History of Hafizabad Punjab pakistan postal code famous place

 Hafizabad is a city and capital of Hafizabad District situated in Punjab, Pakistan.It is the 31st biggest city of Pakistan. It is likewise a Tehsil.

Hafizabad

حافظ آباد

• Country Pakistan
• Province Punjab
• Division Gujranwala
• District Tehsil Hafizabad
• Union councils25
• Elevation 200 m (700 ft)
• City 245,784
•  Rank 31st, Pakistan
• Time zoneUTC+5 (PST)
• Area code(s)0547

Antiquated history

Hafizabad history In urdu

Hafizabad is an old city of Punjab, Pakistan. In 327 BC, during Alexander's attack of Punjab, the domain of the Sandal Bar was accounted for to be a very much populated region. Huge urban communities were a situated in this area, and a great deal of sub states were coordinated here under the administration of maharajas and rajas.

In the sixth 100 years, Hafizabad was visited by the well known Chinese explorer Xuanzang. He moved to Sangla and remained one night in a town, then, at that point, called Jaipura, which was situated close to the town of Koriala

Middle age history

In the start of the seventh century Rajput realms ruled Eastern parts of Pakistan and northern India. In 997 CE, Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi, assumed control over the Ghaznavid administration domain laid out by his dad, Sultan Sebuktegin, In 1005 he vanquished the Shahis in Kabul in 1005, and followed it by the successes of some western Punjab locale. Eastern Regions of Punjab from Multan to the Rawalpindi in north (Including district of present-day Hafizabad) stayed under Rajput rule until 1193. The Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire later administered the locale. The Punjab locale turned out to be predominately Muslim because of teacher Sufi holy people whose dargahs speck the scene of Punjab district. During the Delhi Sultanate period a major city was arranged at the site of the current town of Mehdiabad. In any case, thereafter this region became uninhabited and wilderness as a result of deficiency of water and Afghan invasions. This present circumstance continued until Mughal Emperor Akbar's period. Hafizabad was previously a position of some significance, and is referenced in the Ain-I-Akbari as base camp of a Mahal. Hafiz, the organizer, was a #1 of Mughal Emperor Akbar. Ghalib Hussain Kharal

Autonomy

The overwhelmingly Muslim populace upheld Muslim League and Pakistan Movement. After the freedom of Pakistan in 1947, the minority Hindus and Sikhs moved to India while Muslim outcasts from India got comfortable the Hafizabad. The vast majority of the evacuees have since settled and between wedded into the neighborhood populace.

Association with the city is by Gujranwala Road or Hafizabad Road. On the Wazirabad - Faisalabad Railway Section, Hafizabad is the eighth rail line station. Essentially it is a rural city. Since the development of a trade close to Sukheke Mandi, Hafizabad is currently only 22 kilometers from the M2 motorway.

Environment

The locale environment is warm during summer and it is cold to during winter. The Eastern has nearness of downpour fall than western part.Prolific soil permit the development of top notch rices. The normal each month precipitation is somewhere in the range of 50 and 75 millimeters.

Hafizabad weather 

Waterways

The Chenab River starts in the snow-shrouded focal scope of the Himalayas. It gets various more modest streams from the lower slopes which rely on precipitation. It breaks out from a rough crevasse in the slopes, six miles (9.7 km) toward the north of Bajwat District. Generally individuals from Hafizabad clean up in that waterway.

Sialkot streams descending from Marala Headwork and enters Hafizabad District close to Kot Kkamer, a town of Hafizabad Tehsil. It shapes a characteristic limit between Mandi Bahauddin and Hafizabad regions. Another exceptionally popular spot is Head Sagar Complex in which an Irrigation Canal is ignoring a connection trench. It is an exceptionally considered normal and fascinating spot for new guests with regards to Hafizabad.

Industry

Significant piece of the nation's rice sends out are from Hafizabad, which is in some cases alluded to as the Land of Rice or City of Rice. Cotton power loom (winding around) is the second biggest industry of Hafizabad. It is connected straightforwardly with the cotton market in Faisalabad and finance managers from Faisalabad manage the cotton business in Hafizabad. It assumes a significant part in the improvement of Hafizabad. This industry has been gravely impacted by the energy emergency.

