History of Karachi, Part 2, From Abdullah Shah Gazi to Sindhi dynasties

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • References
    Abdullah Shah Ghazi
    Tafheemaat by Ustaz Imam Syed Abul Ala Modudi, part 3
    Al-Tareekh by Imam Dhahabi Volume 3
    Deybul and Arab Conquests of Sindh
    ChachNama by Ali Kufi and Mirza Kalech Baig
    kitaab e Futooh ul Buldan by Balazari
    Arabs in Sindh by John Jahangir Bede
    Karachi Islands
    The Indus Delta Country: A Memoir, Chiefly on Its Ancient Geography and History by Malcolm Robert 1884
    Entry Route of Muhammad Bin Qasim in South Eastern Sindh. Journal of the Pakistan Historical Society 45(4)
    Manora by Dr Abdul Hameed Khan
    Sindh's Political History
    History and Culture of Sindh by Ansar Zahid Khan
    Contributions of India to Hadith literature by Ishaq 1955
    Journal of the Pakistan Historical Society, Volume 41 1993
    Memoirs of Seth Naomal Hotchand
    The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians
    The Muhammadan Period · Volume 1
    By Henry M. Elliot · 1867
    Kurrachee: Past, Present And Future 1890
    By: Alexander F. Baillie
    Karachi's Archeological Sites
    DISCOVERIES OF NEOLITHIC SETTLEMENTS IN MALIR RIVER VALLEY, SINDH, PAKISTAN
    Dr Shamshad Akhtar
    Muhammad Rafique Dhanani
    ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH IN PAKISTAN SINCE INDEPENDENCE: AN OVERVIEW
    M. Rafique Mughal
    Pakistan Archaeology
    Number 8-1972
    Muhammad Ishtiaq Khan
    Karachi in the Mirror of History, Usman Damohi
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    IN THIS CHAPTER WE DISCUSS
    Intro :
    Is Debal actually Karachi? 1:00
    4 forts of Karachi 2:12
    Debal is Karachi 6:14
    Muhamad Nafs e Zakiya and His movement, his arrival in Karachi, and his resistance against Abbasids 8:12
    Abdullah Al Ashtar aka Abdullah Shah Gazi, how he became a threat to Abbasids 17:05
    Mohaditheen of Karachi, Traditionists of Hadith mentioned in Siha e Sittah (The Six Authentic) 21:00
    Sindhi Dynasties, Turks in Karachi, Karachi mentioned as Kurrashee by Turk Admiral in 1557, Moguls capture Karachi 24:22
    Kalhora-Baloch dispute, how a Rishta dispute turned into a war, Karachi falls to Balochs 29:43
    Kalhora Talpur-Baloch Dispute, how a murder brought Balochs back to Karachi 33:30
    the arrival of Hindus in Karachi, Bhojumal builds Karachi 35:30
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Комментарии • 346

  • @nanjit
    @nanjit 7 месяцев назад +13

    This is what should be taught in Pakistan Studies, Good Podcast very informative

    • @muhammadharis8006
      @muhammadharis8006 3 месяца назад

      Hahaha bro iska 10% such bhi agr parrha dia hota toh aj India Pakistan 1 hota

  • @sabahatrubab5156
    @sabahatrubab5156 7 месяцев назад +18

    The research is commendable. I couldn't scroll down without completing the video. I had no idea that an anchor could have gone so deep in history. You did great 👍 👏 👍

    • @ShafaatAli007
      @ShafaatAli007  7 месяцев назад +3

      Glad you enjoyed it!

    • @KhawjaAziz
      @KhawjaAziz 7 месяцев назад

      Brilliant scholarship with your amazing research is greatly appreciated, Thank you

  • @naumanrahoo7296
    @naumanrahoo7296 7 месяцев назад +9

    I am was surprised to watch this series of documentaries that how a commendabale research made by you can miss the epoch Samma dynasty the last indigenous Sindhi people to rule over their ancestral land who is glorry is even praised by great poet of Sindh in his poetic master piece " Shah jo risalo"

    • @ShafaatAli007
      @ShafaatAli007  7 месяцев назад +2

      You are right, the reason Saama Dynasty is not mentioned here is because of its significance with reference to the history of Karachi. All Sindhi dynasties mentioned here are used because of their importance in reference to the history of the region which we call Karachi.

