Tombs Of The Soldiers Of Muhammad Bin Qasim

These Are Pictures English And Urdu Sides Of Commemorative Board Of The Tombs Of The Soldiers Of Muhammad Bin Qasim, The Muslim Conqueror Sindh Located At Hingol National Park, Aghore, Baluchistan, Pakistan. In First Picture, The Arrow Points Towards A Big Mound. The Tombs Of The Soldiers Of Muhammad Bin Qasim Are Located On This Mound.
Muhammad Bin Qasim Attacked Over Sindh In 712 A.D With The Order Of The Umayyad Caliphate.
Muhammad Bin Qasim First Captured Debal. Further He Marched Along The Indus River. At The Place Of Rohri He Fought And Defeated Raja Dahir’s Forces. Raja Dahir Died In This Battle And Muhammad Bin Qasim Took Control Of Sindh. He Continued His Victorious Progress And Further Advanced To Multan. When Walid Bin Abdul Malik died, His Younger Brother Suleman Succeeded As The Caliph. He Was A Bitter Enemy Of Hajjaj’s Family. He Recalled Muhammad Bin Qasim From Sindh, Who Obeyed The Orders As The Duty Of A General. But When He Came Back, He Was Put To Death On 18th of July, 715AD At The Age Of Twenty.

Tombs of Qutab Shahi Kings In Hydrabad.india

Tombs of Qutab Shahi Kings In Hydrabad.india

Tomb Of Sir Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Stone, Headstone, Grave And Beautiful Redstone Building Of The Tomb Of Sir Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal, The Poet Of East And National Poet Of Pakistan Located Out Side Main Entrance Of Badshahi Mosque Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.
Dr. Allama Iqbal Holds As High Status For The People Of Pakistan As Rabindranath Tagore Holds For The People Of India And Kazi Nazrul Islam For The People Of Bangladesh. Dr. Allama Iqbal (November 9, 1877 – April 21, 1938) Was Born In The House Of Sheikh Noor Muhammad (Died 1930) And Imam Bibi (Died 1914) At Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. Dr. Allama Iqbal Got His Education From The Institutions Of Scotch Mission College Sialkot, Murray College Sialkot, Government College Lahore, Trinity College, University of Cambridge, Lincoln's Inn And Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Germany.
Along With Urdu And Persian Poetry, Dr. Iqbal Was A Philosopher, Politician, Teacher, Barrister And Scholar. While Studying Law And Philosophy in England, Allama Iqbal Became a Member of The London Branch of The All-India Muslim League. In 1922, He Was Knighted By King George V Granting Him The Title "Sir". Later, Presiding Over The Annual Meeting Of All India Muslim League In December 1930 At Allahabad, Dr. Allama Iqbal Was The Man Who Suggested 'A Separate Motherland' For The Muslims Of Sub-Continent. Indian People Remembered Him As The Author of The Popular Indian National Song 'Sary Jahaan Say Acha Hindustan Humara'.
Here Is A List Of Dr. Allama Iqbal Books And Work:
1-Asrar-e-Khudi
2-Zabur-i-Ajam
3-Zarb-i-Mashriq
4-Ilm ul Iqtisad in 1903
5-Rumuz-i-Bekhudi
6-Payam-i-Mashriq
7-Javid Nama
8-Pas Cheh Bayed Kard Ai Aqwam-e-Sharq
9-Armughan-e-Hijaz
10-Bang-i-Dara
11-Bal-i-Jibril
12-Zarb-i Kalim
13-The Development of Metaphysics in Persia
14-The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam in 1930
Here Is A Beautiful Verse Of Dr. Allan Muhammad Iqbal:
دیارِ عشق میں اپنا مقام پیدا کر۔
نیا زمانہ،نئے صبح و شام پیدا کر
(Dyar-e-Iqhiq Main Apna Muqam Paida Kr.
Nia Zamans, Niay Subh O Sham Paida Kr.)
Photography By Sir Veer Shuaib Raza Ji

