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I haven't been able to find much about this, I'm afraid. Help would be gratefully received. --Phronima 21:37, 8 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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Chak Muzzafarabad is a village in the Shahpur District. It was named after Malik Muzaffar Yar Khan Tiwana who started a village there and has been passed on to his children. Currenly Muzaffarabad has strated(?) and NGO by the name of Kiran Welfare Organzation. It is very easy to acess from the motor way. Just 30 minutes off the main highway. It has a population of about 5000 and has a stud farm as well.

(Moved from content page) None of this pertains to Shahpur directly. If this village deserves a seperate page on Wiki, please do make one seperately. -Xcentaur 07:46, 8 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Shahpur District

Sitush discuss before you delete , other editors have worked on this article adding content from reliable sources .
The cited content in the Shahpur District section deleted by you developed as a consequence of edits by different editors adding cited content. Albeit a new page on Shahpur District has been established by me because of the deletion , the chronological order of edits that contributed to this section

16 October 2007 Pahari Sahib introduces Shahpur District section into this article .
20th Nov 2007 I Add cited content into this section
8 July 2009 Pahari Sahib redirects Shahpur District to this article page .
21Dec 2011 ULFAT SHERAZI deletes content for no assigned reason from section Shahpur District.
2 January 2012 Intothefire I restore the deleted content .

13th January 2012 : Sitush deletes the entire section on Shahpur District section : fix: the census data is ridiculously old and applies to the District, whereas this article appears to be about the city

Intothefire (talk) 09:44, 14 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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== Shahpur City ==
'''Shahpur''' (Urdu: شاه پور) (alternatively [[Shāhpur]] or [[Shahapur]]) is a city located in the west of [[Punjab]] province, [[Pakistan]]. It lies on the [[Jhelum River]]. Its old name was '''Rampur''' and it had a majority [[Hindu]] population until the 17th century. The name changed after the arrival of a Sufi saint '''Shah Shams Sherazi''' from [[Delhi]]. And this was Tehsil of [[Sargodha]] now Tehsil is shifted to [[Shahpur Sadar]]. Basically it was much filled with sons of Syed Shah Shams Sherazi and grandsons means [[Syed's]] or [[Shah's]] Family and till now there are much strength of the family than other races.

== History ==
=== Shah Shams Sherazi ===

'''Syed Shah Shams Sherazi''' was the descendant of '''Shiite''' [[Imam Jaʿfar al-Sadiq]]. He was the son of [[Sher Ali]], whose mausoleum is in [[Delhi]]. Syed Sher Ali had come to [[India]] with the [[Mughal Emperor Humayun]]. In fact, Humayun moved to [[Iran]] seeking help to regain his empire when he was overthrown by Farid Khan, popularly known as [[Sher Shah Suri]]. After a special prayer for his success, Sher Ali and his two sons, Syed Shah Shams and Syed Jalal Shah, were asked to accompany Humayun to [[Delhi]] as commander of the [[Iranian]] troops. On their way, they were informed that [[Sher Shah Suri]] died. Without any bloodshed in the battleground, Humayun took over and regained the power. Humayun gifted land to [[Syed Sher Ali]] in [[Shahpur]] and suburb and offered his son, Syed Shah Shams, the marriage proposal of a girl named Sultana from the Mughal family.Syed Shah Shams accepted the proposal.After the marriage the couple started living in [[Shahpur]]. Syed Shah Shams Sherazi were in the company of many warriors and Islamic preachers Hafiz e Quran Qazi-ul-Qaza(Justice) and sants(sufi) especially. They are lived in shah pur from that period.


In later years, the couple was blessed with five sons(Syed Shahabdul Wahab Sherazi, Syed Shah Murtaza Sherazi, Syed Ahmad Sher Sherazi, Syed Shah Hassan Sherazi and Syed Shah Muhammad Sherazi). Syed Shah Shams and his family left [[Delhi]] and crossed the [[Jhelum River]] to settle in [['''Rampur''']] (presently known as '''Shahpur City'''). While his brother '''Syed Jalal Shah''' moved to a deserted area in [[Afghanistan]] and lived there. [[Jalalabad]], now a city in [[Afghanistan]], was named after him. Descendants of Syed Shah Shamas Sherazi currently reside in villages and town like Shahpur, Jhugian Syedan, Kotla Syedian, Syed Rahman Shah District [[Jehlum]],Nabi Shah Bala,Rawal,Hafizabad,[[Bhera]],District [[Sargodha]],[[Sailkot]], District [[Sahiwal]] and all around [[Pakistan]], very few of them immigrated to [[Europe]] and [[North America]] and these are all known as [['''Syed''']] or [['''Shah''']] and [[Sherazi]].

Zamuradabbasshah (talk) 01:15, 28 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Not done: please provide reliable sources that support the change you want to be made. — JJMC89 (T·C) 03:56, 28 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]