  • @zainulabideen6218
    @zainulabideen6218 7 месяцев назад +4

    I don't think I have ever heard about this history of Karachi even though I've spent my entire life here. Thank you so much!

  • @asgharumar8364
    @asgharumar8364 7 месяцев назад +8

    شفاعت یقین نہیں آرہا کہ آپ اتنا علمی کام کرسکتے ہیں ،،،آپ کا کامیڈین امیج اور یہ شعبہ ! آپ مجموعہ ضدین ہیں،,,,,میں حیرت میں ہوں۔۔۔۔

    • @ShafaatAli007
      @ShafaatAli007  7 месяцев назад +1

      آپ کی محبت کا شکریہ

  • @TalkofSage
    @TalkofSage 7 месяцев назад +9

    آپ کی کراچی کے اوپر تحقیق بے انتہا قابل ستائش ہے اور کراچی والو ک لیے لازوال تحفہ اور علمی میدان بہت بڑی جست و کوشش ہے، تہ دل سے آپ کے لیے دعا گو،
    ایک کراچی والا۔

  • @ZenKhalil
    @ZenKhalil 7 месяцев назад +7

    Brilliant. Thank you Shafaat for thorough research & shedding light on the history of Sindhi Region which has been hidden since Decades from many. Keep it up bro. Der alaaaa

  • @Yehaipakistan01
    @Yehaipakistan01 7 месяцев назад +1

    بہت شکریہ اپ کی بدولت کراچی اور اس کی نوائی ایریو کے بارے میں کافی کچھ جاننے کو ملا ۔
    خاص طور پر اس ریجن کے بارے میں ۔
    ہم اپ کے اس کاوش کو دل سے سراتے ہیں

  • @ahmedsiddiqui9966
    @ahmedsiddiqui9966 7 месяцев назад +1

    The more I listen, the more I respect
    The more I learn, the more I bow down to the efforts he made to dig out tge real history of my beloved city, Karachi. Hatts off buddy, more success to you. Syed Shafaat Ali

  • @raja.mubbasshir9072
    @raja.mubbasshir9072 17 дней назад

    Very commendable! Took birth in this very city and and watching it in distress since! Allah Taraqi dy! Weldone Shafaat!

  • @fakeersaleemmemon6799
    @fakeersaleemmemon6799 7 месяцев назад +9

    I have remained chairman mazar committee of Abdullah shah ghazi for one year, searched thoroughly
    Mazar was built-in by one the decedent out of 7 decedents of
    Qalander of Sehwan.

    • @ahmadafzal8151
      @ahmadafzal8151 7 месяцев назад +1

      Please respect call hazrat Abdullah shah gazi rahmatulla

    • @ahmedshahab4105
      @ahmedshahab4105 7 месяцев назад

      Ok you are from jadoo tona and baba industry of India/Pakistan. Got it.

    • @m.aryaanamiri2755
      @m.aryaanamiri2755 4 месяца назад

      @@ahmadafzal8151 he wasn't a prophet or a sahabi.

    • @creativetimaster2962
      @creativetimaster2962 3 месяца назад

      ​@@m.aryaanamiri2755Mery Bhai Hazrat srf Prophets ya Sahabi's k lye likha nhi jata ,, yeh Buzurg or respect k lye ap apny dada k name k Sath b lga skty h tw itna baray Buzurg e Deen k Sath tw lgna chye bqi apki Marzi h

    • @m.aryaanamiri2755
      @m.aryaanamiri2755 3 месяца назад

      @@creativetimaster2962 Konsa Ghada Apne dada ke Saath Hazrat Laga ta hai?Hazrat aik honorary title hai reserved for sahabas and prophets.

