Culture & Heritage

Panja Shoh

A holy man raged and made his finger prints on a boulder in Reshipzhrav, which is known as Panja Shoh, means the five fingers' prints of the king, as it seems that five fingers have its sign upon the boulder in print form.

This sign of the holy man has been surrounded by walls and is a small shrine in Reshipzhrav. After returning back from this spot, it is said that holy man left the tuqum, horse's blanket under saddle, which is known as the Khijime Ghar and imprinted on a stone, in Yarzirich while entering this village.

When the holy man arrived back in Kirmin, he left his saddle here, which is imprinted on the stone. When the holy man reached in Sherisabz, he left his joyi namoz here. It is said that he cursed these people for their wrong doing again and then disappeared.

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