Mamburam Maqam

Mamburam Maqam is a famous spiritual centre located on the banks of the Kadalundi River in the Tirurangadi region of Malappuram District. It is one of the important Muslim pilgrimage centres in Kerala.

The Maqam is the resting place of Sayyid Alavi Thangal. He came to Malabar from Hadhramaut in Yemen and was a respected religious scholar and spiritual leader. He gave great importance to religious education and social activities.

The Mamburam Thangals had a significant spiritual and social influence among the Muslim community of Malabar. Sayyid Alavi Thangal and, later, Sayyid Fazal Pookoya Thangal hold an important place in the history of the Mamburam region.

Every year, Mamburam Nercha and Urs are held at the Maqam. Many devotees from different parts of Kerala visit Mamburam during these occasions. Prayers, religious talks, and other spiritual programmes are conducted as part of the celebrations.

Mamburam also has an important place in the history of Malabar. The region is associated with various social and political events during the period of British rule.

Today, Mamburam Maqam stands as an important centre of spirituality, history, and heritage. It is one of the culturally and historically significant places in Kerala.