  • @gmunnar7260
    @gmunnar7260 7 месяцев назад +7

    آپکی ماشاءاللہ بہت اچھی تحقیق و کاوش ھے ۔۔۔ ایسی تحقیق کے لیے آپکو مشورہ دونگا کہ آپ سندھ کے پرانے دانشوروں سے بھی رابطے میں رھیں کیوں کہ انکی تحقیقات سے آپکو بہت زیادہ فائدا ھوگا ۔۔۔۔۔

  • @alimechs
    @alimechs 7 месяцев назад +5

    Buhat acha kaam kartay hain aap or video bhi khoob banatay hain aap bus isi tarhaan banatay rahain

  • @lightyork8268
    @lightyork8268 7 месяцев назад +2

    I hope there is part 3 in detail and talks about Karachi during British rule.My grandfather was professor in DJ Sindh college and Karachi was dominated by highly educated sindhi Hindus.Tragically all had to leave in 1947-after reaching india most were extremely successful-if you check out the list of top educational institutes in Bombay (now Mumbai) they were all started by ex professors of DJ Sindh college.Most successful builders in Mumbai are Sindhis.Sindhis in india are considered to be most modern,successful,educated and hardworking people unlike Pakistan where Sindhis are supposed to be lazy,and only after government job-I have always wondered whether this difference is due to them following different religions or it is because traditionally refugees are hardworking and successful or the third possible reason being that the educated rich class migrated leaving behind their poor brethren who coincidentally were Muslims.The third reason is more plausible .Even in case of the other migrants who came from India to Sindh -as in comment sections we generally hear that the Muhajir community is hard working and successful while in India the view about Muslims from UPetc(from where Muhajirs migrated) is that of a backward and uneducated community.
    It would be interesting to understand what makes Sindhis in India and Muhajirs in Pakistan more successful than the local population.
    Another major difference between india and Pakistan is that in india the local languages are prime while in Pakistan a language that is an import from India is more important than all four local languages.it’s in imaginable in india for any language except local language being the sole official language of that state.

    • @ubaidbaloch
      @ubaidbaloch 3 месяца назад

      Mery bhai let me explain it for you kisi ka lazy hona religion sy connect nh hota sindh k log chahy Hindu hon ya Muslim sab mihnat krty hen reason ye hy k yahan system corrupt he agy brh nh pata insan ek to Sindh me ppp ki government dunia ki sub sy corrupt party wo bh 25 salon sy govt me hy to education itna mila nh log ziada tar jagirdaron k zameno pr ghr bana kr beth ty hen to jin ko ghr nh wo kahan sy haq mangy gen or villages k jagirdar politics me hen to jo farmer hen ya unky zameno pr jo rhty hen vote unhi ko krty hen sub sy major problem ye hy second problem ye hy k Pakistan instable rha or sindh me separation tahreeken chlti rhi abhi bh chl rhi to ignore kia jarha hy govt level pr sindh ko daku raaaaj hy yahan rhi bat apki k ap yahan sy chly gye to Sindhi logon me DNA me hy business minded wo Muslim ho ya Sindhi frq nh prta tbhi ap jaldi agy nikal gye agr ap agriculture field sy hoty to same haryana bihar wala scene hota rhi bat muhajir ki to ye log manty nh hen pr ye hakeekat hy inke baron k pass kuch bh nh tha aj hi up men dekho Muslim community same halat me hy ye yahan akr successful isliye huye hen k partition k time pr sindhi bahot tadaaaad me india chaly gye businesses chor kr ghr chor kr to jo log ae India sy sub ko cities me ghr mily running businesses mily to unky liye easy hogaya tb itna shaoor tha nh k Muslim sindhi ya Hindu Sindhi jo yahan thy wo city shift hoty q k halat esy chl rhy thy to hr koi apny ghron me rha ye kuch basic reason hen or humari clashes bh bahot hui insy k ap Sindhi hen kahty hen nh hum muhajir hen even k muhajir koi nation nh hy ap jesy kahty ho hum sindhi hen ek kom hy na sindhi or doosri bat ye kahty hen humen alg state do sindh me esy to hoga nh k sindh k or tukre hon to ye major issues hen yahan

  • @haseebwekr9892
    @haseebwekr9892 7 месяцев назад +6

    Jaldi jaldi video kroaao sir jee part 3 ki.. bohat khoob information hai aur bohat hi interesting hai sirr.. Bss please jldi video pash kren sir bss intezar nhi ho rha hai ❤❤❤

    • @okashkhawaja2664
      @okashkhawaja2664 16 дней назад

      ⁠@@ShafaatAli007I wished you researched more and unlearned some of your bias before attempting this huge topic. When small men attempt big challenges, disaster ensues.

