The establishment of Sufi Khanqahs (hospices) and Dargahs (shrines) had a profound impact on medieval Indian society. Which of the following statements best describes their socio-cultural role?

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Dargahs and Khanqahs acted as the most significant centers of socio-cultural synthesis in medieval India. They practiced the concept of 'Wihdat-ul-Wujud', maintaining open kitchens (Langar) for the poor, and welcomed people of all castes and religions for spiritual healing and Ziyarat, bridging the communal divide.

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