Geniuses of Kasur

Geniuses of Kasur. By: Ahmad Ali Kasuri: Advocate 2019
Geniuses of Kasur
By: Ahmad Ali Kasuri: Advocate
Preamble by: Syed Muzaffar Ali Shah
District & Sessions Judge Kasur
“It is a matter of immense pleasure, honour and pride to jot down some words
about ruthless truth having been dug out by the author: Mr. Ahmad Ali Kasuri:
Advocate. It is said that fossils are more truthful than living beings. Conjunctive
reading of unprecedented research ushers me to say conclusively; a gigantic
task has been done with perfection and to me jus would import admire from
everywhere”.
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Map of Kasur District showing its Constituencies in National Assembly of
Pakistan for General Elections held on 28th July 2018
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On launching ceremony of this book series, Ahmad Ali Kasuri Advocate with
the District Judiciary of Kasur led by Syed Muzaffar Ali Shah DSJ Kasur.

Bullah Shah Kasuri
My Mentor:
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Mian Muhammad Hasan Kasuri
My Father:
Syed Muzaffar Ali Shah Nayyar
My Guide:

Dedication:
 In the name of Allah: the most beneficent; the most merciful.
The creator of all the creations; of which the crown created
being is “Humanity.”
 Utmost salutation, veneration tributes and homage to Hazrat
Muhammad: Sil Allah-o- alihe waa allehe waa Salam, the
last Prophet and the final messenger of Allah. He is the most
reverend, gracious, cherished and Honourable Holy Prophet.
May Allah’s peace, bounties, mercy and blessings be upon
him! He is the final patron to the “Humanity.”
 This author humbly dedicates this book to “Humanity.”

Geniuses of Kasur are the personalities and celebrities honoured world-widely.
A selected study of such famous, celebrated and distinguished ushers in a new
dimension of inspiration for us. In the following pages the illustrious, famed,
eminent, well-known and prominent personalities of Kasur are enumerated.
For Example:
• Hazrat Baba Bullah Shah Kasuri
• The philosopher of Punjab
• The Sufi-Saint versifier laureate of Punjab
• The Paramount Genius of Punjab
• The Supreme Genius of Kasur
• On the eve of his annual festival, there is local
holiday in Kasur
• (He is the the spiritual mentor of the author)
• Hazrat Baba Kamal Chishti Kasuri
• He is the Sufi-Saint from
the classic Kasur era
• Hazrat Baba Shah Behram: Kasur
• (Dhan Baba Sheikh Behram)
• (Makhdom Kasuri)
• It is said tht his real name
was Sheikh Muhammad
Ibrahim.
• His shrine is situated on
Indo Pak Border at Ladhyke-
Kham karn Sector Kasur

• Mian Akhwand Saeed (Sufi-Saint):Kasur
• Hazrat Baba Sadar Diwan: Kasur
• Hazrat Baba Khawaja Daim ul Hazoori: Kasuri
• Sheikh Ghulam Mohyodin Siddiquee

• Hazrat Baba Turk Ishaq: Kasur
• His shrine is at Kasur
• Hazrat Baba Imam Shah: Kasur
• He is the 2nd Peer of Kasur
on whom Urss (Annual
festival), there is local
holiday in Kasur. (In this
regard Hazrat Baba Bullah
Shah Kasuri is the 1st Peer
of Kasur).
• The shrine is situated at
Kot Usman Khan, Kasur.
• Another tradition narrated
by Nawab Muhammad Shahbaz Khan’s family reveals that “Thera Baba
Imam Shah at Kot Usman Khan Kasur” is a plinth raised in 1922 in his
commemoration on the personal visit, pointation and order of the said
Nawab Muhammad Shahbaz Khan. In 1888 on the eve of Eid, Sardar
Muhammad Zulfiqar Khan’s sons Nawab Shahbaz Khan and Sardar
Muhammad Fateh Baz Khan presented before Hazrat Baba Imam Shah
and expressed Eid greetings (Eid Mubarik). At that time Hazrat Baba
Imam Shah was sitting at his sitting place (called takiya Imam Shah) on
Shahbaz Khan Road Kasur (at the spot presently there are National
Bank and UBL). Baba Imam Shah was much pleased with both
children and pray for their better future. He further supplicated to
Almighty Allah that Sardar Muhammad Fateh Baz Khan may become
scholer (alim fazil) and Sardar Muhammad Shahbaz Khan may become
the Nawab of Kasur. His profacy came true.
• His Shrine was built at near out side Kot Peran Kasur.
• His anuual fair (urs mubarik) was firstly held at Kot Fateh Din Khan
Kasur. Temporary shops were made from Jamia Masjid Kot Fateh Din
Khan to Lulyani Ada as well as on Shahbaz Road Kasur. However, now-
a-days his urs mubarik is held at Thara Imam Shah Kot Usman Khan
and temporary shops are made on both sides from National Bank chok
to Qatal Garhi Chok Kasur.

• Hazrat Baba Naik Murd Sahib: Kasur
• His shrine is at Kanganpur District Kasur
• Ghazi Muhammad
Siddique: Kasur
• (Shaheed I Tahfiz-I-
Khatam-I-Nubwat).
• He killed Pala Mall who
committed blasphemy. He
was arrested. Trial hed.
The court awarded him
death sentence. He
embraced shahadat in
Lahore jail in 1935
• Hazrat Baba Peer
Bolna: Kasur
• Hazrat Mian Meerik Chishti: Kasur

• Hazrat Baba Abdul Khaliq
Siddiquee: Kasur
• Hazrat Baba Hafiz Ghulam
Dastgeer Siddiquee: Kasur
• Hazrat Baba Abbass Shah:
Kasur
• His shrine is at Pattoki
Kasur
• Hazrat Baba Naqeebullah
Shah: Kasur
• His shrine is at Naqeeb Abad
Kasur

• Mr. Justice Sakhi Hussain Bokhari: Kasur
• Judge Supreme Court of Pakistan
• (He graced the Sesquicentennial Jubilee of Lahore
High Court, held in Kasur and admired much the
celebrations as well as this document)
•
• Chief Justice Mr. Justice Sir Abdul Qadir
Kasuri
• Chief Justice Mr. Justice Sir Sheikh Abdul
Qadir Kasuri was a famous Muslim Community
Leader in British India. He also enjoyed the
Chief Editorship of the magazine “Makhzan”. He
was a renowned leader of Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-
Islam in 1941. He used his position for pro-
partition Indian organizations. He was also the
editor of the “Observer”, the first Muslim newspaper published in English.
• In 1901 he launched the magazine “Makhzan” in Urdu
language publication. This magazine published the early works of Allama
Muhammad Iqbal. He insisted Allama Muhammad Iqbal for Urdu Poetry
and had also written the preamble of “Bang-i-Draa” of Allama Iqbal. In
1904 Qadir went to study la in London, and was called to the bar in 1907
after which he returned to India, where he served as a member of the
Punjab Legislative Council. He had been conferred the honorific title of
“Sir” (KBE Knight of the British Empire) by the British in the 1927. In
1935 had been the Member of the Governing Council of India.
• He was appointed as Chief Justice of Bahawalpur High Court in the year
1942
• Chief Justice Mr. Justice Manzur Qadir
Kasuri
• Chief Justice Mr. Justice Manzur Qadir was a
prominent Pakistani jurist who was direct
elevated as Chief Justice of West Pakistan in
the year 1962.
• He also served as the Foreign Minister of
Pakistan from 1958 to 1962 during the era
of General Muhammad Ayub Khan.
• He served as the Chairman of the
Constitutional Committee who had
formulated Pakistan's constitution of 1962.
• (Note: Chief Justice Mr. Justice Sir Sheikh Abdul Qadir Kasuri and Chief
Justice Mr. Justice Manzur Qadir are father and son.

• Chief Justice Mr. Justice Aziz Ahmad Khan:
Kasur
• Enrolled as an Advocate, Lahore High Court in
1935;
• Public Prosecutor, Lahore, 1942-44;
• Assistant Advocate General, Punjab, 1947-50;
• Advocate General, Punjab, 1950-53;
• President, Lahore High Court Bar Association,
1952-54;
• Additional Judge, Lahore High Court, 1953-
54;
• Judge, Lahore High Court, 1954-55;
• Judge, West Pakistan High Court, 1955-63;
• Chief Justice, West Pakistan High Court, 1963-65.
• Chief Justice Mr. Justice Rashid Aziz
Khan: Kasur
• Born on 1st September, 1941;
• Started practice in 1964;
• Appointed part time Lecturer in Himayat-e-
Islam Law College, Lahore, in 1969 till 1976;
• Appointed as Assistant Advocate-General,
Punjab, in 1976;
• Promoted as Additional Advocate-General,
Punjab in 1979;
• Promoted as Advocate-General, Punjab in
March, 1984;
• Elevated to the Justice in March, 1987;
• Nominated as Member, Election Commission of Pakistan in 1996
• Appointed as Chief Justice, Lahore High Court with effect from 4-11-1997.
• Note: Mr. Justice Aziz Ahmad Khan and Mr. Justice Rashid Aziz Khan are
Father and son.
• Unique honour for Kasur that 2 fathers and sons elevated as Chief
Justices.
• Mr. Justice Abdul Sattar Asghar: Kasur
• Judge Lahore High Court
• He served as Registrar LHC
• He was elevated as Justice LHC

Mr. Justice Ghulam Sarwar Ch.
Mr. Justice Shehram Sarwar Ch.
• He and his father Mr. Justice Ghulam Sarwar Ch. have
unique honour to be elevated as Justices from Kasur
• Mr. Justice Balraj Tuli Kasuri: Kasur
• Chief Justice High Court of Punjab and Haryana
• Mr. Balraj Tuli Kasuri was the Chief Justice of High Court
of Punjab and Haryana.
• He was born on 2nd July 1913AD in Kasur.
• He had done LL.B. Punjab University Lahore.
• He started practice as Advocate High Court Lahore from 6th April, 1939
till 1947 AD.
• He was promoted as the Chief Justice High Court of Punjab and Haryana
(1968 to 1975 AD).
• Mr. Justice Bay Nath: Kasur
• Justice High Court in India
• Mr. Justice Bay Nath was elevated as the Justice of High
Court in India.
• He was born in the area of Ram Thaman Kasur
• Mr. Justice Malhotra: Kasur
• Justice High Court Delhi India
• Mr. Justice H.R. Malhotra was born in Kasur on 10th April,
1947AD.
• He was elevated as Judge Delhi High Court
• Muhammad Saleem Advocate: Kasur
• Advocate General Punjab & Delhi
• He was a prominent Criminal lawyer of first order in all
Pakistan.
• He served as Advocate General Punjab and Delhi High
courts simultaneously..
• Born in Kasur and was maternal uncle of Chief Justice West Pakistan Mr.
Justice Manzur Qadir.