  • @syedali8625
    @syedali8625 7 месяцев назад +3

    Surprisingly very deep and detailed research by you or your research team.well done Shafat Ali big thumbs up 👍

  • @HaqShanaas
    @HaqShanaas 7 месяцев назад +5

    such an under rated channel. shafat bhai marvelous work you are doing

  • @OptimisticIslandVacation-ex4nl
    @OptimisticIslandVacation-ex4nl 7 месяцев назад +1

    U r right Karachi was part of Balochistan and the Hindu merchants came to Karachi after the Khan of Kalat admission ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @huzaifadurrani9724
    @huzaifadurrani9724 7 месяцев назад +3

    It is always fascinating to listen your reaearch details about karachi, keep it up man!

  • @fahadbayg8781
    @fahadbayg8781 7 месяцев назад +4

    Very informative historical research. Well done....! Sharafat Sahab.

  • @imranayan4204
    @imranayan4204 7 месяцев назад +1

    Shafqat Bhai apko dekh k bohat khushi hoei historical knowledge Dena acha laga apka bolny ka adaz bohat Pasand h

  • @sohailbukhari8195
    @sohailbukhari8195 7 месяцев назад +1

    Iss tarah ki deep research iss khity k liyay kabhi nahi hui weldone sharfat

  • @shayansaghir9016
    @shayansaghir9016 14 дней назад

    Absolutely brilliant ! Well done Shafaat. Keep it up. You are like an oasis in the desert of ignorance.

  • @mubeen44us
    @mubeen44us 7 месяцев назад +1

    Very informative 👏 i hope all new Pakistani generation learns this at school. Good work @Shafaat Ali

  • @ghayoorabbas6417
    @ghayoorabbas6417 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you shafaat ali.. app ne behtreen tehkik ki hai.. poora ilmi podcast hai ye..

  • @Fivestar314
    @Fivestar314 7 месяцев назад +2

    good information

  • @saleemsurthy
    @saleemsurthy 15 дней назад +1

    The Trade Route to Multan was via the Indus River. You must have heard about a place called Jhirk (Jerruck is the other name I think). It's where Quaid e Azam is said to have been born according to some people. Jhirk is where an earlier Aga Khan came and settled. So Jhirk was a prime port for journeys upstream and downstream to Multan and back. Later, when the waters in the Indus reduced, this upcoming port was abandoned. As you might know, there was a port called Barbaricon near bhambhore which is mentioned in Roman writings about 2000 years ago. Please read a book or guide called The Periplus of the Eritherian Sea. There are another ruins of a fort Jakhi Bunder, which is near Port Qasim which seems more viable because it's on the Indus Delta. Keep on your research.

  • @shahvader
    @shahvader 7 месяцев назад +3

    Great historical research work .👍

  • @sabahatrubab5156
    @sabahatrubab5156 7 месяцев назад +1

    Abu Hanifa sahb k kaam check karain. Udhar Imam jafar alsadiq ki shagirdi kartay thay,udhar Imam Hassan k parpotay ki baayat kar li aur udhar apna firqa bna liya. Kiya hi baat hai. BRAVO!!!

  • @SyedJafri1970
    @SyedJafri1970 7 месяцев назад +2

    Very informative Shafaat sb, again, well done! 👍

  • @masoodqureshi7387
    @masoodqureshi7387 5 месяцев назад

    Really amazing, a very thoughtful innovative approach to bring historical n archaeological aspects, a factual study should be told to students in schools.

  • @mhamzaimran2364
    @mhamzaimran2364 7 месяцев назад +2

    Karachi should be a separate province, this is the only way Karachi can prosper.

