The Mausoleum of Mukhammad Sodiq, perched atop a hill, is the central attraction for many pilgrims visiting Langar. To reach it, visitors must ascend a flight of stairs often referred to as the “stairs to heaven” or “stairs to God.” These steps wind through a cemetery, and an observation of the graves reveals that many locals enjoyed long lifespans, often reaching 80 years or even exceeding 100 years.
Constructed in the 15th century, the mausoleum was recently restored in 2007. The building features a modest yet distinctive design, with its dome clad in bricks. One of the unique elements is the spire adorned with four spheres, each representing a different path to the divine: Shariah (Islamic law), Tariqat (the path to ultimate truth), Marifat (mystical knowledge), and Haqiqat (the mystical truth of oneness with God).