• He used to play Golf at Muree.
• From May to September he used to spend his time in Europe.
Mian Mahmud Ali Kasuri Advocate
• Compiler of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973
• Federal Minister Law & Justice Government of
Pakistan
• Mian Mahmud Ali Kasuri was a prominent
Pakistani politician, human rights advocate and
a Senior Advocate of Supreme Court of Pakistan.
As a lawyer, he was a recipient of the Stalin Peace
Prize as well as serving on the Russell Tribunal,
created by Bertrand Russell for trying American
war crimes in Vietnam. He developed a close
association with Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto.
• Encyclopaedia of Britannica declared him “the
most celebrated legal mind”…………….
• In 1970, he joined the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and was elected as MNA.
He took oath as the Federal Minister Law & Justice Government of Pakistan.
• He played a key role in the formation of Pakistan's first unanimous
constitution in 1973. He is co-authored of the Constitution of Pakistan.
• Dr. Moin ul Din Ahmad Qurashi PhD.: Kasuri
• Prime Minister of Pakistan
• PhD Economics
• Ex Director World Bank
• His belongs to Genius family of Kasur. He is
son of Mulana Mohyudin Kasuri. And grandson
of Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri (Secretary All India
Tahreek i Halafat 1921). His nephew of Mian
Mehmud Ali Kasuri and cousin of Khurshid
Mehmud Kasuri.
• Malik Meraj Khalid Advocate: Kasur
• Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Speaker National Assembly
• Federal Minister of Law
• Chief Minister Punjab
• Minister Law Punjab
• Rector International Islamic University:
Islamabad
• Malik Muhammad Ali Khan of Khai: Kasur
• Deputy Chairman Senate of Pakistan

• Sardar Muhammad Arif Nakaii: Kasur
• Chief Minister Punjab
• Mahraja Ram Chand Jii Founder Father of Kasur
• Maharani Seeta: Founder Mother of Kasur
• Raja Kusu Founder of Kasur
• Raja Roy Singh Bhatti Rajput Bikanairi.
• The Chief of Kasur
• In the period of the Mogul King Akbar, he was the Raja of
Kasur

Raja Toder Mall
• Imperial Ministers of King Akbar, the Mogul.
• He was a Ruttan among Nu-Ruttan of King
Akbar. (Ruttan means precious gem)
• On his behest the Mogul King Akbar declared
“Persian” official language. It remains official
language for 400 years (1556 to 1956).
• He was the Finance Minister. Introduced proper
currency. The Mogul Empire have touched the
highest GDP of worth equal to 21 trillion US$. It
was 35% of total economy of the world.
(Remember even nowadays the GDP of USA is less than that).
• He was the Revenue Minister and introduced new “Bandobasat Arazi
Nazam”. His revenue system is working even more than four hundred
years passed.
• He was also Military General and conquered Bangal
Raja Mian Tansen
• He was the Imperial Ministers of the Mogul
King Akbar
• He was a Ruttan among Nu-Ruttan of King
Akbar. (Ruttan means precious gem)
• He was Landholder (Jagirdar) Rohywal, Kasur
• He was the culture Minister
• The legend singer and musician of the world
Bava Lal Dhyal, Hindu Elder
• Hindues believe him as their deity. His life span
was about 300 years from 1412 to 1712.
• Polemics discussions were held many times
between him and the Mogul Crown Prince Dara
Shakoh of Moughalya saltanat.
Bava Ram Thaman,
The Hindu Elder
• His Gurdwara is at village Ram Thaman/ Kalo
Khara Kasur. There held renowned fair “Mela
Bisakhi” every year.
• Bava Gru Nanak was his cousin (son of his
meternal aunt) and spent many time with him
at his place.

Sardar Qamar Din Khan Bahadur
• He was the commander of the troops of Maharaja Ranjeet Singh the Chief
of the Punjab (AD1807)
• Sardar Qamar Din Khan Bahadur’s son was Sardar Nasir Din Khan
Bahadur: who had witnessed renowned “Treaty of Amritsar” (AD1846) on
behalf of the English Rulers.
• In his name there is Kot Nasir ul Din Tehsil Kot Radha Kishan District
Kasur.
• Apart from Kasur City, the family has its belonging in Bheemky Chahrky
Dogran, Kot Shamas Khan, Matar, Hardu Muhammadky, Kasur, Kot
Qabula Pakpattan, Vehari, and Layyah and in other assorted areas.
• The family has many big personalities including:
• Sardar Nasir Din Khan Bahadur had two sons Sardar Sain Mirbaz Khan
Bahadur Lumberdar and Sardar Muhammad Zulfiqar Khan Honrary
Magistrate (died in 1902).
• Sain Mirbaz Khan Bahadur had one son Sardar Sherbaz Khan Bahadur
Honourary Magistrate, Honourary Sub Judge, Lumberdar Kasur (died
in 1929) he was also the father in law of Nawab Muhammad Shahbaz
Khan who was the last Chief of Kasur (died in 1946)
• Sardar Muhammad Zulfiqar Khan (died in 1902) had two sons Nawab
Sardar Muhammad Shahbaz Khan Bahadur Honourary Magistrate, the
last Chief of Kasur (died in 1946) and his younger brother Sardar Molvi
Fatehbaz Khan Bahadur.
• Nawab Sardar Muhammad Shahbaz Khan son of Sardar Muhammad
Zulfiqar Khan had four sons: Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali Adil Khan,
Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali Haider Khan, Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali
Hussain Khan, Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali Bahlul Khan.
• Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali Adil Khan son of Nawab Sardar Muhammad
Shahbaz Khan has three sons: Sardar Muhammad Zulfiqar Khan, Sardar
Muhammad Sherbaz Khan and Sardar Muhammad Fatehbaz Khan.
• Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali Haider Khan son of Nawab Sardar
Muhammad Shahbaz Khan has three sons: Sardar Muhammad Fateh
Haider Khan, Sardar Muhammad Zulfiqar Khan, and Sardar Muhammad
Mirbaz Khan
• Sardar Muhammad Sherbaz Khan Bahadur son of Sardar Sain Mirbaz
Khan had four sons: Sardar Ghulam Ahmad Khan Honourary
Magistrate, Sardar Muhammad Ahmad Khan Honourary Magistrate
and Lumberdar Kasur, Sardar Muhammad Jahandad Khan and Sardar
Muhammad Alam Khan.
• Sardar Ghulam Ahmad Khan son of Sardar Muhammad Sherbaz Khan
Bahadur has three sons: Sardar Muhammad Nasir Khan, Sardar Mubarak
Ali Khan Advocate and Sardar Aftab Ahmad Khan CEO Nishat Group/
MCB Bank Pakistan.
• Sardar Muhammad Ahmad Khan Honourary Magistrate and Lumberdar
Kasur have sons namely: Sakandar Hayat Khan Advocate, Major Ali Raza
Khan, Hizar Hayat Khan Ex. MNA Kasur, and Ahmad Raza Kasuri
Advocate Ex. MNA Kasur. Sher Ali Khan Advocate, Mustafa Ahmad
• Sardar Muhammad Alam Khan Advocate has sons Sardar Sher Alam
Khan Advocate Member Punjab Bar Council, Sardar Muhammad Azam
Khan, Sardar Qaisar Ali Khan Advocate.
• Sardar Muhammad Jahandad Khan has son Major Asad Ullah Khan

Nawab Sardar Muhammad Sherbaz Khan
• He was the son of Sardar Sain Mirbaz
Khan son of sardar Nasir ul Din Khan(in
whose name there is Kot Nasar Khan in
Tehsil Kot Radha Kishan Kasur)
• He was titled as CIE: Companion of
Indian Empire under the British.
• He was the Honrary Magistrate cum
Honourary Civil Judge and Lumberdar of
Kasur under the British Rule.
• He was the father in law of Nawab Sardar
Muhammad Shahbaz Khan Kasuri.
• He died in 1929
Nawab Sardar Muhammad Shahbaz Khan
• He was the son of Sardar
Muhammad Zulfiqar Khan son of
Sardar Nasir ul Din Khan (in
whose name there is Kot Nasar
Khan in Tehsil Kot Radha Kishan
Kasur)
• He was the Nawab and the Last
Chief of Kasur .
• He was the Honourary Magistrate
with Powers of EAC under the
British Rule.
• He died in 1946
Nawab Sardar Muhammad Ahmad Khan
• He was the son of Sardar Muhammad
Sherbaz Khan Bahadur
• He was the honrary Magistrate and
Lumberdar of Kasur
• In his murder case as registered on the
complaint of his son Ahmad Raza Kasuri
Advocate, the Ex. Prime Minster of Pakistan
Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was hanged in 1979

Ahmad Raza Kasuri Advocate
• He is Ex. MNA Kasur Seat 1970 to 1977
• He is a Politician and Debator,
• Founder Member of Pakistan Peoples Party. He
was called “ Chota Bhutto”
• Author Book “ Idhar hum Udhar Tum”
• Proposer of Resolution in Parliament to declare
Qadyani/ Mirzai Non-Muslim in 1974
• Addressed General Assembly of UNO
• Complainant of his father’s murder case,
whereon Ex. Prime Minister Z. A. Bhutto was
convicted and hanged till death in 1979
Sardar Qaisar Ali Khan Advocate
• He is the Son of Sardar Muhammad
Alam Khan Advocate son of Sardar
Sherbaz Khan of Kasur
Sardar Muhammad Fateh Haider Khan
• He is the grandson of Nawab Sardar
Muhammad Shahbaz Khan Kasuria and
son of Nawabzada Sardar Sultan Ali
Haider Khan
Sardar Muhammad Fatehbaz Khan
• He is the grandson of Nawab Sardar Muhammad
Shahbaz Khan Kasuria and son of Nawabzada
Sardar Sultan Ali Adil Khan

Nawab Ghulam Qutub Din Khan Memdot Kasuri
• Ex. Raees I Azam Kasur
• He was the great grandfather of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Memdot
Muhammad Umar Khan Kasuria
Abdul Ghani Khan
In his name there in Kasur was a Kot. The vicinity is presently called Qatal
Garhi Kasur
Ghulam Nabi Khan Pathan
He was one of the five Non- official members of first Municipality of Kasur
(1867)
Thana Mal
(1867)
Bhath Mall
(1867)
Khair Din Khoja
(1867)
Muhammad Chiragh Shah Hamadani
(1867)
Sardar Udham Singh of Beharwal
Sardar Hasan Akhtar Mokal
• Ex. Deputy Speaker Punjb Assembly

Hira Singh Nakii the Chief of Behrwal Kasur.
• From Nakii lineage Sardar Ran Singh Nakii became ruler and died in
1781. He had three kids: Sardar Bhagwan Singh Nakii (died 1781) Sardar
Gyan Singh Nakii and Raj Kur
• Raj Kur was married with Maharaja Ranjeet Singh of Punjab.
• Raj Kur was also called as Maharani Datar Kur (Nick Name Mai Nakian)
• Sardar Ishar singh Nakii married to a Muslim women and converted to
Islam. He took the name of Sardar Abdul Aziz Nakaii.
• His grandson Sardar Muhammad Arif Nakaii served as the Chief
Minister Punjab. Hisson is Sardar Muhammad Asif Nakaii. Whereas
Sardar Abdul Hameed Nakaii was elected MLA soon after creation of
Pakistan
Mulana Moeen ul Din Lakhvi
• Ex. MNA Kasur
• His son Professor Dr. Hammad Lakhvi (Islamic Studies Department of
Punjab University)
Dr. Muhamad Azeem Ul Din Zahid Lakhvi
• He is the son of Mulana Moeen ul Din Lakhvi
• Presently he is appointed as Commissioner of Health Care Commissioner
Government of the Punjab
Azeem Khan and Ameen Khan Brothers
Nawab Nazam Din Khan Kasuri
• He was the great grandfather of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Memdot
• A great warior of the Punjab
Haji Ranjhy Khan

Nawab Sir Shahnawaz Khan Memdot Kasuri
• He was the Provincial President of “All India Muslim
League” Punjab
• He arranged annual session of Muslim League at
Lahore in 1940 where the “Resolution of Lahore
(Pakistan)” was passed. The welcome address, at
that occasion was also delivered by him.
• He was very closed friend of Quaid-i-Azam
Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
• The largest land owner of the Punjab
• A biggest contributor of Pakistan Movement
• He was born in 1883 and died in 1942. After his death, his son Nawab
Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Memdot Kasuri was chosen as the Provincial
President of “All India Muslim League” Punjab, who was also assumed as
the first Premier of the Punjab Pakistan
• He was the pioneer of freedom.
• In his name and his son name, Memorial stamps were issued by the
Government of Pakistan
Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Memdot Kasuri
• Member First Constituant Assembly Pakistan 1947
• The First Premier /Chief Minister Punjab Pakistan
• Ex. Leader of the opposition
• Founder Jinnah Muslim League
• Governor Sind Province
• Pioneer of Freedom
• One of the Biggest Contributor of Pakistan Movement
• His great grandfather Nawab Nazam Din Khan was a
Chief of Kasur and was a great Muslim Leader of the
Punjab
• The Political Son of Kasur
• He is one of the two personalities that in his name and his father’s name,
Memorial stamps were issued by the Government of Pakistan.
• He arranged BRB Canal for defence of Lahore and Kasur Pakistan
• Nawab Fateh Din Khan.
• Owner of Kot Fateh Din Khan Kasur built in1831
• He had one son named Shahnawaz Khan who died issueless.
• He was among forefather of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Memdot Kasuri
Mian Muhammad Ifteikar ul Din
• Member First Constituant Assembly Pakistan 1947
• He proposed that that Father of the Nation be titled as “Quaid-i-Azam
Muhammad Ali Jinnah”. The resolution was passed.
• Minister for Rehabilitation of Refugees Punjab Pakistan
• Founder Editor of Daily “the Pakistan Times”, “Imroz”, “Lail-o- Nahar”.
• He was closed family relative of Sir Mian Muhammad Shafi Central Leader
of All India Muslim League