  • @javaidnazir3720
    @javaidnazir3720 7 месяцев назад

    Good 👍 information bohat khub

  • @riazahmed-ir3vm
    @riazahmed-ir3vm 2 месяца назад

    Zbrdst

  • @fawadmajeed5103
    @fawadmajeed5103 7 месяцев назад +2

    Shafaat Bhai Apki Research Bohat Hi Shandaar Hai , Aisa Feel Hua Ke Sara Manzar Khud Dekh Raha Hoon ❤
    Bohat Zabardast
    Kafi Arsay Baad Parha Likha Abchor Mila Hai , Jisay Samjhanay Ka Tareeqa Ata Hai
    Allah Taala Apoo Khush Rakhain ❤❤
    Main Kabhi Kabhi Proses Likh Leta Hoon Aur Mera Fav Period Is Pre And Post Partition , Waqt Milay To Us Daur Pe Bhi Video Banayr Ga
    Quaid E Azam Ya Gandhi Ya Lord Mount Batten Ke Ilawa Kuch Ho To Acha Hoga , Aide Waqiyaat Jinhain Chota Jaan Kar Nazar Andaaz Kar Diya Gaya Ho
    Shukriya

    • @ShafaatAli007
      @ShafaatAli007  7 месяцев назад

      Boht Kuch ana baqi hai

    • @fawadmajeed5103
      @fawadmajeed5103 7 месяцев назад

      In Sha Allah ❤
      More Power To You Shafaat Bhai

  • @SamarNiaz29
    @SamarNiaz29 7 месяцев назад +2

    thank you for documenting all of this for future generations.

  • @Conversations_with_QT
    @Conversations_with_QT 4 месяца назад

    Very comprehensive. I knew you just as a comedian but hats off to you man! Back to back watching. Stay blessed☺👼

  • @rameshdhar4979
    @rameshdhar4979 7 месяцев назад +2

    Nice presentation
    Full of brutality, mistrust & deceit. Humanity missing from start to end.

  • @amintahami8817
    @amintahami8817 3 месяца назад

    Mashallah zabardast... Informative season...

  • @shahfahad8051
    @shahfahad8051 7 месяцев назад +4

    Good content, good graphics. If you are looking for improvements, put your B camera at 15 degree, currently its at 10 degree or less. And take a face close up from B camera.

  • @user-cq3ko6fd5j
    @user-cq3ko6fd5j 2 месяца назад

    Very informative impressive

  • @shaheenlibrary137
    @shaheenlibrary137 7 месяцев назад +1

    السلامُ علیکم ۔ کراچی کی تاریخ میں اولیاء اللہ آل رسول علیہ الصلوۃ والسلام کا تذکرہ اپ نے فرمایا بہت اچھا لگا برائے مہربانی تین ہٹی والے سید نور علی شاہ المعروف نوری شاہ بابا رح کے بارے میں بھی کوئی تحقیق بیان فرمایئے وہ حضرت عبداللہ شاہ غازی بابا رح سے بھی پہلے کے شہید ہیں ۔

  • @ghufranbaig7687
    @ghufranbaig7687 2 месяца назад

    Masha Allah,
    Shafaat bhai keep it up.
    Welcome done research.
    Thank you so much

  • @user-xe9dv8yq1k
    @user-xe9dv8yq1k 7 месяцев назад +3

    History of kelakot :Rawal Siddh Devraj, V.No. 909-1030 (AD 852-973) and Jam Lakha Fulani were contemporaries. 2 Jam Lakha Vs.No. Became the ruler of Kelakot in 901 (844 AD) History of kelakot :Jam Lakha Jadecha Bhati's capital 'Kelakot' was situated eight-nine kos (25 km) south of Bhuj city in Kutch region and five kos (15 km) away from the sea coast. It is said that he had built a series of seven kots in the hills along the Bhadresar river in the Kutch peninsula and in addition to these, he had built eight more kots at a distance of fifteen kos from Rajkot. These eight coats were collectively called 'Aathkot'. Local people believe that he named his capital 'Kairkot' in memory of his queen Kair, which later came to be known as 'Kelakot'. During his reign Kelakot state was under Nagarthatta Pargana of Sindh Pradesh.

