Ahmedpur:
Ahmedpur holds a special importance in the history of Rahmatabad. Ahmedpur is located at a distance of 5km from Rahmatabad. This village is one among the ten villages that were populated by khwaja Rahmatullah along with Rahmatabad. Khwaja Rahmatullah had built a mosque in this village and had performed Chilla Kashi (a practice where one isolates himself completely from worldly matters and concentrates all his energies towards the Zikr of Almighty Allah for a certain period of time) in Ahmedpur. The Khalifa of Khwaja Rahmatullah, Hazrat Syed Shah Rafiuddin Khandari (RA) often used to say that Khwaja Nayabe Rasool had said that any person who offers two Rakats of Nafil prayers in the mosque at Ahmedpur and thereafter places his wishes in front of Almighty Allah with pure heart and total submission, then there is no reason why his wishes will not be fullfilled.Hazrat Syed Khwaja Rahmatullah (RA) Nayabe Rasool had decided that any income coming from Ahmedpur should go to Madina for charity and hence whenever he used to visit Ahmedpur he would always carry his own food and water. He would not touch a single penny from the income of Ahmedpur and would never take any share from the crops that were grown in the fields of Ahmedpur. Whatever collections he would get from Ahmedpur he would send them all to Madina Shareef.
Udaigir Hill Fort:
Udgir (present day Udaygiri) is located at a distance of thirty miles (approximately 55 km) from Rahmatabad.in the northwards direction. Hazrat Syed Khwaja Rahmatullah (RA) Nayabe Rasool had purchased a barren piece of land along with a jungle during his stay at Udgir. The commander of Udgir hill fort Syed Abdul Qadir Khan was a keen follower of Khwaja Rahmatullah and out of respect for Khwaja Rahmatullah he offered to gift him the piece of land at Ana Samudram. Khwaja Rahmatullah refused to accept the gift and instead purchased the land by paying out the full amount.