• He was also closed family relative of Mian Abdul
Rasheed Chief Justice of Pakistan; who
admintered oath of Quaid I Azam Muhammad
Ali Jinnah as Governor General of Pakistan.
Mirza Hameed Ullah (Mughal) of Patti Mughal Kasur Ex. MLA Kasur
• Politician. Social Worker
• A local leader of “Pakistan Movement”.
Mian Kareem Bukhish (Mughal) of Patti Mughal Kasur
• Social Worker. Philanthropist
• A local leader of “Pakistan Movement”.
Mirza Fateh Muhammad (Mughal) of Patti Mughal Kasur
• Secreatary Anjuman I Mufeed I Aam Kasur
• Challenger of W W Hunter Commission Report
Brigadier Ahsan Rasheed Shami
• War Hero of Indo- Pak War 1965
• Conquered Khaim Karan near Kasur
• Hilal e Juraat
• His monument is called “Shami Minaar” near Lilyani
Nahar (BRB- Canal) Mustafa abad Kasur
• In his name there is Shami Road Lahore and Mohala
Shami Shaheed and graveyard Shami Shaheed
Kasur
• His Shami family is renowned in Kasur. In the name of his cousins there
are Captain Muneer Shaheed Colony Kasur and Shafiq Akram Advocate
Road Kasur.
Captain Ahmad Muneer Shaheed
• War Hero of Indo- Pak War 1965
• Sitara e Juraat
• In his name there is Muneer Shaheed Colony Kasur

General Agha Muhammad Hashim Rizvi JAG Pak Army
Lt. General Sadiq Ali, Hilal I Imtiaz
Lt. General Muhammad Javed Nasir
General Rzwan Akhtar Baig
Lt. General ®Nasir Ali Khan
Major General ® M. Rafiq Sabir, Hilal I Imtiaz
Major General ®Muhammad Asif
Major General ®Nawazish Ali Khan

Brigadier ® Muhammad Majeed Khan
Brigadier ® Atta Muhammad
Brigadier ® Mian zafar Hassan Rathore
Brigadier ® Muhammad Javed Akhtar
Dr. Abdulsalam PhD.
Post Doctoral in Veterinaries
Mian Nayyar Hassan Advocate
(The author remained under his pupilage)
Dr. Abdul Qudus Khokhar
• International Delegate of Pakistan Medical Association
• (Member Central of PMA)

Begum Syeda Nishat Rizvi
• Wife of General Syed Agha Muhammad Hashim Rizvi of JAG
(Judge Advocate General) Pakistan Military
Ch. Abdul Majeed Kasuri Advocate
• Presidant United Lawyers Forum Kasur
Ch. Hadayat Ullah Gill Advocate
Pioneer Member of LHC Bar dated 05-01-1950
Hafiz Abdul Majeed
Chief Secretary Punjab
Secretary Finance Pakistan
Irshad Ahmad Haqani
• Principal Professor
• Journalist
• Editor
• Minister for Information Pakistan
Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri
• Politician

Mian Muhammad Hassan Advocate
• Pioneer Member of LHC Bar dated 04-01-1944
Mian Salahudin
• Pioneer of Ceramics Industry (NCA) Pakistan
Mian Tayyab Hasan
• Secretary Finance/ Cabinet of Pakistan
Molvi Ghulam Ullah Qasuri
• Muslim Leader
Mr. Barkat Ali Chaudhry Advocate
• Additional Advocate General Punjab
Mr. Feroz Din Advocate
Mr. Feroz Din Sheikh Advocate
Major Muhammad Din of Bheela Roshan Kasur

Malik Saeed Ahmad Khan of Bheela Roshan Kasur
Mr. Javed Mehmood Chief Secretary Punjab
• He renamed Bheela as Bheela Roshan Kasur
• He also served as Provicial Omudsman
• He formed a Political Party “Roshan Pakistan League”
• He and his nominated candidates participated in General Election 2018
but none of his party person is elected.
Mr. Maqbool Ahmad Khan of Bheela Roshan Kasur
• He served as Member (Grade-21) Board of Revenue Punjab
Mr. Shahid Masood Khan Barrister of Bheela Roshan Kasur
• He is a politician
Ch. Manzoor Ahmad Ex. MNA
• Member CEC of Pakistan peoples Party
• Central Secretary Information PPPP
Ch. Muneer Ahmad Advocate
• Elected President of District Bar Kasur for the years 2006, 2007, and
2016
Saith Abid Hussain Sheikh
• A big business tycoon of the counntry

Sheikh Muhammad Saeed (America)
• A business tycoon
• A closed buddy of Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharief Ex. Prime Minister
Pakistan
Sh. Muhammad Waseem Akhtar Ex. MNA
Sh. Saeed Waseem Akhtar MNA
Mr. Muhammad Altaf Ishaq,
• District Prosecutor from Kasur
Mr. Muhammad Aslam Nagi,
• Judge/ Chairman Banking Court Punjab
Mr. Muhammad Javed Kasuri,
• Deputy Attorney General for Pakistan
Mr. Muhammad Samee Saeed,
• Secretary Cabinet of Pakistan

Mr. Rub Nawaz Khan Advocate
Mr. Sardar Muhammad Ahmad
• District Attorney from Kasur
Mulana Firdus Ali Shah
• Khateeb Masjid Ranjhy Khan
• Author Book: Hayat ul Nabi
•
Muhammad Ali Zahoori Kasuri
• A renowned Naat Writer and Reciter
Mulana Ghulam Dastgir Kasuri
• Muhadis i Azam Kasur
Mulana Zahid Shah Hamdani
• He was the father of Mulana Kamil Shah Hamdani of Kamil Shah Chok
• He lead Namaz e Jinaza of Saint Bullah Shah Kasuri Sahib
Mulana Kamil Shah Hamdani (of Kamil Shah Chok)
Mulana Mohy-ul Din Kasuri (Lead Namaz I Janaza of Allama Iqbal)

Mulana Muhammad Abdul Ghafoor Anwari,
• Founder Jamia Islamia Crcular Road, Kasur
Mulana Muhammad Dawood Ghaznvi
• Ex. MLA
Mr. Murtab Ali
• He won 3 times Gold-Medal in Martial Arts in SAF Games
Najam Saithi Journalist
• Ex. Chief Minister, Ex. Chairman Cricket Board
Nawab Azam Khan Qandhari,
• Ex. Chief of Kasur
• Kot Azam Khan is in his name.
Nawab Ghulam Mohyudin Khan,
• Owner of Kot Ghulam Muhammad Mohyuldin Khan Kasur

Nawab Hussain Khan,
Nawab Jelly Khan
• Governor Lahore, Chief of Kasur
• He served with the Mughals, the Afghans and the Iranians
Nawab Nazar Bahadur Khan Otmanzai, Kheshgi Kasuri
• His great grandson was Fazal Muhammad Khan, in whose name there is a
Colony in Kasur. Fazal Muhammad Khan had sons. Namely:
• Muzzaffar Ali Khan
• Muhammad Ashraf Khan (Escort to Queen Elizbith) served in the
Royal Air Force of UK.
• Namat Ullah Khan
• Zulfiqar Ali Khan. His sons are Latief Khan and Fahad Khan
• Muhammad Yahyya Khan
Nawab Saleem Khan Jamand,
• The first Chief of Kasur under the Mogul King Babur
Nawab Usman Khan,
Sardar Muhammad Hussain of Gunja Kilan
• Ex. MLA
Sardar Shoukat Ali Advocate (Arain)
• He was Lenon Award holder
• He was the Secretary General National Awami Party (NAP)
Sardar Ahmad Ali (Arain)
• Ex MNA Kasur
Sardar Aseff Ahmad Ali
• Ex. Foreign Minister of Pakistan

• Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri
• Politician
• Mian Khursheed Mahmud Kasuri Advocate
• Foreign Minister Pakistan
Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan (Elder)
• Classical Vocalist: Singer
Ustad Barkat Ali Khan (Elder),
• Classical Vocalist: Singer
Ustad Ghulam Muhammad Khan (Elder),
• Classical Vocalist:
• Teacher of Singer Noor Jahan

Noor Jahan Kasuri world No.1 Singer
• Queen of Melody. (Malka i Turranum)
• Film Heroine
• Film Director
• Play-back Singer
Muhammad Yousaf Khan
• Film Hero
• Chairman MAAP
Khurshid Bano
• Film Heroine
Mahar Ali Sher Ali Brothers Qawal
Mahrani Raj Kur
• She was also called Maharani Detar Kur alias
Mai Nakian, Maharani of Raja Ranjeet Singh.
She hailed from respected Nakaii family of
Behrwal/ Pattoki Kasur

Rana Phool Muhammad Khan
• Ex. Acting Chief Minister Punjab
• Town Bhai Pheru is re-named in his name as Phool Nagar Tehsil Chunian
Kasur
• Rana Muhmmmad Iqbal Khan Ex. Speaker Punjab Assembly, Rana
Muhammad Ishaq Khan MNA, Rana Muhammad Sarfraz Khan MPA, Rana
Muhammad Hayat Khan MNA as well as Rana Imtiaz Ahmad Khan
Chirman District Council Kasur, Rana Sikandar Hayat Khan Chirman
District Council Kasur are respected personalities of the Rana family.
Rana Muhammad Iqbal Khan
• He is the son of Rana Phool Muhammad Khan
• He is the Ex. Speaker Pujab Assembly/ Officiating
Governor Punjab
• He is the Ex. Chairman District Council kasur
• He is the Ex. Provincial Minister Punjab
Dr. Muhammad Shafi (PU).
• Principal Professor.
• Pioneer Urdu Encyclopaedia
• Nashan-i-Pakistan
• Nashan-i-Danish Iran
• Principal Oriential College Punjab University
• Author book “Aulya i Kasur”, “Afghan Colony Kasur”
Sh. Shafiq Akram Advocate
• He was elected as President of Kasur Bar for 9 times; including a hat-
trick.
• In his name there is Shfiq Akram Masjid and Shfiq Akram Road Kot
Murad Khan
• He hailed from respected Shami Qanungo Sheikh Family of Kasur.
Ch. Noor Samand Khan Meo Advocate
• President Lahore High Court Bar 2018-19
• He was elected as Vice President LHCBA, however, the president Mr.
Anwar ul haq punun elevated as Justice Lahore High Court in 2018;
hence, Ch. Noor Samand Khan Advocate served as Acting President.
• Previously, he served as Elected Member Punjab Bar Council

Mian Muhammad Asghar Bashir Gora Advocate
• Ex. President DBA Kasur.
Ch. Shabir Ahmad Kamboh Advocate
Ch. Din Muhammad Khan Meo Advocate
Sardar Qurban Ali Dogar Advocate
• Ex. President DBA Kasur. He served for four terms including a hat-trick
• Ex. Member Punjab Bar Council
Sardar Muhammad Ashiq Dogar Advocate
Mian Jamshaid Hussain Khokhar Advocate
• Ex. President DBA Kasur
Ch. Muhammad Ishaq Advocate

Raja Muhammad Younas Kayani Advocate
Maher Muhammad Saleem Advocate
Mr. Muhammad Shareef Zahid
Ch. Muhammad Saeed
Mr. Mirza Naseem ul Hasan
Sardar Fahar Ali
• President DBA Kasur
Mr. Fahad Akram
• Secretary DBA Kasur
Muhammad Yaseen Farrukh Advocate
• Ex. Executive Member SCBA

