History of Athara Hazari By Mian Arfan Tahir
History of Athara Hazari By Mian Arfan Tahir Why atharahazarai is called so?- WHY ATHARA HAZARI IS CALLED 18 HAZARI A NEW RESEARCH 2020
ATHARA HAZARI, TEHSIL OF DISTRICT JHANG LATEST INFORMATION
A COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF PIR TAJUJUDDIN ATHARA HAZARI
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Makhdoom Irfan Tahir |
I have been studying history for many days. The main reason for reading this is that "there is a tradition about the great Pir Tajuddin that he was the commander of Mahmud Ghaznavi's army of eighteen thousand. And some time ago Aftab Iqbal said in his program that there is an old man in 18 Hazari Tehsil of Jhang District whose name is "Hazrat Pir Tajuddin". The name of this area was changed to 18 Hazari because "Pir Tajuddin" was the commander of Mahmood Ghaznavi's army. Salar was. But if we look at history, a new direction emerges, that Ahmed Ayaz was a special slave of Mahmud Ghaznavi.
They were treated like their own children, and they were also taught various sciences and arts. Some slaves were taught religious sciences, some were made to memorize the Holy Quran, and some were recruited into the army. The same army guarded the king. One of the slaves, Ayaz (whom I mentioned above), was well versed in religious studies, as well as horse riding, archery, manners, and army training. He learned all this under the shadow of Mahmud Ghaznavi. When Mahmud Ghaznavi saw the skill of "Ayaz", he made him the commander of his army. It is said that he is the commander of Mahmud Ghaznavi's army, so I think this tradition is baseless.
If Pir Taj-ud-Din was a warrior, what did he come to Mouza MIGHYANA Jhang to do? Did he also come to Jhang to fight a war, but it is narrated that Pir Taj-ud-Din came to Jhang for sightseeing and entertainment. Fighting was going on in various places and Pir Tajuddin was having fun. It is believed that Mahmud Ghaznavi passed through here with his army and at the place of river Jhelum Pir Tajuddin fell ill and he had to rest here. After staying here for a few days, Pir Tajuddin passed away.
Let's move on to the real issue. Let's take a look at the history of Mahmud Ghaznavi. And turned towards the river Jhelum and not towards the river Chenab. If he did not turn towards these two rivers then how could Pir Tajuddin stay here. Mahmud Ghaznavi made a total of seventeen attacks. The third attack was by Abul Fateh, the ruler of Multan.
What happened in 1006, which came from the Indus River area ... and in the last days of 1008 attacked Attock near the Indus River. The last attack was made in 1027 which was in the area between the Indus River and Beas. Nowhere in these three attacks is it mentioned that they even crossed the Jhelum and Chenab rivers.
How can it be assumed that "Pir Taj-ud-Din" Maud was the commander-in-chief of Ghaznavi's army? If Pir Tajuddin was the commander-in-chief of his army, then who was "Ayaz" about whom history has been saying that "Mahmud Ghaznavi's" special slave was "Ayaz". The shrine of Mahmood Ghaznavi is located in Lahore.
He died in 1030. Similarly, 10 centuries have passed since Pir Tajuddin. The book "Biography of Pir Tajuddin" by our elder Makhdoom Manzoor Hussain Malang. I have written that in 1880, Pir Tajuddin came from Kot Crore to Mouza Maghiana (Jhang) for sightseeing and recreation. When he came to the river Jhelum, he came here and saw the unconsciousness of Islam in the people. He took up residence ... and popularized the religion of Islam ... and at the same time, he stood in the river Jhelum and finished the Quran 18,000 times ... now you may be thinking that 18,000 times How did you finish the Quran?
Listen, Pir Tajuddin had set a specific time in the morning and then in the evening during the same time standing on one foot and reciting the Quran ...
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- I think That is the correct HISTORY
A TRANSLATED COPY OF ESSAY WRITTEN BY MAKHDOOM ARFAN TAHIR
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