Bedil & Bekas
Sachal’s immediate disciples were the saints Bedil and Bekas, a father and some team from Rohri, known as the twin mystics for their linke-mindedness in sufi thought. The two sufis are buried at the same place and have a huge following among both Muslims and Hindus. On the eve of their Urs, pilgrims traditionally come to their shrine accompanied by a beloved, often a man who is well versed in this particular Sufi tradition. Their followers believe that, "All human beings are in the shadow of God." They fall in love with a beautiful face and many feel that they cannot approach God until they first have an object of love in this world who can lead them to the object of their devotion in the next.

From "The Call of the Sufi" by Hassan Mujtaba Newsline August 1996.

Sufi Shah Inayat Shaheed
Shah Shaheed transcended all human barriers. He reached heights of spirituality and FANAIYAT in his life time. It is in recognition of his mysticism that thousands throng his shrine-Muslims or non Muslims, rich or poor. Together they sit on straw mats on the floor and eat and drink from the same vessels in true sufi tradition. Every 17th of lunar month there is a samaa (a form of meditation among the sufis of major tradition) at the dargah, and every year followers come from all over the world to attend the URS held from the 16th to the 19th of SAFAR.