Prominent Personalities of Kasur: Functional in January 2018AD
S. No. Name Designation
1. Prof. Dr. Fazal Ahmad Khan Vice Chancellor UET
2. Lt. General Sadiq Ali Pakistan Army
3. Brigadier Muhammad Javed Akhtar Pakistan Army
4. Brigadier Zafar Yasin Babur Pakistan Army
5. Brigadier Dr. Muhammad Arfan Pakistan Army
6. Muhammad Khalid Nawaz Sessions Judge
7. Arshad Hussain Bhutta Sessions Judge
8. Rana Masood Akhtar Sessions Judge
9. Muhammad Qasim Sessions Judge
10. Mansoor Ahmad Khan Sessions Judge
11. Muhammad Akram Sheikh Sessions Judge/Registrar
12. Malik Shabbir Ahmad Sessions Judge
13. Mr. Ghulam Fareed Provincial Secretary Punjab
14. Mian Muhammad Sami Saeed DG: Asian Develop. Bank
15. Sardar Aftab Ahmad Khan CEO: Nishat /MCB Bank
16. Asad Ali Khan Governor: Pakistan Cricket
17. Faheem Ashraf Cricketer: Pakistani Team
18. Ahmad Ali Kasuri: Adv. (The author) Legal Advisor: Govt. of Pak
19. Dr. Amanullah MBBS., Ph.D. FACP. Consultant Cancer USA
20. Hanif M. Akhtar, LL.B. CSS. CLU. Lincoln Finance USA
21. Mian Muhammad Saeed Star Trading America
22. Dr. Muhammad Azam Roomi Ph.D. Vice Dean: MBSC Saudia
23. Dr. Afaaq Ahmad Ph.D. HOD: Physics: Punjab Uni.
24. Rai Muhammad Tahir Additional I. G. Police
25. Malik Muhammad Mubashar DIG. Punjab Prisons Police
26. Mr. Noor Samand Advocate President Lahore High Court

Additional District & Sessions Judges from Kasur
1. Khadim Hussain
2. Malik Shabbir Ahmad
3. Abdul Sattar Langah
4. Arshad Hussain Bhutta
5. Muhammad Nadeem Shoukat
6. Waseem Mubarik
7. Shamshad Ali Rana
8. Muhammad Altaf
9. Muhammad Tariq Ayyub
10. Shoukat Javed Khan
11. Ijaz Ahmad
12. Haider Ali Arif
13. Hafiz Rizwan Aziz
14. Khalid Mehmood
15. Rana Tariq Mehmood Anjum
16. Abdul Ghafoor
17. Haider Ali Khan
18. Muhammad Abu Bakkar Siddique
19. Muhammad Ijaz
20. Syed Shahzad Muzaffar Hamdani
Senior Civil Judges from Kasur
1. Muhammad Amjad Khan SCJ
2. Ahsan Yaqub Saqib SCJ
3. Khalil Ahmad Asim
Civil Judges from Kasur
1. Sharafat Ali Nasir CJ
2. Muhammad Afzal Bhatti CJ
3. Muhammad Akram Azad CJ
4. Abdul Ghaffar Chaudhry CJ
5. Amir Shahzad CJ
6. Malik Naeem Shoukat CJ
7. Rashid Tufail Rehan CJ
8. Ahsan Yaqub Saqib CJ
9. Muhammad Akram Nawab CJ
10. Ms. Aisham Bint-e-Sadiq CJ
11. Sifat Ullah CJ
12. Masood Ahmad Faridi CJ
13. Mian Muhammad Hassan CJ
14. Akhtar Ali CJ
15. Muhammad Afzal CJ
16. Muhammad Zaigham CJ
17. Javaid Iqbal CJ
18. Muhammad Tayyab Ishaq CJ
19. Syed Faz-ul-Hasan Shah CJ
20. Muhammad Adeel Anwar CJ
21. Ch. Ishtiaq Ahmad Khan CJ
22. Tajamal Hussain CJ
23. Muhammad Aneeq Anwar CJ

24. Muhammad Anees CJ
25. Muhammad Shahid Zia CJ
26. Muhammad Imran Ishaque CJ
27. Muhammad Imran Yusuf CJ
28. Tahir Ishaq Khan CJ
29. Asif Iqbal CJ
30. Ms. Misbah Asghar CJ
31. Waqas Ali Mazhar CJ
32. Muhammad Asif Iqbal CJ
33. Muhammad Azeem Nasir CJ
34. Malik Mukhtar Akbar CJ
35. Muhammad Ashraf CJ
36. Zaheer Safdar Malik CJ
37. Yasir Mehmood CJ
38. Ijaz Ahmad CJ
39. Babar Nadeem CJ
40. Abdul Hafeez CJ
41. Muhammad Afzal CJ
42. Naveed Ahmad CJ
43. Ms. Jowaria Munir CJ
44. Safdar Ali CJ
45. Waqas Hasham CJ
46. Muhammad Awais CJ
47. Muhammad Mustafa CJ
48. Ashfaq Ahmad Chaudhry CJ
49. Ahsan Safdar CJ
50. Hafiz Muhammad Farooq CJ
51. Muzzamal Hussain CJ
52. Mushtaq Ahmad CJ
53. Syed Naveed Muzaffar Hamdani CJ
54. Abdul Munim CJ
55. Mehmood Alam CJ
56. Rashid Shabbir CJ
57. Ayaz Mehmood Bhatti CJ
58. Faisal Mehmood CJ

Judicial Officers from Kasur (as updated in May 2019)
The following Judges belong to Kasur and now they are serving in District
Judiciary
1. Muhammad Akram Nawab J-1603 SCJ(Family Division) 11/2018 Kasur
2. Mehmood Alam J-2560 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
3. Rana Tariq Mehmood Anjum H-1759 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur
4. Sarfraz Ahmad H-1762 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur
5. Muhammad Zaigham J-1737 CJ Class-I 09/2018 Kasur
6. Muhammad Afzal Bhatti J-1425 CJ Class-I 11/2018 Kasur
7. Faisal Mahmood J-2618 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
8. Khalid Mahmood H-1749 AD&SJ 03/2019 Kasur
9. Khadim Hussain J-1010 AD&SJ 04/2019 Kasur
10. Zaheer Safdar Malik J-2201 CJ Class-I 09/2018 Kasur
11. Syed Shahzad Muzaffar Hamdani J-1464 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur
12. Ms.Misbah Asghar J-2036 CJ Class-I 05/2017 Kasur
13. Ijaz Ahmad J-1258 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur
14. Syed Faz-ul-Hasan Shah J-1799 CJ Class-I 03/2018 Kasur
15. Muhammad Afzil J-2316 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
16. Muhammad Altaf J-1158 AD&SJ 01/2018 Kasur
17. Amir Shahzad J-1534 SCJ(Civil Division) 11/2018 Kasur
18. Rashid Tufail Rehan J-1552 SCJ(Criminal Division) 11/2018 Kasur
19. Ahsan Yaqoob Saqib J-1571 SCJ(Criminal Division) 11/2018 Kasur
20. Muhammad Mustafa J-2418 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
21. Muhammad Khalid Nawaz J-819 D&SJ 01/2019 Kasur
22. Hyder Ali Arif J-1307 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur
23. Muhammad Amjad Khan J-1485 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur
24. Haider Ali Khan J-1371 AD&SJ 04/2019 Kasur
25. Malik Mukhtar Akbar J-2152 CJ Class-I 11/2016 Kasur
26. Masood Ahmad Faridi J-1653 CJ Class-I 05/2017 Kasur
27. Masood Ahmad Faridi J-1653 CJ Class-I 05/2017 Kasur
28. Muhammad Imran Yousaf J-1899 CJ Class-I 09/2018 Kasur
29. Muhammad Adeel Anwar J-1819 CJ Class-I 09/2018 Kasur
30. Muhammad Akram Azad J-1481 CJ Class-I 02/2019 Kasur
31. Syed Naveed Muzaffar Hamdani J-2503 CJ Class-II 09/2017 Kasur
32. Babar Nadeem J-2279 CJ Class-II 09/2017 Kasur
33. Babar Nadeem J-2279 CJ Class-II 09/2017 Kasur
34. Ashfaq Ahmad Chaudhry J-2430 CJ Class-II 04/2018 Kasur
35. Ch.Ishtiaq Ahmad Khan J-1823 CJ Class-I 09/2017 Kasur
36. Muhammad Shahid Zia J-1888 CJ Class-I 09/2017 Kasur
37. Asif Iqbal J-1974 CJ Class-I 03/2018 Kasur
38. Ms.Jowaria Munir J-2375 CJ Class-III 03/2018 Kasur
39. Malik Naeem Shaukat J-1542 SCJ(Civil Division) 11/2018 Kasur
40. Shamshad Ali Rana H-1707 AD&SJ 03/2018 Kasur
41. Mushtaq Ahmad J-2474 CJ Class-II 09/2017 Kasur

42. Muzzamal Hussain J-2459 CJ Class-II 06/2018 Kasur
43. Sifat Ullah J-1640 CJ Class-I 11/2016 Kasur
44. Khalil Ahmed Asim J-1569 SCJ(Criminal Division) 11/2018 Kasur
45. Muhammad Ashraf J-2181 CJ Class-I 09/2017 Kasur
46. Muhammad Anees J-1870 CJ Class-I 12/2018 Kasur
47. Muhammad Awais J-2406 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
48. Waseem Mubarak H-1704 AD&SJ 10/2017 Kasur
49. Muhammad Ijaz J-1440 AD&SJ 02/2019 Kasur
50. Abdul Sattar J-1047 AD&SJ 04/2019 Kasur
51. Muhammad Asif Iqbal Dogar J-2119 CJ Class-I 11/2016 Kasur
52. Muhammad Azeem Nasir J-2139 CJ Class-I 03/2018 Kasur
53. Javaid Iqbal J-1748 CJ Class-I 06/2018 Kasur
54. Ahsan Safdar J-2432 CJ Class-II 09/2016 Kasur
55. Hafiz Muhammad Farooq J-2437 CJ Class-II 11/2016 Kasur
56. Safdar Ali J-2387 CJ Class-II 09/2017 Kasur
57. Mian Muhammad Hassan J-1670 CJ Class-I 09/2018 Kasur
58. Abdul Hafeez J-2303 CJ Class-II 06/2018 Kasur
59. Naveed Ahmad J-2341 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
60. Muhammad Tayyab Ishaq J-1759 CJ Class-I 09/2017 Kasur
61. Ejaz Ahmad J-2263 CJ Class-II 05/2017 Kasur
62. Rana Masood Akhtar H-1576 D&SJ 01/2019 Kasur
63. Yasir Mahmood J-2246 CJ Class-I 06/2018 Kasur
64. Hafiz Rizwan Aziz H-1725 AD&SJ 02/2019 Kasur
65. Abdul Ghafoor (MCTC) H-1789 AD&SJ 02/2019 Kasur
66. Tajamal Hussain J-1840 CJ Class-I 03/2018 Kasur
67. Rashid Shabbir J-2592 CJ Class-II 09/2017 Kasur
68. Waqas Hasham J-2403 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
69. Shaukat Javed Khan J-1248 AD&SJ 06/2018 Kasur
70. Ms. Aisham Bint-e-Sadiq J-1620 SCJ(Family Division) 11/2018 Kasur
71. Muhammad Imran Ishaque J-1891 CJ Class-I 03/2018 Kasur
72. Muhammad Tariq Ayub J-1206 AD&SJ 02/2019 Kasur
73. Ayaz Mehmood Bhatti J-2608 CJ Class-II 03/2018 Kasur
74. Muhammad Afzal J-1714 CJ Class-I 09/2017 Kasur
75. Muhammad Azfar H-1794 AD&SJ 08/2017 Kasur

