khangah
A khangah, also spelled khanqah or khanaqah, is a type of Sufi lodge or monastery. These structures are typically found in Muslim countries, particularly in regions with a strong Sufi tradition. Historically, khangahs served as centers for Sufi devotional practices, spiritual retreats, and charitable activities. They often provided accommodation for dervishes (Sufi ascetics), travelers, and the poor.
The architectural style of khangahs can vary widely depending on the region and historical period. Some are
Within a khangah, disciples would gather to participate in dhikr (remembrance of God), meditation, and lectures