Tomb Of SafdarJang, The Governor Of Oudh, Located At Delhi, India

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Stone And Mughal Times Tomb Of SafdarJang, The Governor Of Oudh, Located At Delhi, India.
' SafdarJang's Tomb '
This Tomb Was Built By Nawab Shujauddaula For His Father Mirza Muqim Abul Mansur Khan Entitled SafdarJang, Who Was Governor Of Oudh During The Reign Of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah (1719-48) And Prime Minister During That Of His Successor Ahmad Shah (1748-54). He Died In 1754.
With Its High Enclosure Walls, The. charbagh Layout Of Garden, Tanks And Fountains And Its Central Domed Mausoleum, It Follows The Tradition Of Humayun's Tomb And Is A Good Specimen Of Mughal Garden-Tomb. It Is Aptly Described As The Last Flicker In The Lamp Of Mughal Architecture At Delhi.'
Pictures Gifted By Inderjeet Singh Ji

Tomb Of Renowned Urdu Poet Of Pakistan Named Mohsin Naqvi Located At Main Karbala

These Are The Pictures Of Headstone , Grave And Little Tomb Of Renowned Urdu Poet Of Pakistan Named Mohsin Naqvi Located At Main Karbala, Adjacent To Tahli Wala Qabrustan, Dera Ghazi Khan, Punjab, Pakistan. This Karbala Graveyard Is Also As Old as City of Dera Ghazi Khan Established In 1910 A.D.
Mohsin Naqvi ( 5 May 1947- 15 January 1996) Was a Renowned Pakistani Poet Born In The House Of Syed Chirag Hussain Shah At Dera Ghazi Khan, Punjab, Pakistan. Mohsin Naqvi Is His Pen Name. His Birth Name Is Syed Ghulam Abbas Naqvi.
Mohsin Naqvi Graduated From Government College Multan and Obtained His Masters Degree From The University of The Punjab, Lahore.
He Was Also Known As The Poet Of Ahl-e-bait. His Poetry About The Tragic Incident Of Karbla Is Well Accepted And Recited All Over Pakistan. He Was Also A Famous Religious Scholar Of Pakistan. He Was An Active Member of Shia Muslim Community Which Is Believed To Be The Reason Behind His Assassination. Naqvi Published A Lot Books Of Poetry In Urdu Language During His lifetime. Along With Soft Feelings Of Young Generation, Mohsin Naqvi Wrote Against The Rulers of The World Who Don't Care Their People. He Was Murdered in 1996 at Lahore in Main Bazar.
His Funeral Prayer Was Led By Chief Allama Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi at Nasir Bagh, Lahore. Then His Dead Body Was Moved To His Native City Dera Ghazi Khan Where He Was Buried In Karbala Sharif Graveyard Dera Ghazi Khan.
Here Is A List Of Urdu Poetry Books of Mohsin Naqvi:
1- Azaab-e-Deed
2- Khaima-e-Jaan
3- Berg-e-Sehra
4- Band-e-Kbaa
5- Moj-e-Idraak
6- Taloo-e-Ashk
7- Furat-e-Fikr
8- Reza-e-Harf
9- Rakht-e-Shab
10- Rida-e-Khwab
11- Haq-e-Aeliya
Here Is Also A Urdu Ghazal Of Late Mohsin Naqvi Ji In Roman Script:
Ghazal
Wafa MeN Ab Yeh Hunar Ikhtiyaar Karna Hai.
Woh Sach Kahay Na Kahay Aaitebaar Karna Hai.
Yeh Tujh Ko Jaagtay Rahnay Ka Shouq Kab Say Huaa?
Mujhay To Khair Teraa Intezaaar Karna Hai.
Hawa Ki Zad MeN Jalanay HaiN AnsoN Kay Chiraagh.
Kabhi Yeh Jashan Sar E Rahguzaar Karna Hai.
Woh Muskura Kay Naye WaswasoN MeN Daal Gaya.
Khayaal Tha K Usay Sharamsaar Karna Hai.
Misaal E Shaakh E Barhana KhizaN Ke Rut MeN Kabhi.
Khud Apnay Jism Ko Be-Barg O Baar Karna Hai.
Teray Firaaq MeN Din Kiss Tarah KattaiN Apnay.
K ShuGhal E Shab To sitaray Shumaar Karna Hai.
Chalo Yeh Ashak Hi Moti Samajh Kay Baich AayaiN
Kissi Tarah To HamaiN Rozgaar Karna Hai.
Kabhi To Dil MeN Chhupay Zakhm Bhi NumayaaN HoN.
Qaba Samajh Kay Badan Taar Taar Karna Hai.
Khuda Khabar Yeh Koi Zid Ka Shouq hai ‘Mohsin’.
Khud Apni Jaan Kay Dushman Say Payaar Karna Hai.
Pictures By Click Master Veer Shuaib Raza Ji