Names of Members of Punjab Bar Council. (Kasur Seat)
Sr.
#
NAME FROM TO
1
Rai Muhammad Ashraf Khan
1978 1983
2
Sheikh Riaz Ahmed Kasuri
1984 1988
3
Muhammad Tahir Ch.
1988 1993
4 • Sardar Sher Alam Khan
• Ch. Barkat Ali
1993 1999
5 • Muhammad Saeed Ansari
• Muhammad Tahir Ch.
2000 2004
6 • Muhammad Saeed Ansari
• Rana Abdul Shakoor Khan
2005 2009
7 • Ch. Noor Samand
• Sardar Qurban Ali Dogar
2010 2014
8 • Rana Muhammad Saeed
Akhtar
• *Mian Muhammad
Rasheed
• *Syed Naveed–ul-Hassan
Shah
Note: No. 2 & 3 got equal
votes and on draw toss
basis No. 2 serve first and
the remaining tenure
served by the No. 3
2015
Continued…
till 2020

Presidents & Secretaries of District Bar Association Kasur
Sr
. #
President Secretary Year
1
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate Syed Faqeer Hussain
Shah Advocate 1947
2
Shah Advocate 1948
3
Shah Advocate 1949
4
Vacant Vacant
1950
5
Muhammad Alam Khan
Advocate
Muhammad Saeed Sh.
Advocate 1951
6
Shah Advocate 1952
7
Muhammad Younas Khan
Advocate
Ghulam Mustafa
Advocate 1953
8
Raza-ul-Hassan Muhammad Saleem
Sh. Advocate 1954
9
Syed Faqeer Hussain Shah A.G Hamayyun
Advocate 1955
10
Raza-ul-Hassan Bashir Zafar Advocate
1956
11
Hadyat Ali Gill Advocate
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate
Ghulam Mustafa
Advocate 1957
12
Muhammad Dawood Advocate Riaz Ahmad Ch.
Advocate 1958
13
Vacant Riaz Ahmad Ch.
Advocate 1959
14
Sardar Shoukat Ali Rai Muhammad Ashraf
Advocate 1960
15
Vacant Manzoor Ahmad
(Kamboh) Advocate 1961
16
Vacant Vacant
1962
17
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate Vacant
1963
18
Muhammad Younas Ch.
Advocate
Muhammad Alam
Khan Advocate 1964

19
Muhammad Younas Ch.
Advocate
Riaz Ahmad Kasuri
Advocate 1965
20
Sardar Shoukat Ali Advocate Riaz Ahmad Kasuri
Advocate 1966
21
Manzoor Ahmad (Kamboh)
Advocate
Ahmad Raza Kasuri
Advocate 1967
22
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate Rai Muhammad Ashraf
Advocate 1968
23
Sardar Shoukat Ali Advocate Riaz Ahmad Kasuri
Advocate 1969
24
Ch. Rasheed Ahmad Advocate M. Akram Talib
Hussain Advocate 1970
25
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate Rai Muhammad Ashraf
Advocate 1971
26
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate Ch. Muhammad Nawaz
Advocate
Muhammad Tufail Ch.
Advocate
1972
27
Shafiq Akram Sh. Advocate Abdul Majid Khan
Advocate 1973
28
Muhammad Sadiq Bhatti
Advocate
Abdul Majid Khan
Advocate 1974
29
Syed Faqeer Hussain Shah S. Muhammad Ashiq
Dogar Advocate1975 1975
30
Sh. Muhammad Tahir
Advocate
Ch. Bashir Ahmad
Bilyana Advocate 1976
31
Shiekh Muhammad Asghar
Bashir Gora
Mirza Hanif Baig 1977
32 Sheikh Muhammad Tahir Sardar Ashiq Ali Dogar 1978
33 Ch. Ahmed Din Farooq
Malik Rasheed Ahmad
Khan
1979
34
Sheikh Muhammad Shafiq
Akram
Malik Rasheed Ahmad
Khan
1980
35 Mian Nayar Hassan Ch. Muhammad Ishaq 1981
36 Shiekh Riaz Ahmad Kasuri
Jamshed Hussain
Khokhar
1982
37 Ch. Muhammad Latif
Irshad Mehmood
Dehngal
1983

38 Ch. Allah Ditta Taseer
Ch. Muhammad
Akhtar Abid
1984
39
Sardar Muhammad Ashiq Ali
Dogar
Shabbir Ahmed Ch. 1985
40 Ch. Allah Ditta Taseer Sardar Amanat Ali 1986
41 Ch. Din Muhammad Bashir Ahmed Sindhu 1987
42 Shabbir Ahmed Ch. Akram Talib Hussain 1988
43
Ch. Muhammad Yunas Khan
Balot
Ch. Abdul Majeed 1989
44 Ch. Muhammad Nawaz Shahid Rasheed Khan 1990
45 Ch. Asghar Ali Gujjar
Ch. Aass Muhammad
Meo
1991
46 Jamshed Hussain Khokhar Farooq Ahmed Sheikh 1992
47 Ch. Muhammad Nawaz
Ch. Iftikhar Ahmed
Khan
1993
48 Ch. Bashir Sindhu
Raja Muhammad
Yunas Kiyani
1994
49 Ch. Muhammad Ishaq
Ch. Abdul Rahman
Shafi
1995
50 Ch. Bashir Sindhu Ghulam Farooq Qadri 1996
51 Ch. Muhammad Ishaq Mian Mehmood Ahmed 1997
52
Ch. Muhammad Anwar
Hanjra
Ch. Imtiaz Ahmed 1998
53 Ch. Barkat Ali Ch. Khalid Manzoor 1999
54
Raja Muhammad Yunas
Kiyani
Ch. Muhammad
Naeem Arrain
2000
55 Jamshed Hussain Khokhar Ch. Manzoor Ahmed 2001
56 Ch. Aass Muhammad Sardar Nabi Ahmed 2002
57 Sardar Qurban Ali Dogar Bilal G. Ch. 2003

58 Sardar Qurban Ali Dogar Ch. Muhammad Saeed 2004
59 Sardar Qurban Ali Dogar Malik Akram Shahid 2005
60 Ch. Munir Ahmed
Sardar Usman Ghani
Dogar
2006
61 Ch. Munir Ahmed Sohail Imran Gujjar 2007
62 Sardar Qurban Ali Dogar Sardar Fakhir Ali 2008
63 Sardar Nabi Ahmed Arrain Sardar Liaqat Ali Dogar 2009
64 Ch. Abdul Rehamn Tabbsum Tanveer Asghar Ch. 2010
65 Ch. Muhammad Sharif Zahid
Muhammad Raza
Kiyani
2011
66 Ch. Muhammad Sharif Zahid
Ch. Shahid Nadeem
Shoukat
2012
67 Ch. Muhammad Saeed Khalid Latif Ch. 2013
68 Muhammad Saleem Mehar Asad Ali Ch. 2014
69 Muhammad Saleem Mehar
Ch. Muhammad Rehan
Chopra
2015
70 Ch Munir Ahmed Ch. Salah ud Din 2016
71 Malik Riaz Ahmad Khan Mian Munawar Hayat 2017
72
Mirza Naseem ul Hasan
Sardar Fakhir Ali
Ch. Fahad Akram
Rajput
2018
73 Sardar Fakhir Ali
Muhammad Rasheed
Nawab
2019

Presidents & Secretaries of Bar Association Chunian
Sr.
#
1
• Rana Muhammad Shafi
• Sheikh Muhammad
Aslam
1970
2
• Ch. Sardar Ali • Ch Abdul Rehman
1971
3 • Ch. Muhammad Saeed
• Syed Marghoob Hussain
• Saeed Haider
Mehdi
1972
4
• Syed Marghoob Hussain • Ch. Ahsan
1973
5
• Syed Sakhawat Ali
• Sardar Mohabbat
Ali Dogar
1974
6
• Ch. Muhammad Akram
• Rana Muhammad
Iqbal
1975
7
• Muhammad Asif
Khan
1976
8
• Muhammad Asif
Khan
1977
9
• Malik Jahangir Asim • Ch. Kazim Iqbal
1978
10
• Ch. Sardar Ali
• Ch. Muhammad
Afzal
1979
11 • Sardar Mohabbat Ali
Dogar
• Ch. Qasim Ali
Bhutta
1980
12 • Rana Muhammad Saleem
Akhtar
• Sardar Muhammad
Aslam
1981
13
• Ch. Muhammad Saeed
• Ch. Muhammad
Aslam
1982
14
• Ch. Sardar Ali
• Munir Ahmed
Bhatti
1983
15
• Khawaja Ashfaq Ahmed
• Iftikhar Ahmed
Bhatti
1984
16 • Ch. Muhammad Akram
• Ch. Ahsan
• Mian Rasheed
Ahmed
1985
17 • Ch. Muhammad Afzal
• Rao Muhammad
Sarwar
1986
18
• Ch. Muhammad Afzal
• Ch. Rehmant Ali
• Khalid Saeed
Sindhu
1987
19
• Ch. Qasim Ali
• Sheikh Muhammad
Tahir Zafar
1988
20
• Ch. Kazim Iqbal
• Muhammad
Ahmad Farooqi
1989
21
• Ch. Sagheer Ahmed
• Sardar Muhammad
Aslam
1990
22
• Malik Abdul Waheed • Khalil Ullah Jafferi
1991
23
• Rana Muhammad
Saeed Akhtar
1992

24
• Ch. Muhammad Afzal
• Rana Shoukat Ali
Khan
1993
25
• Sardar Muhammad Aslam
• Qari Muhammad
Shafiq
1994
26
• Haji Munir Ahmed Bhatti
• Rana Muhammad
Saeed Akhtar
1995
27
• Ch. Ahsan
• Malik Mukhtar
Ahmed
1996
28
• Ch. Muhammad Afzal • S.M. Latif
1997
29
• Mian Muhammad Sharif
• Ch. Muhammad
Asghar
1998
30
• Ghulam Mohu- Din
Bhatti
1999
31 • Rana Muhammad Saeed
Akhtar
• Ch. Noor Samand
Khan
2000
32 • Rana Kanwar Mumtaz
Hussain
• Ch. Akhtar Jameel
2001
Hussain
• Mian Mehboob
Alam
2002
34
• Ch. Muhammad Afzal • Ch. Sarfarz Ali
2003
Hussain
• Sardar Mohammad
Hassan
2004
36
• Rana Kanwar Mumtaz
Hussain
• Sardar Muhammad Aslam
• Haji Shabbir
Ahmed Bhatti
2005
37
• Mian Muhammad Rasheed • Ch. Akbar Ali Khan
2006
38
• Mian Muhammad Rasheed
• Imtiaz Hussain
Bhatti
2007
39 • Sardar Muhammad Aslam
& Ch. Muhammad Afzal
• Khalid Mehmood
Ch.
2008
40
• Sardar Muhammad Iqbal
• Malik Nasir Ali
Khan
2009
41
• Mian Muhammad Naseem • Ch. Javed Akhtar
2010
42
• Haji Shabir Ahmed Bhatti
• Malik Muhammad
Akram
• Imran Raheem
2011
43
• Ch. Muhammad Asghar
• Ch. Nisar Ahmed
Anjum
2012
44
• Rasheed Ahmed Malik
• Rana Muhammad
Iqbal Khan
2013

Presidents & Secretaries of Bar Association Pattoki
Sr.
#
1 • Syed Tayyab Mehmood
Jafferi
• Ch. Muhammad
Ashraf Saqib
1994
2 • Malik Mehmood Ahmed
• Malik Farzand Ali Awan
• Seth Abdul Jabbar
Muhammad Yasin
Karam Ansari
1995
3
• Malik Farzand Ali Awan
• Malik Muhammad
Amjad Ali
• Ch. Muhammad
Ashraf Saqib
1996
4
• Muhammad Arsahd Ch.
• Mian Muhammad
Kaleem Amman
1997
5 • Syed Naveed Ul Hassan
Shah
• Malik Muhammad
Amjad Ali
1998
6
• Malik Mehmood Ahmed • Zia Mustafa Bhatti
1999
7
• Ch. Abdul Jabbar • Ch. Javed Iqbal
2000
8 • Syed Tayyab Mehmood
Jafferi
• Muhammad
Arshad Ch.
2001
9 • Ch. Muhammad Abdul
Jabbar
• Abdul Ghafoor
Bhatti
2002
10
• Asif Ali Ch
• MalikHonourabler
Hussain
2003
11
• Asif Ali Ch
• Khalid Umar
Sindhu
2004
12
• Ch. Naseer Ahmed
• Malik Muhammad Ashraf
Awan
• Mazhar Hussain
Bhatti
2005
13
• Ch. Zahoor Ul Haq
• Rana Muhammad
Yasin
2006
14
• Ch. Salah Ud Din
• Sardar Zafar Ullah
Mowakil
• Dr. Shehzada
Imtaiz
2007
15 • Muhammad Arshad Ch.
• Rana Imtiaz Hussain
• Shehbaz Adrees
2008
16
• Rana Ashraf Riaz
• Ch. Muhammad
Naeem Anwar
2009
17 • Syed Naveed ul Hassan
Naqvi
• Khan Zada Khalil
Ahmad Khan
2010
18
• Rana Mehmood Yaseen
• Muhammad
Rizwan Aslam
2011
19
• Ch. Zakir Hanif
• Dr. Sheikh
Sehzada Imtiaz
2012

