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Mazar
A Arabic word for the shrine, which is now used in Bengali only. The word is the word of Persian dargah. The metallic meaning of 'place of visit'. The shrine generally refers to the tomb of the Auliya-darvats. 
The shrine is called or buried in the shrine. Mosque, Madrasa, Maktab etc. were developed nearby. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) went to the graveyard of Al-Madinah in Madinah and went to the graveyard of the martyrs of the martyrs and prayed for them. Sunnat of the Companions created by the Prophet. Because the Prophet's Mazar was built by Sahabah. As a result of the influence of Sufi guides increasing the attraction of Muslims to the shrine, Muslims pursuing Sufism are Sufi
The martyred disciples used to go to the graveyard and pray for them. Sunnat of the Companions created by the Prophet, because the Prophet's Mazar was prepared in the Sahabah. As a result of the influence of Sufi guides increasing the attraction of Muslims to the shrine, The Muslim followers of Sufism have assumed this position in Sufi Rasuta.
The shrines of the Auliya-darves of Islam, who came from different Muslim countries in the Indian subcontinent, still exist, namely: the shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, the shrine of Nizamuddin Awaliya in Delhi, the shrine of Fariduddin Ganj-e-Shakkara in Lahore, the shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal and Hazrat Shah Parhan's shrine in Sylhet, Rajshahi Shah Makhdum Mazar, the shrine of Shah Ali Baghdadi in Dhaka, the shrine of Khanjahan Ali in Khulna, etc. Chittagong is famous as the city of the shrine, because there are twelve-Awlia's tomb