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Baba Nanak Shrine
Baghdad, Iraq
The Baba Nanak Shrine in Baghdad, Iraq, is a historic Sikh shrine associated with Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, who is believed to have visited Baghdad in the early 16th century during his spiritual journeys.
Revered locally as “Nanak Peer,” Guru Nanak is remembered for his dialogues with respected Sufi scholars and spiritual leaders in the city. The shrine was built to commemorate his visit and became an important symbol of interfaith understanding and Sikh heritage in the Middle East.
Although the site has suffered damage over time, it remains a significant landmark reflecting the historical presence and influence of Sikhism in Iraq.
Location
89P7+CMQ, Baghdad, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq
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