Tomb Of Nawab Shuja Khan

These Are Some Pictures Of Headstone And Tomb Of Nawab Shuja Khan, The Founder Of Shujabad City Located At Shujabad(Multan), Punjab, Pakistan.
Shujabad Is a Very Historical City. The Name Of The City Is On Its Ruler's Name Named Nawab Shuja Khan Alizai. Nawab Shuja Khan, The Second Son Of Nawab Zahid khan Alizai, Twice Remained The Governor (Subedar) of Multan Under Ahmad Shah Durrani's Rule. He Founded The Shujabad city in 1750 And Built The Fortification Wall Between 1767 And 1772. He Died in 1775 AD And Was Buried Outside The City In a Locality known as Basti Khairpur. Old City of Shujabad Was protected And Made Secured Against The Invaders With the Huge And High Wall all Around the City By The Nawab Shuja Khan. Though The Condition of The Wall Is Deteriorating Yet it is Still in Its Original Position. It is Very Much Planned City at That Time. The Arrangement Of Old City is Symmetrical. There Are four Bazaars Within The Walled City i.e. Multani Bazaar, Rasheed Shah Bazaar, Rail Bazaar and Chotaka Bazaar On the Names of its Four Respective Doors Railway Gate ,Multani Gate ,Rasheed Shah Gate And Chutaka Gate, Chutaka Means Crossing of Four Roads, Four Roads Going On Different Directions From This Gate. Chandni Chowk is The Center of all Bazaars. In the ancient Time All the Gates Were Locked At Night.

Tomb Of Mughal Times Renowned Musician Mian Tansen Located At Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India

These Are The Pictures Of Commemorative Stone, Grave And Tomb Of Mughal Times Renowned Musician Mian Tansen Located At Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Mian Tansen (1506 - 1589) Was a Prominent Indian Classical Music Composer, Musician And Vocalist Great Mughals Times. He Was Included In Nine Gems (9 Ratans) Of Emperor Akbar The Great. Emperor Akbar Gave Him The Title Of 'Mian'. Tansen Was Born In a Hindu Family In Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India. His Birth Name Was Tannu Mishra. His Father Named Mukund Mishra Was a Famous Poet Of That Time. Tansen Learnt Music From His Guru, Shri Haridas Swamy Who Was Considered To Be a Legendary Teacher Of That Time. It Is Said That Mian Tansen Performed Astonishing Miracles By His Singing. He Could Bring Rain By Singing In a Particular Raag Known as Megh Malhar. Similarly He Could Start a Fire By Singing in Raag Deepak. Bhairav, Darbari Todi, Darbari Kanada, Malhar, Sarang and Rageshwari Are The Ragas Composed By Mian Tansen. These Ragas Are The Foundation Of Classical Music. The Dhrupad Style Of Music Is Likely to Have Been Started By Him And His Guru Shri Haridas Swamy. Some Of His Important Works On Music Are The Rajmala And Sangeet Sara. It Was The Power of His Music That When He Used to Sing In The Court of King Akbar, Candles Used To Light Up Automatically. His Contribution to The World of Music Is Priceless.
He Embraced Islam At The Hands Of The Great Sufi Mystic Shaykh Muhammad Ghaus of Gwalior Whose Tomb Is Near The Tomb Of Mian Tansen In Gwalior.
Here Are Some Ragas Composed By Tansen.
1-Miyan Ka Bhairav
2-Darbari Todi
3-Darbari Kanada
4-Miyan Ki Todi
5-Miyan Ki Malhar
6-Miyan ki Mand
7-Miyan Ki Sarang
8-Rageshwari.
It Is Written On The Commemorative Stone Erected Near Tansen's Tomb Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India:
' Tomb Of Tansen '
'The Tomb Of Well Known Musician Tansen Was Built in 16 Th Century A.D. Who Was One Of The Nine Gems Of Great Mughal Emperor Akbar. There Is A Tamarind Near The Tomb. The Leaves Of Which Was Chewed By Credulous Singer For Sweet Voice. It Is Built On A Rectangular Elevated Plot From With A Pillared Gallery In The Centre Of Which Lies The Tomb.'

