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Shah Ismail Dehalvi
Mendicant resting at the grave of Shah Ismail Shaheed in Balakot, Pakistan.
Born26 April 1779
Died6 May 1831

Shah Ismail Dehalvi was an Islamic scholar and a warrior in the jihad proclaimed by Syed Ahmed Shaheed with Pushtoon tribes support against the Sikh kingdom in Punjab in the 19th century.[citation needed]

Death

Shah Ismail Dehalvi was killed on 6 May 1831 during a fierce battle.

Literary Works

  1. "Al-Arba'in fi Ahwal-al-Mahdiyin"[1] (Containing Ahadith about the Imam Mahdi and a poem of Shah Nimatullah Wali). The copy is a print of Maktaba Misri Ganj (Kalkatta) 25 Muhharram 1268 (1851).[2]
Gravesite of Shah Ismail Shaheed's Tomb
  • Grave of Shah Ismail Shahid
    Grave of Shah Ismail Shahid
  • Grave of Shah Ismail Shahid as seen from ground level
    Grave of Shah Ismail Shahid as seen from ground level
  • Grave of Shah Ismail Shahid seen from the place he got martyrdom
    Grave of Shah Ismail Shahid seen from the place he got martyrdom
  • The battle place of Balakot over Satbane fontain
    The battle place of Balakot over Satbane fontain

References

  1. ^ "Arbaeen-Fi-Ahwaal-al-Mahdiyyeen"(1851)
  2. ^ https://ia600900.us.archive.org/4/items/ArbaeenFiAhwaalUlMahdiyyeein/Arbaeen%20fi%20Ahwaal%20ul%20Mahdiyyeein.pdf
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