This article will investigate the multifaceted factors influencing the relationship between modernity and religion practices at Qadria shrines. This study discerns how socio-cultural dynamics, historical contexts and contemporary challenges shape the spiritual traditions observed within these shrines, which are deeply rooted in Sufism and Islamic mysticism. Through an analysis of these factors including globalization, urbanization, technological advancements and shifts in societal values, the paper illuminate the way in which Qadria shrines have adapted to, resisted or incorporated modern influences. By exploring this interplay between traditions, modernity and religious identity in the context of contemporary Pakistan.