  • @asjahan7748
    @asjahan7748 7 месяцев назад +2

    meray bhai, aaj knowledge bomb par knowledge bomb ka hit horaha hai, nice one, good job. sindh assembly aur bilawal ki taleem-e-balighan mai include hona chahiyay, maybe their attutude toward karachi might change

  • @princessflower7825
    @princessflower7825 7 месяцев назад

    Shafqat bhai kia he achi knowledge de ap ne karachi or abdullah shah ghazi rehmatullah alh ke wel done

  • @sagarsahab2245
    @sagarsahab2245 7 месяцев назад

    Kon sa book parha hai ap ne?
    Thora hmhe b batayen, or wo kahan se mil sakta hai book?
    And onething more, jo book parha hai us ki pic to bhejen.

  • @hamzaalishah7309
    @hamzaalishah7309 7 месяцев назад +2

    MashaAllah great work shafaat Ali keep it up❤️

  • @arifzaki1
    @arifzaki1 2 месяца назад

    Your work is great and remarkable

  • @DiplaiRafique
    @DiplaiRafique 7 месяцев назад +1

    Dear Shafaat Ali,
    I appreciate your research work. I would suggest you to change the title of the current research to History of Sindh as calling it History of Karachi would be a deceitful phrase. The Arabs or for that matter any other attackers did not come for Karachi which was non-existent during those times. In fact they attacked Sindh... Please be rational..

  • @bushrasheikh7761
    @bushrasheikh7761 7 месяцев назад +1

    MashaAllah Mutal’a Pakistan ki sari kami puri kr rhe han aap

  • @kkamraanahsan173
    @kkamraanahsan173 2 месяца назад

    Very interesting and informative. Keep up the good work sir 👌 👍

  • @Nina21258
    @Nina21258 7 месяцев назад +1

    Love your style of narration 👌

  • @user-ed8wc1uc2v
    @user-ed8wc1uc2v 7 месяцев назад +1

    Karachi and hyderabad will be seperate feom sindh inshallah by the help of Muhajirs and Balochs

  • @mansurbaloch6622
    @mansurbaloch6622 7 месяцев назад +1

    Bro! Great work Enjoyed both parts

  • @ashishjoshi11
    @ashishjoshi11 7 месяцев назад +2

    Are Deval Hi sahi pronunciation hai .. DeBal bigada hua Pronunciation hai.. Deval Se Aage tha Dwarka jo Aaj Arab Sagar me dub chuka hai.. jiska kuchh hissa Bed Dwarka. Deev or Nagar Haveli ke Tor par Dikhta hai.. Jaha Somnath ka Mandir hai .. is jagar or iske Doobne ki Dastan Mahabharat Or Shrimad Bhagvat jesi Hindu Kitabon me Mojud hai .. Or ab ye archeological survey se bhi sabit ho chuka hai..

  • @Nina21258
    @Nina21258 7 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent. Keep it up .

  • @fahmed84
    @fahmed84 3 месяца назад

    Thanks

  • @ammadali5859
    @ammadali5859 3 месяца назад

    Wait for 3rd part sir

  • @Junaidjoosani
    @Junaidjoosani 7 месяцев назад +6

    Amazing work :)
    Feedback : Will it be possible to have these vlogs with english subtitles, if yes then it would be really big help

  • @fatimaahmed1106
    @fatimaahmed1106 7 месяцев назад

    Best channel got people who love history like me

  • @durr-enayab2913
    @durr-enayab2913 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great history of Karachi.

  • @manzoorqureshi3180
    @manzoorqureshi3180 7 месяцев назад

    Well done Shafaat. Great episode based on a big effort n research. Keep on contributing creative work. Thanks a lot. Stay blessed.

  • @faisalalansari9024
    @faisalalansari9024 7 месяцев назад +1

    جيتے رہو ۔۔۔۔ ❤

  • @hussainhanif5047
    @hussainhanif5047 7 месяцев назад

    So far the best youtube podcast show! - Great work @shafaatali

  • @WafaAbbas-14
    @WafaAbbas-14 Месяц назад

    Karachi is a piece of land where people born live and died like other lands on earth, and it is part of Sindh's people, not matter they are Sindhi's or not 😊.

  • @hidden6127
    @hidden6127 7 месяцев назад

    بہت خوب

  • @jammalook5665
    @jammalook5665 7 месяцев назад +2

    Being sindhi, i appreciate your efforts and love the way of your storytelling.

