Shagird Di Mazar

Shagird Di Mazar is a historic Mughal-era tomb located in Sirhind, Fatehgarh Sahib district, Punjab, India. Situated among the group of Sirhind monuments, it is noted for its brick and plaster architecture typical of the period. The mazar is traditionally believed to be the tomb of a disciple (shagird) of the master craftsman associated with the nearby Tomb of Ustad. It forms part of Sirhind's heritage ensemble and is visited for its architectural and historical interest.

Visitors can expect a modest, domed tomb structure set in an open area within the Sirhind monument complex. The building shows Mughal architectural features such as arched openings, plaster work and a domed roof. The surroundings are relatively quiet with other historic tombs nearby, including the Tomb of Ustad. Visitors can walk around the exterior, view the architecture, and observe the tomb chamber from outside. The site is outdoors and best explored on foot.

Shagird Di Mazar is part of the historic monuments of Sirhind, a town that was an important Mughal provincial centre. The tomb is dated to the Mughal period and is traditionally identified as the burial place of a disciple (shagird) of the master builder (ustad) whose tomb stands nearby. Together with the Tomb of Ustad, it illustrates the architectural styles and funerary traditions of the period and contributes to Sirhind's status as a heritage town in Punjab.

The mazar is a local Islamic funerary shrine respected as a religious and cultural landmark. It is visited by those interested in heritage and architecture and forms part of the cultural landscape of Sirhind alongside other tombs, mosques and historic gardens. The paired tombs of Ustad and Shagird are often cited as an example of the master-disciple tradition in local lore.