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Kasurites Pioneer Members of the Lahore High Court Bar
20 • Mian Muhammad Kalim
Aman
• Muhammad Javaid
Iqbal Bhatti
2013
21
• Rana Sharaf Riaz
• Mian Muhammad
Shabbir Tabassum
2014
22
• Khalid Umar Sidhu • Khizar Hayat Virik
2015
23
• Mian Dilbar Hussain Shakir
• Zafar Iqbal
Janjuoa
2016
24
• Syed Ghulam Hassan Fiazi
• Ch. Muhammad
Sarwar Khan Meo
2017
Presidents & Secretaries of Bar Association Kot Radha Kishan
Sr.
#
• Ch. Nabi Ahmad
• Ch. Muhammad
Akraam
2018
• Ch. Tariq Masood
• Muhammad Nawaz
Shakir
2019

Names of Advocates: Date of Enrolment
Mr. Feroz Din Sh. 09-04-1919
Mr. Feroz Din Sh 09-04-1919
Sh. Shafiq Akram 29-01-1942
Mr. Khan Rub Nawaz Khan 04-01-1944
Mian Muhammad Hassan 04-01-1944
Sardar Muhammad Alam Khan 20-02-1948
Ch. Hadayat Ullah Gill 05-01-1950
Mr. Feroz Din 03-02-1950
(The Author: Ahmad Ali Kasuri Advocate is addressing in Tehsil Assembly
Hall. MS. Aneela Akhtar MPA and Begum Uzma wife of Sh. Muhammad
Waseem Akhtar MNA, Ms. Nargus Hameed Principal Govt College Kasur and
others are sitting on the stage. Snapped on 8th March, 2009 Kasur)
Prominent Lawyers from Kasur

Justice Supreme Court of Pakistan
• Mr. Justice Sakhi Hussain Bokhari
Father and Son Direct Chief Justices
• Mr. Justice Sir Sh. Abdul Qadir Kasuri
• Mr. Justice Manzoor Qadir
Father and Son Chief Justice High Court
• Chief Justice LHC Mr. Justice Aziz Ahmad Khan
• Chief Justice LHC Mr. Justice Rashid Aziz Khan
Registrar and Justice Lahore High Court
• Mr. Justice Abdul Sattar Asghar
Judge/ Chairman Banking Court Punjab
• Mr. Muhammad Aslam Nagi
Advocate Generals Punjab from Kasur
• Mr. M. Saleem (he was the first Advocate General Punjab and Delhi).
• Mr. Aziz Ahmad Khan 1950-53
• Mr. Rashid Aziz Khan 1984
Registrars of High Court from Kasur
• Mr. Abdul Sattar Asghar
Deputy Attorney General for Pakistan from Kasur
• Mr. Muhammad Javed Kasuri
Additional Advocate General Punjab from Kasur
• Mr. Barkat Ali Chaudhry
• Rana Abdul Shakoor Khan
• Mr. Muhammad Siraaj ul Islam Khan
Assistant Advocate General Punjab from Kasur
• Mr. Aziz Ahmad Khan 1947-50

• Mian Hameed-ul-Din Kasuri
Member, Election Commission of Pakistan
• Mr. Rashid Aziz Khan was served as Member, Election Commission of
Pakistan in 1996
District Attorney from Kasur
• Mr. Sardar Muhammad Ahmad
District Prosecutor from Kasur
• Mr. Muhammad Altaf Ishaq
Legal Advisor: Ministry of Law & Justice: Government of Pakistan
• Mr. Ahmad Ali Kasuri (The author)

Civil Officers belong to Kasur (of Past and Present)
1. Abdul Hameed Duranni (Grade- 20)
2. Abdul Hameed Sheikh (Grade- 22)
3. Abdul Rauf (BS-18)
4. Abdul Rehman Abid (Grade- 20)
5. Abdul Salam (PAEC)
6. Abdul Sattar Asghar (Grade- 22)
7. Akbar Ali A.C. (FBR)
8. Akmal Hussain Sheikh (Grade- 20)
9. Ali Ahmad Ansari (Grade- 17)
10. Amanuullah Pasha SSP(Grade- 20)
11. Arif Latif (SNGPL) (Grade- 20)
12. Asghar Ali DMG (Grade- 18)
13. Brig. (R) Muhammad Javed Akhtar (Grade- 20)
14. Brig. (R) Muhammad Zafar Hasan Rathore (BPS- 20)
15. Captain Atta Mohammad SP(Grade- 18)
16. Captain (R) C A Saeed Ex. Home Secretary Punjab
17. Captain (R) Muhammad Majeed Ex. Secretary.
18. Muhammad Moeed Ex. Wing Commander Rangers.
19. Colonel (R) Ahmad Javed (Grade- 20) NHA & MW Pakistan
20. Dr. Asad Ur Rehman (Grade- 20)
21. Dr. Muneer Ahmad Kasuri (Grade- 22)
22. Dr. Jassar Aftab Veternary Doctor
23. Ghulam Fareed (Grade- 19)
24. Hafiz M. Akhtar M.Com(Grade- 22)
25. Haji Muhammad Dogar(Grade- 20)
26. Hamid Ali Shah (Grade- 20)
27. Hamid Nawaz (Grade- 20)
28. Ishfaq Ahmad (R) Scientific Officers PEAC
29. Jalal ud Din Akbar Zaidi (Grade- 20)
30. Javed Mehmood Khan(Grade- 22) Chief Secretary, Ombudsman Punjab
31. Karamat Ali Khan(Grade- 22)
32. Khalil Ahmad Bhatti(Grade- 20)
33. Khawar Zaman Khan (Grade-19)
34. Malik Akhtar ASP (Grade- 17)
35. Malik Mubashar DIG (Grade- 20)
36. Maqbool Ahmad Khan (Grade- 21)
37. Masood Ahmad(Grade- 19) Audit
38. Mehmood Khan SP (Grade- 18)
39. Mehmood Masood (Grade- 22) IG Police. FIA
40. Mian Abdul Rashid Sheikh (Grade- 22)
41. Mian M. Ibrahim Khan (Grade- 20)
42. Mian M. Saeed Kokab(Grade- 18)
43. Mian Samee Saeed(Grade- 22)
44. Mian Tayyab Hassan (Grade- 22)
45. Mr. Shrafat Ali Ansari (Grade- 18)
46. Muhammad Ahmad Bhatti (Grade- 20)
47. Muhammad Akbar Bhatti(Grade- 20)
48. Muhammad Ashraf Nadeem(Grade- 20)
49. Muhammad Ifteikhar (Grade- 18)
50. Muhammad Imran (Grade- 18)
51. Muhammad Mohsin Javed (Grade- 18)

52. Muhammad Ramzan Azhar (Grade- 20)
53. Muhammad Salman (Grade- 18))
54. Muhammad Shabbir (Grade- 18)
55. Muhammad Shafqat(Grade- 22)
56. Muhammad Tahir Bhatti (Grade- 20)
57. Muneeb Ahmad (Arain of Daauki) Scientific Officer (R) NASA USA
58. Mushtaq Ahmad Economic Journalist Middle East
59. Muhammad Ashraf Bhatti Veternary Doctor/ Appraiser Customs
60. Mujahid Anwar Sh. (Grade-20)
61. Muneer Hussain Chopra(Grade- 17)
62. Numan Khan (Grade- 18)
63. Qamar Ul Din Khan DIG(Grade- 21)
64. Rai M. Tahir DIG Police (Grade- 21)
65. Rana Mohammad Aslam (Grade- 20)
66. Rao Shehzad Akhtar (Grade- 18)
67. Rasheed Ahmad Ansari(Grade- 18)
68. S.M. Yasin (Grade- 18)
69. Saif Ur Rehman Khan(Grade- 20)
70. Sh. Shah Din (Grade- 20)
71. Shoukat Ali Hafiz CSS (R) Senior Bureaucrate
72. Shoukat Ali DC (Grade- 19)
73. Sikandar Hayat Khan (Grade- 20)
74. Syed Zameer Ahmad (Grade- 18)
75. Tanveer Ahmad(Grade- 18)
76. Tehmina Zia Chouhan CSS (Grade- 18)
77. Yasir Tasaddaq (Grade- 18)

Elected Politicians: Functional in July 2018AD
S. No. Name Designation Political
Party
Votes:
1. Saad Waseem Akhtar Sheikh MNA
NA-137 Kasur I
PMLN 121207
2. Malik Rashid Ahmad Khan MNA
NA-138 Kasur II
PMLN 109385
3. Rana Muhammad Ishaq Khan MNA
NA-139 Kasur III
PMLN 121767
4. Sardar Talib Hassan Nakaie MNA
NA-140 Kasur IV
PTI 124621
5. Haji M. Naeem Safdar Ansari MPA
PP-174 Kasur I
PMLN 55470
6. Malik Ahmad Saeed Khan MPA
PP-175 Kasur II
PMLN 42136
7. Malik Muhammad Ahmad MPA
PP-176 Kasur III
PMLN 50314
8. Muhammad Hashim Dogar
Provincial Minister
MPA
PP-177 Kasur IV
PTI 41598
9. Sheikh Ala-ud-Din MPA
PP-178 Kasur V
PMLN 37320
10.Malik Mukhtar Ahmad MPA
PP-179 Kasur VI
PTI 29314
11.Sardar Muhammad Asif Naki
Provincial Minister
MPA
PP-180 Kasur VII
PTI 54081
12.Rana Muhammad Iqbal Khan MPA
PP-181 Kasur VIII
PMLN 44592
13.Muhammad Ilyas Khan MPA PMLN 43002

PP-182 Kasur IX
14.Pir Syed Imran Ahmad Shah MNA
NA-147 Sahiwal
Durbar Khawaja
Sahib Kasur
PMLN 120697
15.Rana Sikandar Hayat Khan
(Elected Since 2016AD)
Chairman District
Government
Kasur
PMLN
16.Malik Ijaz Ahmad Khan
Vice Chairman I
District
Government
Kasur
PMLN
17.Sardar Uzair Shoiab Alamgir
Vice Chairman II
District
Government
Kasur
PMLN

Hazrat Baba Bullah Shah Kasuri
• Hazrat Baba Bullah Shah Kasuri is the “Humanistic, Spiritual Mentor,
Intellectual and Saint Scholar” of the “Modern Kasur.” It is of the utmost
pertinence that Hazrat Bullah Shah Kasuri is the first personality of
Punjab whose unique literary work was included in the syllabus of B.A.
Punjab University as referred by C.F. Usborne, (Indian Civil Services) on
12th June 1905AD. Once I happened to attend lecture on Punjab’s saints
by Professor Dr. Gilbert Hart of Harvard University. Wherein he had
averred that-“From Punjab, Bullah Shah is the folk’s own saint or
versifier of peoples”. He is the voice of public. He lives in the heart of their
heart. He is the beloved and vociferous leader of humanity and
spirituality. His town Kasur is known as the city of Bullah Shah or
“Bullah Nagar.” I am placing him on serial No. 1 among the personalities
of Kasur. He is largely revered in the world. In 1905AD the British Empire
was the only Super Power in world, culminated at their arrogant peak.
The brave and fractious anti-British uprising/ mutiny of 1857AD, was put
down with a heavy hand resulting in annihilation of the Mogul Empire,
with aftermath of happening the great holocaust and massacred of
hundreds of thousands people. Sacrifices of thousands of noble Muslim
scholars, educationists and preachers were there as well. Daily dawn on
25th August 2007 wrote that Million died after 1857AD war of
independence. In this historical perspective when the English were
enforcing their hegemonies agenda and as constitution and law, despite
that a miracle happened they had recognised the intellectual work of
Bullah Shah Kasuri, a Punjabi saint versifier as the top-most and credited
much worthy to be studied internationally, in addition to that it was
included in university syllabus for graduation in 1905AD. Thus, the then
sole super power of the world had recognised the law and constitution of
humanity as expounded by “Bulleh Shah” compiled in two books
“Qanoon-i-Ashq” and “Halwa-i-Punjab”, worthy to be practiced
internationally. It must be kept in mind that, the shrine, convent and
spiritual literary work of Bullah Shah Kasuri is not being managed by any
of his blood descendants rather his true spiritual disciples are spreading
his great literary work as well as his way of providing food and promoting
peace for greater cause of humanity.

