Category: Family Tree

Hazrat Baha-ud-din Zakariya Mausoleum in Multan Hazrat Baha-ud-din Zakariya (Persian: بہاؤ الدین زکریا) was a Sufi of Suhrawardiyya order. His full name was Al-Sheikh Al-Kabir Sheikh-ul-Islam Baha-ud-Din Abu Muhammad Zakaria Al-Qureshi Al-Asadi Al Hashmi.Sheikh Baha-ud-Din Zakariya known as Bahawal Haq was born atKot Kehror, a town of Layyah District near Multan, Punjab,Pakistan around 1170. His […]

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There are 3 main families of Hashmite Sadaat of Pail-Piran, all are descendents of Pir Khawja Noori- namely Fateh Shah-aal(Fatehshhaal), Daim Shah-aal(Daimshahhaal) and Kalay Shah-aal(Kalayal) with two sub families namely Sharaf Shah-aal(Sharafshhaal) and Sonay Shah-aal(Sonayshahhaal) who are closely related to the last two main families.Some of Pir families of Pail-Piran have moved to places like […]

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Since the Piran E Pail are descendents of Hazrat Ba Ud din Zakkariyya- a disciple of Hazrat Shahab Ud Din Soharwardi,Baghdadi*, they follow Soharwardia,and fromFiqah school view point they are followers of Imam Abu Hanifah. One of the able son of this family Late Pir Karam Shah El Azhari,of Bhera Sharif,had been instrumental in promoting […]

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Arrival and Rule (856-1026 CE) of Habbari Arab in Sindh Habbari dynasty ruled Sindh from 841 to 1024 C.E. Sindh was a province of Abbasid Caliphate. During the stuggle of dominance of Islamic world betwen Abassid and Fatimid Caliphate, Sindh became semi-independent under Arab ruler Aziz al-Habbari in 841 CE, though nominally remaining part of […]

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Habbarid Dynasty(Amirs of Sind) Ruler: Abd al Rahman Reigned: c.950 AD Denomination(Coin): AR Damma Obverse: Arabic script Reverse: Arabic script Reference: Album 1494 Weight: 0.8 gms Diameter: 10.4 mm Habbarid (Amirs of Sind) The Habbarids ruled in Sind from the 9th century to the 11th. Sind is in the north-west of the Indian sub-continent and […]

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Pir Walayat Hussain Shah Pir Fateh Shah Pir Farman Shah( sub Family Farman Shahall gets its name after him) Pir Laal Shah Pir Hassan Shah Pir Ghulam Shah Pir Mehboob Shah Pir Fateh Shah( Family Fateh Shahaal gets its name after him) Pir Ibn Shah Pir Khawja Noori Pir Ali Qattal Shah Sheikh Sadar Ud […]

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Pir sahib Acha(Pir Haccha) was one of the reverened decendents of Pir Sahib Khawja Noori of Pail-Piran.He was Wali-E-Kamil and Sahib-E- Karamat. He is buried in Pail-Piran in the family graveyard of Pir family on the main Chakwal-Khushab Road.A water well known as ‘Pir Haccha daa Choha’ is located close to Pail-Piran near village Kutcher, […]

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Late Pir Walayat Shah was younger to his brother late Pir Ghulam Haider Shah.The former has four sons: Syed Sajid Hussain Shah and one grandson- Pirzada Zakariyya Walayat Shah Dr. Syed Wajid Pirzada and four grandsons-Late Pirzada Zulkifle Walayat Shah(Awwal),Pirzada Sheharyar Walayat Shah,Pirzada Aitizaz Walayat Shah and Pirzada Daniyal Walayat Shah. Pirzada Majid Hussain Shah […]

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The ‘Soon Valley’ (Urdu: [‎[‎وادئ سون)]] or Soon Sakesar is located in the northwest of Khushab District, Punjab, Pakistan. Eeastern border of Soon Valley starts from Poodhrar village and western border land mark is Sakesar. The Sakesar is the highest mountain peak in the region, 5010 feet highest peak of the Salt Range. The valley […]

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