Peshawar, Agra, Mithra, Calcutta, Karachi, and Sukker were Hafizabad's primary clients. Up to 23 rice factories were there until the autonomy of Pakistan.

Farming

The accompanying sorts of rice are developed in Hafizabad: Basmati 385, Basmati 386, Super Karnal, 1121 Sella, Ery Nine, Erey Six, Super Fan, and KS 282. White Pearl Rice is a renowned rice brand of Hafizabad.

Animals

Hafizabad luxuriously broadened locale in domesticated animals populace. As indicated by last Cattle Census there are 57321 Buffaloes, 210033 Cattle, 25112 Sheep, 122215 Goats, 2885 Horses, 47197 Asses, 2806 Mules, 346 Camel and 456865 Domestic poultry.

Area Livestock Department is going by District Office Livstock with two Deputy Livestok Officers viz Breed Improvement and Animal Health.

Holy people of District Hafizabad

Hafizabad famous places 

• Shah Sharmast Jilal U Din Bukhari: The burial place of Shah Sharmast is situated in the north of Ghari Awan memorial park. The Mughal ruler Akbar and Jahangir visited him.

• Hafiz Syed Mustafa: He is a holy person of Mughal period and every year on 24 of Har month the strict celebration coordinated by the locals

• Shah Abdullah Ghaus: He was one of the most renowned Sufi of Hafizabad. His holy place is in Garhi Awan the most established settlement of the city.

• Rehmat Khan Awan: He was the most prestigious individual from the Awan line. He was told by Sultan Bahoo and from Noon Sufi holy person.

• Jalal Badshah: He was the one of the most popular Sufi of hafizabad. The mazar of jalal badsha situated in madharianwala Village 4 km away from Hafizabad at sukheki street.

• Marwan Shah: He was brought into the world in eleventh Hijri in the town of Jogi Jamkay. After end of his dad during youth he settled on calling of laboring. It is popular and known that during Shab e barat when he was watering the fields of his lord the water became milk.

• Syed Niamat Ali Shah: Noor Shah Sadar-u-Din was his dad and Wali Qutab Imam of Begum Kot Lahore his sibling. He came to Jalalpur for teaching Islam. He lived in the area and passed on at 90 years old. He is covered in Jalalpur and consistently his urs is organized on 15 'Har'(A month of 'Bikrami' year)

• Makhdoom Pir Syed Naubahaar Shah Bukhari: He was brought into the world in 1876 and passed on in 1978. He is the relative of Syed Jalaluddin Surkh Posh Bukhari, Uch Sharif and his grandson Sajjada Nasheen Darbar-e-Jalalia, Makhdoom Jalaluddin otherwise called Makhdoom Jahanian Jahan Gasht. His catacomb is situated at the line of area Hafizabad, 18 km on M3 from Pindi Bhattian to Faisalabad. His Urs is organized on 26 and 27 'Jaith'(A month of 'Bikrami' year)

• Sain Shareef: Also known as Nanga Peer rests in the east of Garhi Awan burial ground. He withdrew from this world in close past regardless remaining parts a wellspring of incredible appreciation for his devotees and adherents of Sufism in Hafizabad.

• Sheik Mosa Dud: He was contemporary and aficionados of Baba Fareed Gunj Shaker. It is expressed that when Baba Fareed Gunjh Shaker was going for journey, he requested that Sheik Mosa Dud show up with him however he was sorry. At the point when Baba Fareed came to 'Macca' he saw that Mosa Dud was at that point there. That is the reason the fans of Fareed Shaker Gunj called him Mosa Dud. He is covered in Mehmood Pur, a ghetto of Jalalpur.

• Hakeem Muhammad Siddique : A broadly notable Tabeeb in all around the Punjab. He was brought into the world in 1905 and kicked the bucket in 1984. Dr Saeed Ahmad and Zahoor Ahmad Siddiqui the children of Hakeem Muhammad Siddique.