A 600-year-old temple in Rajasthan has a Muslim priest: The story of Bagoria Mataji Mandir
For fourteen generations, a Muslim family has upheld a remarkable tradition by serving at the Bagoria Mata temple. This custom originated when their ancestors sought divine assistance during a treacherous journey. Despite their Islamic faith, they continue to honor Hindu rituals, a practice embraced by local villagers as an integral part of the temple's heritage. The recent passing of priest Jamaluddin Khan underscores the significance of this enduring legacy.
