Ajmer is the 'Mini Kaba' of India and a most venerable spot for the Muslims. Not only for Muslims but even for the followers of other religions the sacred 'Dargaah' of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti, the Sufi saint, is an object of adoration. It is believed that whatever is asked of with a sincere and longing heart and with due prayerfulness at this sacred spot, is granted. Not surprising, therefore, that thousands of people flock to Ajmer -- especially during the Urs celebrations, which is quite a joyous celebration with deep religious significance. In Ajmer, another famous place attracting visitors is the 'Hut of Two-and-a-half days", a peculiar name which might arouse curiosity. Actually, this name has derived from a historical fact. This place was originally a reputed oriental learning center of Sanskrit but in the 12th century was attacked by the Sultan of Delhi and converted into a mosque in just two-and-a-half days.