AM. Mangal Aarti.

Madhyahna: 12 PM.

Dhup: evening.

Shej: 10:30 PM.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Was Sai Hindu or Muslim?

Uncertain. He said: "Allah Malik." "Ram-Allah one." All religions equal.

Significance of Udi?

Ash from dhuni-fire. Baba gave devotees. Believed: disease cure, protection.

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