  • @ayeshafareedsyed8560
    @ayeshafareedsyed8560 3 месяца назад

    Waiting for part 3

  • @fatimajabeen9828
    @fatimajabeen9828 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this

  • @user-xe9dv8yq1k
    @user-xe9dv8yq1k 7 месяцев назад +2

    Islam enter to Sindh through suffi syedds : A Hindu king gave his kingdom to Syed in Kheraat.:- Relation with me and Syeds are older than 1200 years.:- Rawal Bachuji (king of lodarva)had six wives , from whom he had six sons and two daughters.
    Yuvraj Dusaji, he became Rawal after Rawal Bachuji.
    Rajkumar Singhrao, his descendants became the fearless and loyal 'Singhrao Bhati'. He established Singhrao (sidhrao)Nagar(1050 Ad), eight miles away from Rohri (Old Aror)in Sindh Pradesh, which is now called Singhsar.He had given this village along with twenty-four parganas in charity to the Muslim Syeds. Till 1947 AD, all the villages of these parganas were with the descendants of these Syeds.
    Refrence book Ghazni se jaisalmer and twarikh e jaisalmer

  • @mycookingpassion6672
    @mycookingpassion6672 2 месяца назад

    Kitne fozol log theye intihayi betuki baaton pr jung krtye thy
    Jihalt ki intiha thee
    Aapne bohat achcha work out kiya haye👍👍

  • @noorkhan5941
    @noorkhan5941 7 дней назад

    bro bohot aala!!

  • @s.h.chohan2891
    @s.h.chohan2891 7 месяцев назад +1

    Another very informative episode Shafaat sb. However few observations.
    1. You style is very good. However from this style it appears as if Karachi was a metropolitan city in last 1000 years. No. There were human settlements in prehistoric era but no big city. In pre Islamic time Debol was a big city. But destroyed in earthquake in 8th century. Then it started by Bhojomal. Otherwise too small to be mentioned in any history or travelogue.
    2. Turkish Admiral Saeed was sent by probably Suleman the magnificent to recce this area. He wrote a book مراۃ العروس. He mentioned Gawader and Gujrat where he finally landed and travelled back to Istanbul thru today's Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan. He didn't mentioned Karashi as this name was coined about 200 after him. I have that book if interested I can forward its PDF.
    3. Abdullah Ghazi story is right. He was hiding in this area as this was very thinly populated at that time so a good place for him to hide.
    4. My view point is Karachi area has never been part of Sindh and mostly neglected by Sindhi and Balochi rulers as there was no rich settlement here. That is why before Bhojomal it is not mentioned in any Sindhi or Balochi Gov archive.
    Even if you look at the geography of Karachi (may be use Google) you will see it is quite different from rest of the sindh.
    Anyway, I appreciate your efforts. Keep doing it. Will wait for your next episode.

  • @urbanhawk84
    @urbanhawk84 7 месяцев назад +1

    Much awaited

  • @muhmmadmudasirkhan4166
    @muhmmadmudasirkhan4166 7 месяцев назад +1

    Aslam u aliqum
    Dear kindly change some voice as it is signature for comedian shafat.
    Although it is a great excellent job to enlighten us as a nation.
    And a work you always want to do as a legacy.
    Allah bless you more. . . !

  • @daniyaljunejo2821
    @daniyaljunejo2821 6 месяцев назад

    Assalam o aliekum. Sir, Part 3 kab aa raha hai? I've been waiting ever since part 2 was aired.

  • @fmrana
    @fmrana 6 месяцев назад

    Can u provide link to Part 3. Couldn't find it when I searched. I did find a full version of this series. Will chk if part 3 is embedded in it.

  • @shahid19991
    @shahid19991 7 месяцев назад

    Xcllent

  • @saleemsurthy
    @saleemsurthy 15 дней назад

    27:21 Lahiri may not mean Lahori but Lyari. Think about it. Lyari river (now Lyari Expressway) must be fully flowing at that time. Lyari Town is just next to the river/expressway occupied mostly by Balochs. On the other side of Lyari is the Kutiyana Memon Hospital. After which is the present day Karachi Port which is a natural port basically. The Old Town area of Karachi must be where the Hindu Seth built the walls. Makes sense. Thanks for the valuable informative videos on Karachi.

