Arranged in the background of a lovely perspective on the Arabian ocean is the holy place of Haji Ali, devoted to the affluent vendor turned who surrendered his common assets and transformed into a Muslim Sufi holy person after a trek to Mecca. Haji Ali Dargah is situated on a little islet that is off the southern bank of Mumbai close Worli. Individuals from varying backgrounds and religions come here to look for favors. The Dargah must be gotten to during the low tides by means of a boulevard that is encompassed by the ocean on all sides.During the evening, the perspective on the holy place lit up out yonder with only the ocean around it, is a heavenly sight.

Worked of glass, the tomb is a delightful outline of the Indo-Islamic style of engineering. A marble patio contains the focal hallowed place. The tomb inside the mosque is roofed by a brocaded red and green fabric, upheld by an impeccable silver edge and marble segments. The principle corridor has marble columns engraved with innovative mirror work: blue, green, yellow chips of glass orchestrated in differed structures and Arabic examples which spell the ninety-nine names of Allah. According to Islamic traditions, there are diverse imploring spaces for women and gentlemen.