Today, is commemorated the foundation of the famous Bektashi tekke of Krusheva, in Skrapar.
Krushova-Skrapar tekke is located in the village of Krushova, Leshnjë administrative unit, Skrapar Municipality. The tekke is early and is associated with the missionaries who crossed the Dëvri-Gostënckë-Leshnjë-Vlushë-Potom road. According to the elders, the tekke was built by Qamil Zaçe Krushova (Zyka) before 1900. The same sources add that Zaçe Krushova (Zyka) was a myhib of Fetahu’s father of the Backa tekke. Qamil, over time set up the tekke. He added properties such as buildings, forests, pastures, livestock, etc. Qamil is known as a patriot for the national cause. He was a collaborator with Riza Cerova, in Thessaloniki and in Albania. Qamil passed away in 1935. The tekke was frequented by the whole village and beyond. In this tekke, the Velik dervish also served. He approached the believers and organized the religious ceremonies of Sultan Nowruz, Matem, Ashura, Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Adha. During this period, 20 workers volunteered for the tekke. From 1890 to 1919, Veli Rakip Zyko served in this tekke voluntarily. Then, in 1919, he was dressed as a dervish by Father Mestani of the Backa tekke. He served as a dervish in the Krushevo tekke until his death in 1953.
The tekke was demolished in 1967 and rebuilt with a tomb, shrine after the 1990s.