Gurudwara Majnu ka tila

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A young Muslim boy named Abdullah was so engrossed in his work of taking people from one bank of the river to the another one for free. People started calling him as ‘Majnu’. One day guruji was walking on the banks of river yamuna and saw him lost in meditation. After being so pleased with Majnu’s dedication Guru Nanak Dev blessed him, he said to majnu “your name will be known forever”. That's why it is called Majnu-Ka-Tilla (the small hill of Majnu).
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