Pallichandai Silaiman information

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Dargah of Syed Salaar Sha Shaheed, Palli chandhai, Madurai

Palli Chandai is a small village near Keeladi the famous archeological site of Tamil Nadu on the border of Madurai and Sivaganga districts. The grave of Saalaar Shah Shaheed who was a soldier in the army of Qutb Sulthan Syed Ibrahim Shaheed of Erwadi and Sulthan Sikandhar Badusha of Thiruparankundram in Madurai is located here. The anniversary Urus festival of this dargah is commemorated in the Islamic month of Safar. The mosque and dargah are renovated by local Muslims.

v t e Madurai district
District headquarters: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India
Taluks	Melur Madurai-North Madurai-South Peraiyur Thirumangalam Usilampatti Vadipatti
Revenue blocks	Alanganallur Chellampatti Kallikudi Kottampatti Madurai East Madurai West Melur Sedapatti T.Kallupatti Thirumangalam Thirupparankunram Usilampatti Vadipatti
Cities and towns	Alanganallur Arumbanur Elumalai Kalligudi Karaiyippatti Melur Nagamalai Othakadai Palamedu Peraiyur Samayanallur Sholavandan T.Kallupatti Tirumangalam Usilampatti Vadipatti Vellalapatti
Villages	Alagar Koyil Chatrapatti Chellampatti Chennampatti Chinthamani Ilandaikulam Kappalur Karaikeni Karisalkalampatti Karseri Keelavalavu Keezhadi Kulamangalam Kumutrampatti Maittanpatti Mallappuram Mangulam Mannadimangalam Melakkal Kanavai Mullipallam Muthupatti Naganakulam Nilaiyur Pallichandai Silaiman Periya Ilanthai Kulam Perungamanallur Ponnamangalam Rasinampatti Saluppapatti Samanatham Saptur Sedapatti Sembukudipatti Semmanipatti Sengapadai Silaiman Sperumalpatti Thaniyamangalam Thenkarai Thiruvedagam Uthapuram V. Ammapatti Vadakampatti Vannivelampatti Vellalur
Places of worship	Meenakshi Amman Temple Edaganathar temple Goripalayam Mosque Kazimar Big Mosque Thiruvedagam Alagar Koyil Koodal Azhagar Temple Pazhamudircholai Thirupparamkunram Murugan Temple
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