  • @alecbhatti8840
    @alecbhatti8840 7 месяцев назад +1

    😊❤😊

  • @user-fd5ev6ll9x
    @user-fd5ev6ll9x 7 месяцев назад +1

    I need History about Karachi's Memon business community,
    They came from indian gujrat but sounds like Sindhi specially from thatta side.

  • @solomonlalani
    @solomonlalani 7 месяцев назад

    Shafaat: excellent work. I'm happy for you to stand out in the crowd. Keep it up!
    @10:03 there seems some error. You mentioned Fatimid empire during the life of Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyya. That can't be true. al-Zakiyya died in 762, while Fatimid Caliphate was established in 909. Please check out. Thanks
    Sulaiman Lalani

    • @ShafaatAli007
      @ShafaatAli007  7 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you Salman bhai for your feedback. I haven't mentioned Fatamid empire but Fatamid movement against Banu Ummaiya that was lead by Nafs e Zakiya.

  • @pakistanfuntime3423
    @pakistanfuntime3423 7 месяцев назад +4

    soomro arab nhi bilky rajput he sindh ke local log he bhai

  • @zeshan783
    @zeshan783 7 месяцев назад +1

    Shafat . do better video editing with better thumbnail. add effects like animation and pictures related to history. there should be thrill in history as well.

  • @usamabbasi
    @usamabbasi 7 месяцев назад +1

    Muhammad Bin Qasim was also Mahajir , who migrated from Arab towards Karachi

  • @sabidolati
    @sabidolati 7 месяцев назад

    Good info...bani umaya ki nslain,shoro sy he sadat all e rSool s.a.ww k peechy hyn

  • @user-ww3fb5nr4q
    @user-ww3fb5nr4q 2 месяца назад

    sir ap se ek sawal krna hai time hai to bata den

  • @muhammadkashif7613
    @muhammadkashif7613 6 месяцев назад

    Waiting for next episode ❤

  • @surriyaarif173
    @surriyaarif173 7 месяцев назад

    Zaberdast ❤

  • @sameramahmood2281
    @sameramahmood2281 7 месяцев назад

    Lovely narration keep telling ❤

  • @bxddiestax4738
    @bxddiestax4738 7 месяцев назад

    Magnificent work

  • @Abdullah-fe7cv
    @Abdullah-fe7cv 7 месяцев назад +1

    Brother Apkay pore Video ek Mistake hai jo Sindhi Brothry kay hawale se hai. Soomro and Kalhoro Both are Native Sindhi Tribe Kindly Isko correct karen

    • @ShafaatAli007
      @ShafaatAli007  7 месяцев назад +2

      Please listen again, I haven't said that they are Arabs, I have said that they claim to have Arab roots. Just the way Pashtuns call themselves descendents of Khalid bin Waleed. Numerous researches have been conducted about origins on Saamra and Kalhoro. They all have declared them indigenous population group of Sindh. Although many Sindhi writers including Nabi Bakhsh Baloch Saab has endorced this claim. I have not gone into details of it since that is not the topic we are narrating.

  • @MuhammadAbdullah-cq6mv
    @MuhammadAbdullah-cq6mv 7 месяцев назад

    Amazing research! Fantastic narration!

  • @anaskhanvlogs101
    @anaskhanvlogs101 7 месяцев назад

    Most informative video....❤

  • @mustafasultan6436
    @mustafasultan6436 7 месяцев назад

    Beautifully explained.

  • @muhammadnoshad4760
    @muhammadnoshad4760 Месяц назад

    Wah shafat bhai aap tu itna kwnolege rakhte hen ye to maalom na tha

  • @jamalakhan
    @jamalakhan 7 месяцев назад

    tremenous

  • @Arvindchauhan-qv6gd
    @Arvindchauhan-qv6gd 7 месяцев назад

    Bhai aapka ye roop bhi bahut khoob.. Mashallah ❤Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️ ❤

  • @arsalanyousafzai9254
    @arsalanyousafzai9254 2 месяца назад

    Shafaat bhai when is the next part coming ??