The devotees present inside the tomb are asked to leave and three khadims clean and sweep the tomb. When the bell rings six times, the qawwals sing a special karka song. The dargah has a special daily ceremony called the langar in which devotees are served wheat porridge cooked in a special grass. It is said that the same porridge was eaten by the Khwaja himself. Even emperor Akbar used to stand in queue to take the langar along with other commoners.
Devotees can go for the langar after commencing the isha prayer.
Qawwali is an integral part of the rituals here. A qawwali is a song in the praise of Allah. The Qur an recital takes place everyday at Jama Masjid and Alamgir Masjid. The splendid mosque is present in the corner of the inner court of the dargah. It is a resplendent building in white marble with a long and narrow court.