Tomb Of Mirza Jutt And Sahiban

These Are The Pictures Of Commemorative Board, Graves And Tomb Of Mirza Jutt And Sahiban Located At Village Danabad Tehsil Jaranwala Distt Lyallpur, Punjab, Pakistan. There Is Also Grave Of The Father Of Mirza Jutt Named Wanjal Inside The Tomb Of Mirza And Sahiban.
According To The Writings Written On The Wall Of The Tomb of Mirza And Sahiban By Walayat S/O Mokha Sahi(From The Family Of Mirza Jutt) The Date Of Birth Of Mirza Jutt Is 28 March 1586 A.D And Date Of Birth Of Of Sahiban Is 29 March 1587 A.D. The Death Date Of Mirza Jutt And Sahiban Is Same i , e 18 March 1618 A.D.
Mirza Sahiban Is One Of The Popular Tragic Romances of Punjab. Mirza Belonged To Punjab, Coming From The Clan of Jats, Specifically The Kharals, While Sahiban Was From The Tribe Of Sial. From Early Childhood, They Played And Went to School Together. Mahni Khan Was The Father of Sahiban, Who Was Kheewa Chief, Which Was a Town in The Territory of Sial in Punjab’s Jhang District of Pakistan.
Mirza Was Wanjhal Khan’s Son, Who Was Having The Status of a Chaudhary in The Tribe of Kharal Jat, in Jaranwala Area ,Faisalabad Pakistan.
Mirza Went to Khivan to The House of His Relatives In Order to Study And Fell In love With Sahiban In This Place After Meeting Her. In later days, Sahiban Was to Wed Taha Khan Belonging to The Chander Family By Arranged Marriage Customs. When She Gave a Message to Mirza Through Karmu, a Brahmin, Mirza Being at That Time In a Dhanbad village.
The Sister of Mirza Requested Him To Not Go For Rescuing Sahiban, As It Was Also Her own Marriage Day And Wanted Her Brother To Be By Her Side. Besides, His Entire Family Warned That The Sial Community Was Very Violent And One Shouldn’t Interfere in Their Matters, But Mirza Jut Denied To Be Convinced.
Mirza Arrived at The Wedding Venue Riding His Mare, When The Mehndi Ceremony of Sahiban Was Going on And Took Her Away. When The Brothers of Sahiban Found Out Regarding This, They Followed Them. While On The Way, When Mirza Was Resting, Nearby a Tree, With His Head on The Lap of Sahiban, Her Brothers Along With Chander Caught Them.
It Was Known to Sahiban That Mirza Was An Expert at Archery and Didn’t Miss a Target And Believed That The Arrows Shot by Mirza Would Keep Off Her Brothers. But, Before She Woke Mirza Up, She Broke The Arrows, Simply on The Belief That if Her Brothers Saw Them Together, They Might Possible Have a Change of Mind And Accept Them Into The Family. She Was Hopeful of Their Love Which Existed Between The Sister And Brothers. On The Contrary, The Brothers Didn’t Feel The Same And There Was a Fight. Even Though Mirza Gave a Valiant Fight, He Was Easily Outnumbered And a Blow From a Sword on His Head, Struck From Behind. Sahibhan Was Not in Favour of a Blood Fight, With People From Both Sides Being Killed And Therefore She Decided to Kill Her And Then The Fight Ended. After The Death of Mirza, She Used The Same Sword Belonging to Mirza And Ended Her Life. Of The Many Such Stories of Valiant Love, Which Emerged From Punjab, The Mirza Sahiban’s Story is One of The Few Ones, Where the Male Protagonist’s Name is Taken First. This Legend has Now Become a Part of the Culture of Punjab

TOMBS OF BABA BULLHE SHAH FAMILY MEMBERS

TOMBS OF BABA BULLHE SHAH FAMILY MEMBERS