Hazrat Baba Kamal Chishti Kasuri
• Hazrat Baba Kamal Chishti Kasuri is the spiritually most-elevated peer
of Classic Kasur. He is much exuberant among religious, elders. His
presence in the Classic Kasur changed the course of the history of
ancient Kasur. The author’s study reveals that none is more striking
personality of Old Kasur, but rightly it is Hazrat Kamal Chishti Kasuri.
He is revered; eminent, distinguished much. His shrine is also at
distinctive highest in Classic Kasur. That is the only definite site being
reminiscent of past era of this vicinity.
• Hazrat Baba Kamal Chishti’s real name is Khawaja Muhammad Shoib. He
belong to the family of is a highly prominent Religious Mentor in Kasur.
His shrine is situated at a place renowned after his name as Durbar
Kamal Chishti near Kasur Katchahry (T-link Dipalpur –Ferozpur- Lahore
Road) Kasur.
• This shrine is at the top pinnacle of a mud-mountainous peak. To reach
over there one has to climb 104 steps (in ascending upstairs). And that is
the highest point in Kasur. City view as well as Indo-Pak border toward
Khem Karan Road is quite visible from that top by simply bare eyes.
• There are many a local (chest gazetteers) traditions about that at height
shrine on the mounds. About mounds Punjab Archaeology says these are
very ancient (may be of 700 to 1800AD).
• The old city Kasur was adjacent to Rohywal up to the mounds of the
shrine of Hazrat Kamal Chishti.
• And the old city Kasur was wobbled downed.
• It is also said that it was the order of the ruler of the area that every bride
on her nuptial night; had to spend her first wedding night at the palace of
that ruler. Once a girl was going to be married but she had not liked the
said tradition, she went to Hazrat Kamal Chishti Sahib and asked that
she would not go to that Raja to spend her first marriage night. Listening
that from the girl, Hazrat Kamal Chishti Kasuri had put the earthen bowl
prostrate to the earth. The bowl smashed as it fell down on the earth and
immediately there was a situation arose similar to an earthquake
resulting into wobbled and ruining the area. The debris heaps of that
devastation are available.
• Now a day’s more part of the mounds is levelled to the earth, except the
shrine.
• In book “Akhbar ul Awlya” as well as its translation book “Awlya Kasur”
page 164 it is described as the shrine of Sheikh Kamal Chishti was built
in Kasur well before the times of Raja Roy Singh of Bikaner’s fortress in
Kasur
• Tradition says that Hazrat Kamal Chishti is the maternal nephew of
Hazrat Baba Fareed Masood Ganj Shakir.
• The town of Kasur was held in fief by Raja Ray Singh of Bikaner and
Pathans were upset with the Rajput soldiery.
• In the 26th year of the reign of King Akbar, Raja Ray Singh of Bikaner
sent several Tuyuldar to the Punjab as the Raja liked the climate desire to
reside in it and started to build a fortress here in Kasur. On account of
the commanding positions at the mounds now Shrine of Hazrat Shah
Kamal Chishti, the Raja Sahib of Bikaner began to build a fortress for
himself. But the fortress building was collapsed, time and again.
Eventually Raja restores the shrine of Hazrat Kamal Chishti Sahib.
• On page 287, 288 the writer of “Akhbar ul Awlya” mentioned about
Hazrat Kamal Chishti who was/ is among the ancestor peers at Kasur

(his period may be about 500 to 900 years back. His shrine is at very
centric, significant and highest place in Kasur (about 100 feet above
surface of Kasur). The water air, climate and environment are uniquely
pleasant and attractive one on both civil and military view point. And
owing to all these advantages Raja Rai Singh Bhatti Bakaneri Rajput
wanted to built a castle there. It was designed and built on the place of
shrine. But that Qila/Fort was wobbled down. So it was again established
many a times but all the times as the Qila completed at wobbled down.
Raja asked the native people about any possible cause of its being
collapsed a number of times. They told on these mounds there is shrine of
Hazrat Kamal Chishti. Then Raja restored the shrine.

Molvi Abdul Rehman
(Translator of Holy Quran in Urdu)
• Molvi Abdul Rehman had unique honour of being translator of Holy
Quran in Urdu. Molvi Abdul Rehman was the pupil of Mian Sher
Muhammad Sahib Sherqpuri as well as of Sheikh-ul-Hadees Mulana
Hussain Ahmad Madni of Jamia Qasim ul Aloom Deoband. In his career
he had rendered services as Arabic Teacher/ Vice Principal of
Government High School Kasur and also served as Principal of Idara-i-
Ishaat- Quran-o-Hadees Masjid Rehmanya Kot Fateh Din Khan Kasur.
He translated “Holy Quran in Urdu titled as “Anwaar ul Tafseer” in
1926AD. Apart from translation, he also wrote books as Anwar-ul-Quran
and Tohfa-tul-Hadees. The author has perused those books as well as
some other books written by him.

Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan
(Translator of Holy Quran in English)
• Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan has exclusive credit of being the
translator of “Holy Quran” in the English Language titled as “The Nobel
Quran” in 1998AD. He belongs to Nawab Muhammad Shahbaz Khan’s
family of Kot Fateh Din Khan Kasur. He is a Medical Doctor by
Profession and was formally Director in the University Hospital Islamic
University Al-Madina, Al- Munawarah Kingdom Saudi Arabia (KSA).

Scholars of Sadat-I-Hamdania Kasur
Intellectuals
• Baba Syed Zahid Ali Shah Hamdani
• Baba Syed Kamal Ali Shah Hamdani
• Syed Mubarak Ali Shah Hamdani
• Baba Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah Hamdani
• Syed Mumtaz Ali Hamdani Advocate
• Syed Alleem Ullah Hamdani (he got coveted degrees as M.A in Arabic from Al-
Azhar University Egypt and M.A. in Economics from Oxford University)

Molvi Syed Mubarak Ali Shah Hamdani
Religious Scholar; Politician
• He was teacher in Government Model High School Kasur. He was the
Founder Principal of Madrasasah at Gumbad Wali Masjid, Kot Murad
Khan Kasur. His son Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah Hamdani and grand
grand-son Syed Zuhair Shah Hamdani are also prominent scholars.

Mirza Fateh Muhammad Kasuri (of Putti Mughalan)
(Social Leader)
• Mirza Fateh Muhammad (Mughal) of Putti Mughalan had rejected the
Hunter Commission Report. In 1882AD the report was compiled and
brought out. The Commission was headed by William Wilson Hunter
(W.W. Hunter). While rejecting the said report Mirza Fateh Muhammad
had said that there was much to be said “in favour of teaching the
Panjabi dialect in primary schools”, but this did not apply to Higher
education. The said Mirza Fateh Muhammad was the first Secretary of
Anjuman-I-Mufeed-Aam Kasur. The said association had unique honour
to establish the first vocational institution in India as admitted through a
letter signed by Lt. Governor Punjab Mr. R.E. Edgerton in 1880AD.
Previously on 14-11-1874AD Lt. Governor Punjab, Commissioner and
Deputy Commissioner Kasur inspected the Anjuman Mufeed-e-Aam
Kasur and expressed their pleasure and satisfaction on the work. On 14-
12-1874AD Deputy Commissioner Lahore Major Nesbit had visited
Anjuman-i-Mufeed-i-Aam Kasur and its Vocational School was named
after him as Nesbit School Kasur. During 6 months of the establishment
of association, there were 25 Prominent Europeans and 279 Eminent
Local Individuals who had becomes its Members. Anjuman was able to
arrange 23 Newspapers and Periodicals available for readers. Association
had also published Tarrekh e Kasur written by Munshi Noor Din Kasuri
in December 1874AD. It had also published Tarrekh e Kasur written by
Munshi Noor Din Kasuri in December 1874AD. A magazine titled as
“Rasala” was the Monthly publication of the Association. “Rasala” had
published essays of renowned writers of India. Mirza Fateh Muhammad
presented a reasonable contribution from Kasur to Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
for construction of first Muslim university called Ali Garh University. For
this charity funding, it was decided to mount a thanksgiving stone slate
at Ali Garh University.

Mian Mirza Hameed Ullah Kasuri (of Putti Mughalan) MLA
(Local Leader of Pakistan Movement: Politician: Social worker:)
• He belongs to the mogul family resided at Putti Mughlan. And was
seasoned politician, staunchly committed to Pakistan Movement. He was
dead sure that whole of Kasur Including Putti Mughalan would be the
part of Pakistan. Many people of surroundings area were gathered there
in Putti Mughalan on the eve of partition. Unfortunately Tehsil Kasur
divided, and the Indian rulers had grabbed Kasur’s lands area 1162KM
unfairly, and only 931KM retained with Kasur-Pakistan. Kasur’s areas of
Police Station “Putti Mughalan”, “Amish-i-Khalra”, “Weltoha”, “Ghryala”
and Police Post “Khem Karan” were detached from Kasur and even the
areas including Herike Patten and Ferozpur Headwork’s were snatched by
the Indian rulers, on 17th August 1947AD soon after partition of India:
thus they usurped the strength of united Kasur. Listning the
announcement of Kasur’s bifurcation Mirza Khameed Ullah went very
angry and he smashed his Radio to wall. He and his family as well as
those who were willing to migrate to Pakistan, migrated and on the way
had faced inflected brutalities of Indian rulers who had caused much
cruelty to migratory to Kasur Pakistan. He was elected for many times as
Parliamentarian in Pakistan Assemblies.

Mian Kareem Bukhish Kasuri (of Putti Mughalan)
(Local Leader of Pakistan Movement: Politician: Social Worker)
• Mian Kareem Bukhish Mughal Chaghatai Kasuri and his son Mian
Khawaj-ul-Din Kasuri had also led his family and local fellows to
staunchly support making of Pakistan. On the eve of creation of Pakistan
the family did not get claim of their landed property and other valued
belongings in Putti Mughalan- Kasur as well as of Havailee Allah Bailee
Khan Hushyarpur Jullandhar. Patti Mughalan was detached from Kasur
Pakistan and given to India as revenge by the English rulers. However,
they also had their properties in Kot Fateh Din Khan Kasur. And still
living there.
• Mian Khawaj-ul-Din Kasuri did much philanthropist activities
particularly; he did well for treatment of cholera victims at the refugee
camp Kasur in 1947AD.
• Likewise him, his son Mian Muhammad Hasan Kasuri and grandson
Ahmad Ali Kasuri Advocate (Author) participate in social activities. Both
are carrying on their philanthropist activities under Pak Watan Council
(Registered) Pakistan.

