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'In those day entertainments were common. During the days of the pilgrimages and on the last Wednesday of the month of Safar, it was difficult to find (sitting) accommodation in the public enclosures, in the public gardens or by the side of the tanks. There was music and dancing on every side. These feasts would cost a tanka or more.' Whose reign was Shaikh Nagirussin Chiragh talking about?

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'In those day entertainments were common. During the days of the pilgrimages and on the last Wednesday of the month of Safar, it was difficult to find (sitting) accommodation in the public enclosures, in the public gardens or by the side of the tanks. There was music and dancing on every side. These feasts would cost a tanka or more.' Whose reign was Shaikh Nagirussin Chiragh talking about?






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