Введение
Харота Сайдан – деревня на северной окраине Сиалкота, провинция Пенджаб, Пакистан. В городе имеются общественные службы, такие как начальное, среднее и старшее образование, частные больницы, неправительственные организации и клиники, место для свадебных церемоний, почтовое отделение, мечети, церкви и банки. В городе есть коммунальные услуги, включая газ, электричество, воду и телефонную связь. В банках Faysal Bank и MCB установлены банкоматы, но банковские карты не принимаются в магазинах.
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
**Название**
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Название Харота происходит от Гароты, которое, в свою очередь, произошло от Гара. Это было распространенное название деревни в древнем регионе Джамму-Пенджаб (в регионе насчитывается не менее 10 деревень с названием Гарота, самой известной из которых является место рождения Дева Ананды). Суффикс "Сайдан" был недавно добавлен, чтобы отразить преобладание населения с фамилией Сайед в деревне.
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
**История**
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Джайрам Пур – это поддеревня, расположенная к западу от Хароты Сайдан. Харота Сайдан получила свое название от исламского почетного титула Сайед. До прибытия исламских учителей в 1100-х годах нашей эры владельцем земель деревни был Джей Рам Чоудхри, индус из семьи Лодхра клана Джат. В то время деревня называлась Джайрампур. Со временем в деревне поселились семьи Сайедов, а также люди различных этнических и религиозных групп, включая потомков семьи Чоудхри, Гуджаров, Араинов, семьи Лохар из клана Раджпутов и паштунов. Главным исламским учителем в регионе Джелум, ныне почитаемым как святой, был человек по имени Салах ад-Дин из Индостана. Он обратил правителя Джелума Джаадху Пасуала из клана Гуджар в ислам. Когда Салаха вызвали в Сиалкот, Джаадха Пасуал отправил с ним своего сына Хайра. Когда Салах ад-Дин и Хайр Пасуал прибыли в Хароту Сайдан, они жили на месте нынешнего ханкаха (места религиозных собраний или духовного уединения). Салах ад-Дин женился на дочери Джей Рама Чоудхри и получил деревню в качестве приданого. В деревню приехали жить двоюродные братья Салах ад-Дина. Жена Салах ад-Дина умерла бездетной и была похоронена в семейной худжре (мавзолее). Когда он умирал, Салах оставил свое имущество, включая деревню и окружающие плодородные земли, Хайру Пасуалу. Однако Хайр Пасуал отказался от наследства, сказав: "Саркар, я не жажду земель. Мои предки до сих пор правят Верхним Джелумом. Мне было приказано служить вам, будучи сыном пророка Мухаммеда (мир ему и благословение), и я так и сделал. Если вы хотите сделать мне подарок, позвольте мне и моим родственникам быть похороненными у ваших ног". Услышав это, Салах ад-Дин поднял руки в мольбе и помолился о процветании Хайра Пасуала и его потомков. Он назначил Хайра Пасуала и его семью мутавалли и муджаварами (хранителями могилы). Сама деревня была разделена между родственниками Салах ад-Дина. Окружающие земли были возвращены семье Лодхра. Первый ханках в Хароте Сайдан (Дарбар Читти Ханках) был основан Фатехом, сыном Фазаля, потомком Хайра Пасуала. Ежегодный фестиваль в честь Салах ад-Дина проводится в мае и июне. В Хароте Сайдан поселились беженцы Индо-пакистанской войны 1971 года, что способствовало разнообразию населения.
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
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Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Харота Сайдан является частью городского поселения Сиалкот. Деревней управляет Союзный совет. Первым председателем Хароты Сайдан был Ч. Мухаммад Дин, который построил Союзный совет в Хароте Сайдан, а г-н Сайед Ильяc Шах дважды избирался председателем Хароты. Затем г-н Насир Вахид Адвокат был избран первым Назимом Хароты Сайдан в 2001 году.
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
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Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
В Хароте Сайдан, Сиалкот, зарегистрирована неправительственная организация под названием Фонд благосостояния помощников, работающая под руководством Саида Басера Зафара (учредитель-президент) с 2010 года в различных областях, таких как здравоохранение, окружающая среда, образование, социальное развитие, стихийные бедствия и т.д.
Kharota Syedan is a village on the northern outskirts of Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan. The town has community services such as Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary education,Private Hospitals,NGOs and Clinics, Marriage Morque, a post office, mosques,Churches and banks. The town has utilities including gas, electricity, water, and telephone communications. Fasyal Bank & MCB both are having ATM machines But bank cards aren't accepted on shops. Name
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
Kharota name is derived from Gharota which dreived from Ghar. It was common name for a village in ancient Jammu Punjab region (There are at least 10 villages with Gharota name in the region, Most famous of them is where Dev Anand was born). Suffix "Syedan" was added recently to present majority of syed population in the village. HISTORY
Jayram Pur is sub village situated in west of Kharota Syedan. Kharota Syedan takes its name from the islamic honorific, Syed. Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan. At that time, the village was called Jayrampur. Over time, the Syed family as well as people of varied ethnic origins and religions have settled in the village. These include the Choudhry family descendants, Gujjar, Arain, the Lohar family of the Rajput clan and the Pashtun people. The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad Din from Hindustan. He converted the ruler of Jhelum, Jaadha Paswal of the Gujjar clan to Islam. When Salah was called to move on to Sialkot, the Jaadha Paswal sent his son, Khair with him. When Salah ad Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.) Salah ad Din married Jay Ram Choudhry's daughter and took the village as dowry. Salah ad Din's cousins came to live in the village. Salah ad Din's wife died without issue and was buried in the family hujrah (mausoleum). When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal. However, Khair Paswal refused the inheritance, saying, "Sarkar, I am not hungry for lands. My elders are still ruling Upper Jehlem. I was ordered to serve you, being the son of the Prophet Muhammad (S. W. S.) and so I did. If, at all, you want to gift me something, please allow me and my kin to be buried near your feet." Hearing this, Salah ad Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants. He made Khair paswal and his family his mutawallies and mujawars (burial caretakers). The village itself was distributed among Salah ad Din's relatives. The surrounding lands were returned to the Lodhra family. The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal. An annual festival to pay homage to Salah ad Din takes place in May and June. Refugees of the Indo Pakistani War of 1971 settled in Kharota Syedan, contributing to the diversity of the population. GOVERNANCE
Kharota Syedan is a part of Sialkot township. The village is governed by a Union Council. The First Chairman of Kharota syedan is Mr. Ch Muhammad Din who build the union Council in kharota syedan and Mr Syed illyas shah was twicely elected as chairman of kharota Then Mr. Nasir waheed Advocate elected First Nazim of Kharota syedan in 2001. SOCIAL WORK
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.
География
Харота Сайдан расположена на окраине города Сиалкот. Она находится примерно в 250 км к юго-западу от Исламабада, столицы Пакистана. К западу от неё протекает река Ченаб. К востоку возвышаются горы Гималаев.
Kharota Syedan lies on the outskirts of Sialkot township. It is about 250 km southwest of Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. To the west is the Chenab river. To the east are the mountains of the Himalayas.