History & Facts about Multan - Multan Great Historcial Shrine (Multan Pakistan)

Multan is an important city in Punjab province of Pakistan. This city is situated on the banks of the Chenab River. It is the fifth largest city in Pakistan by population. The district is also the headquarters of Multan and Tehsil Multan.

A nation whose name was Mali came to be settled here and is called as Astana in Sanskrit. Thus its name became Mali Asthan which gradually became "Mali Tan" and then over time, Malitan, Multan and now Multan. Is.

Talking about the history of Multan, after the conquest of Jhelum and Gujarat in 327 BC, Alexander's army did not want to advance further due to fatigue, but Alexander ordered his army to move forward and lured them to the wealthy land. Hopefully, the army marched towards Multan, where the Malawi people lived, whose stories of valor and bravery spread, when the Secondary Forces invaded Multan, the nation boldly confronted Sikander's waist during the campaign. The spine was stuck in the spine. Despite the rulers' efforts, the arrow did not come out. They cut some part of the arrow on it. That Alexander could continue the war. However, a few days after Multan was conquered, the Greek army retaliated so badly that his king was injured so that no one was left alive in the city. Speaking of Islamic history, Multan was first conquered by Muhammad ibn Qasim in 712 CE and laid the foundation of an Islamic empire. And added it to his government, in 571 AH, in 1175 CE, Sultan Shahabuddin Mohammad Ghori defeated Khusro Malik and occupied Multan. After Sultan Ghauri, numerous families made him his final throne. The family of slaves, family, khalji, family of Tughlaq, family of Sadat family of Lodhi and then rulers of Mughal Empire remained part of Multan Muslim Empire. A. After the liberation war of 1857, the British occupied Multan completely and remained under the control of the British Empire till 1647. After independence it became part of Pakistan.

Fort Multan is very important in the history of Multan. The history of Multan is very old. It is one of the oldest cities in the world. Many cities were settled, but as a result of the rotation day, the pages disappeared, but Multan was still alive and still alive thousands of years ago. Hundreds of invaders who tried to wipe out Multan from the surface have disappeared themselves today. But today Multan is still alive with his holiness and remains an existentialist.

This city is called the City of the Saints because there are a number of shrines of Saints and Sufis. In the famous shrines, the shrine of the late Syedna Yusuf Shah Gardezi is one of the main shrines. Famous scholar Ahl-e-Sunnah Hazrat Abdul Haq Mahdus Dahlavi has testified in his book, Al-Khayyar, that even after his death, he used to take his oath of allegiance from the grave of Sharif and there is still a mark from which the Holy Grail Sharif. Used to come out

Other shrines: Hazrat Shah Shams Tabriz (RA), Hazrat Bahawal-ul-Haq (RA), BB Nick Damon (RA), Hazrat Bahauddin Zakariya Multani (RA), Hazrat Shah Member Alam (RA), Hazrat Munshi Ghulam Hassan Shaheed Multani (RA) The shrines of Hazrat Musa Pak Shaheed (RA), Hazrat Syed Ahmad Saeed Kazmi (RA), Hazrat Hafiz Muhammad Jamal (RA), Hazrat Baba Piran Ghaib (RA) and many saints are here. The suburbs also include the shrine of Hazrat Makhdoom Abdul Rashid Haqqani (Riz) Shah Sahib (Vehari Road), Hazrat Pir Syed Sakhi Sultan Ali Akbar (Riz), which is located on Suraj Miani Road.