Nawab Sir Muhammad Shahnawaz Khan Mamdot Kasuri
Big Finacial Contributor in Pakistan Movement
• Nawab Sir Muhammad Shahnawaz Khan Mamdot Kasuri: And his son
Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Memdot Kasuri:
• Mr. Nawab Sir Muhammad Shahnawaz Memdot Kasuri and his son Mr.
Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Memdot Kasuri served as the President of All
India Muslim League Punjab Province before partition in 1947AD. Both
they were also the “Big financer of Pakistan Movement”. In the position
of the President of the All India Muslim League Punjab, Nawab Memdot
also arranged historic session of AIML of March 1940AD at Lahore;
presided by Quaid-I-Azam; wherein the Resolution of Lahore (also called
the Resolution of Pakistan) was passed.
• He was the President of All India Muslim League Punjab Province till his
death in1942AD.
• One of the Principal hosts of the Lahore Session on 23rd March 1940AD
when resolution of Pakistan was passed. He gave welcome address as
the Chairman Receiption Committee.
• Their pedigree is as under:
Sultan Khan (Hasanzai Pathan Kasuri)
Mooj Din Khan
• Nazam Din Khan • Qutbudin Khan
• Fateh Din Khan
(Owner of Kot Fatehdin
Khan Kasur)
• Jamal Din Khan
• Muhammad Shahnawaz
Khan (died issueless)
• Khan-Bahadur Khan
• Nawab Sir M. Shahnawaz Khan
• Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan
• Nawab Sir M. Shah Nawaz Khan was born in 1883AD. The Estate Jagir at
Mamdot was belonging to his grandfather Nawab Jamal Din Khan. But
due to none friendly relations the Estate Jagir was forfeited by the English
rulers, from Jamal Din Khan and re-allotted to younger brother Jamal
Din Khan, who served to the English rulers from 1848AD to 1857AD and
proved his bravery and experience as a commander under the General
Leek and General Limned. Due to his loyalties he was remained as the
Nawab of Mamdot till his death in 1870AD.
• At that time his son Nawab Nazam ud Din Khan was minor, hence the
Estate Jagir went to the court of wards under the deputy commissioner.
Nazam din was fond of horses. He was a Commissioned Officer as
Lieutenant in 2nd Punjab Cavalry.
• The grandfather of Shahnawaz Khan, Nawab Jamal Din Khan was
deposed by the English Rulers; hence the economic condition of the
family was not good. In these circumstances Sir Shahnawaz Khan joined
police services at Hyderabad Daccan in 1906AD.

• He was promoted as S.P. in CID.
Reoccupation of Mamdot Estate Jagir
• Nawab Ghulam Qutbudin Khan died as issueless and after his death
Nawab Shahnawaz Khan had claimed for his being legitimate heir. Sir
Zafar Ullah Khan Advocate contested his case which was not granted by
the British rulers. But however, on the telephone call of Nawab sahib of
Daccan to the viceroy of Hindustan for recommendation and to giving
surety, which was expected and Shah Nawaz Khan became the Legal
Successor of the Mamdot Estate Jagir in 1934AD. And thus that family
became one of the biggest Landholder of the Punjab. Shah Nawaz Khan
had got built his residence at Lahore. That is a splendid bungalow named
Mamdot Villa at Shimla Pahari Lahore. That historical building had
hosted Quid I Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Apart from inherited title of
Nawab, Shah Nawaz Khan was also made “Knighthood” and titled as “Sir”
in 1939. He was also honoured to hold the chair in the court.
Pakistan Movement
• When Sir Shah Nawaz Khan entered in the politics of the Punjab, Sir
Fazal Hussain was at the peak of his fame. There were the following
Muslims political parties:
• Akhrar
• Khaksaar
• Neeli Posh
• But those organizations were very minor comparatively to congress. But
luckily Punjab was adorned and blessed with the great personality of
Allama Iqbal. In those circumstances as well as to save the Mamdot Jagir,
Nawab sahib started his politics from the plate form of the unionist party.
On the other hand he was also the friend of Allama Iqbal. In 1936AD the
Father of the Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan came to Lahore to
attend the meeting of Muslim League Council and Parliamentary Board.
On that occasion Nawab Sahib also met to the Father of the Nation
Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan, who had assigned him to organized
Muslims League in Punjab. And on his consultancy the Father of the
Nation had reconciled with the Chief Minister of Punjab Sir Sikandar
Hayat Khan. It is called Jinnah Sikandar Pact.
• In 1938 Allama Iqbal was bed ridden due to illness. Allama Iqbal
recommended that Nawab Sahib the elected as the provincial president of
all India Muslims league of the Punjab Province. Thus he was elected.
• Earlier in 1935AD he had donated rupees 100,000 to Mr. Cold man an
English Advocate to contest the case of Masjid Shaheed Ganj.
• In 1936AD he was elected as MPA on the ticket of the Unionist Party.
• In the last days of Allama Iqbal, he financially supported him too much.
• In 1937AD Muslims student federation MSF formed, Nawab sahib had
born all the expenses of its propagation activities.
• In 1939 he was awarded with the title of sir.
• He had written a booklet titled “The constitutional issue of Hindustan” in
the pseudo name as “by the pen of an old Nawab” his other 3 books are in
Urdu namely:
▪ “Musalmanoon ka Alehda Watan or is k Mukhalfeen k Jawab Main”
▪ “Pakistan k Mukhalfeen ka Mahakama”
▪ “Islami Nasb Ul Aen Ki Manzale Awal”
• He had written 3 booklets in English which were published in the name
as “Aik Punjabi” means one Punjabi.

• He organized as the president of organization committee the meeting of
23rd march 1940AD at Lahore where the resolution of Pakistan was
passed. He also delivered welcome address on that occasion and also
hosted the Father of the Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan at his
residence called Mamdot villa.
• He financed to organize the Muslim league national guards.
Role of Kasuri Genius in Lahore Resolution 1940
• In March 1940 Mr. Liaqat Ali khan secretary general all India Muslims
league consulted with the president of Punjab Nawab sir Muhammad
Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri about the date of the public meeting which
was decided to the held during the Easter vocations as on 22, 23 and 24th
March 1940AD. Quid e Azam gave ass
President of the Organizing Committee
• Nawab Sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri was selected as the
Punjab Provincial President of All India Muslim League, since the illness
of Allama Iqbal who was died on 21st April, 1938AD.
• Nawab Sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri was also selected as
the president of the welcoming committee of the 27th session of the all
India Muslim League to be held at Lahore on 22, 23 and 24th March
1940AD.
The Bloody Tragedy of Khaksaar
• Allama Inayat Ullah Al-Mushariqi founded KHAKSAR TEHRIK IN 1930.
Since 1940AD it was a strong semi militia organization, hence the Hindus,
the Sikhs, the English rulers as well as the chief Minster Punjab sir
Sikandar Hayat and his unionist party dislike that. In those days all India
Muslim league was going to hold its session in Lahore. Suddenly the
government imposed ban on the uniforms and parades of it. Khaksaar
resolved to struggle against the ban. On 19th March, 1940AD they decided
to lead a procession of 313 Khaksaar. They took procession from Iqbal
Manzil Bhatti Gate Lahore at about 10/11 am. They were fully equipped
with coffin and bailchaas. Their rout was from Police Stations Tibbi to
Badshahi Masjid. Having received information police come out to disperse
it. The troops led by the English ASP Mr. Batty, Police and demonstrator
clashed resulted into serious injuries and killing of many from both the
sides. The Deputy Commissioner Mr. Lansford and Mr. Batty received
serious injuries. About 70 Khaksaar were martyred. Due to this incidents
Lahore was lamented. Every citizen was annoyed to the chief Minister.
The chief Minister requested through a telegram to the Father of the
Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan as due to the prevailing law
order situations in Lahore it had better that you not to come to Lahore.
And the proposed session is postponed.
• The Punjab governments also put pressure on Nawab Sir Muhammad
Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri for the procrastinations of the sessions. But
Nawab Sahib under whom arrangements the session was going be to
held, was well aware of the situations created by the Bureaucracy
through their juggernauts and tactics. And he rang up to the Father of
the Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan and informs him about the
real picture of the situations and requested him for holding the sessions
as per programs. The Father of the Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of

Pakistan relied upon the opinion of Nawab Sahib and announced that he
was coming to the Lahore to attend to session as per program.
• Quid I Azam reached Lahore through frontier mail express train on 21st
March 1940. Quid I Azam was hosted by Nawab sir Muhammad Shah
Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri and resided at Nawab’s house called Mamdot Villa
Lahore.
Welcoming Address
• On 22nd March 1940AD Friday, the 27th annual public meeting of all India
Muslims League held at Munto Park Now called Iqbal Park Lahore. Nawab
Sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri was the president of
welcoming committee. Quid I Azam reached there at 2:25 PM. The
Bombay National Guards and Julandhar Cants bands offered welcome
tunes (dam dham ….dhama dham)
• After the recitation of Holy Quran and a poem of Mian Bashir Ahmad Bar
at law Nawab sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri came to the
stage and delivered his welcoming address which was called by the
newspaper times of India as that was an opening ceremony of Pakistan.
• Nawab sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri’s welcoming address
was the master-piece of his cognizance’s and rationalism and the
important points raised therein, were made as the part of the resolution of
Pakistan presented by Mr. A K Fazal Haq premier of Bengal. After the
welcoming address of Nawab sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot
Kasuri, Quid I Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah came to the stage and
delivered an impromptu speech that was the chef-d-oeuvre of his wisdom,
rationale and the highest caliber. He presented the highest rationale
(raison d'être) for Pakistan
• Nawab sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri’s role at that meeting
was a unique and ideal one as his personality was the embodiment of
courage, sacrifices, and fastidiousness. He was a real mirror, reflection &
echo of all the characterises as the anxiety for future of the Muslims as of
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, the thought provoking ideas of Allama Iqbal, the
pain of Muhammad Ali Johar, and the plausible political insight of the
Father of the Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan. The last but
least, Pakistan emerged on the map of the world by the grace of Allah
almighty, struggle of the people under the dynamic leadership of the
Father of the Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan, as well as there
is much participations of Kasuris particularly the family of Nawab Nazam
Din Khan Kasuri.
Death of Sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Khan Mamdot Kasuri
• On 8th March 1942 Nawab Sir Muhammad Shah Nawaz Mamdot Kasuri
was died. Everyone was mourning at that demise. Quid I Azam
Muhammad Ali Jinnah, in the annual session of all India Muslims League
held at Illah Abad did present a condolence resolution and held that
Nawab Sahib was really the grand character and champion of the struggle
for Pakistan.
• Quid I Azam also wrote a condolence letter to Nawab’s son Nawab
Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Mamdot Kasuri. (Reference to Quid I Azam paper
file no. 372 page 4)

Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Mamdot Kasuri MLA, Premier Punjab
(Political Son of Kasur)
• Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Mamdot Kasuri was the son of Nawab Sir
Shahnawaz Khan Mamdot Kasuri.
• He was born in 1906 and completed his education from Govt. College
Lahore. In 1927 his father called him in Hyderabad Daccan and procured
employment for him in police department. But afterwards he resigned as
their Jagir at Mamdot re allotted to them. And he had to look after that
estate.
• He was a Player of Cricket and founded “Mamdot Cricket Club”. After the
death of his father he was the legal heir of his father’s Jagir.
Parliamentary Leader
• On the recommendation of Quaid I Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah he was
elected as the provincial president of all India Muslims League Punjab.
• In 1946 Muslim League won the election, and he was elected as the
“Parliamentary Leader of Muslim League of Punjab”.
Mr. Mamdot was arrested:
• On 28-29 January 1947 he had been arrested as he had launched civil
disobedience movement against Khizar Hayat Tawana, Chief Minister
Punjab.
• On 16th august 1947 after the emergence of Pakistan he became the first
Pakistani chief minister of Punjab.
• He had some differences on principles with Nawabzada Liaqat Ali Khan
Prime Minister of Pakistan. The prime minister launched Mian Mumtaz
Dultana, and a no confidence a resolution was a tabled against him. But
he was successful. However the Prime Minister has imposed Governor
Rule in Punjab.
• In January 1949 the Chief Minister of Punjab Mr. Mamdot was dismissed
and his cabinet was dissolved unconstitutionally.
• In 1954-55 he served as Governor Sind.
President Muslim League Punjab
• Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri was elected on the directions of
Quid I Azam as Punjab Provincial President of All India Muslim League
and under his restless struggle Punjab Muslims League won 77 out of 86
seats on the issue of the partition of India in 1945. In his greeting
message Quid I Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah appreciated the efforts of
Nawab Sahib as well as the Muslims voters of the Punjab.
• Under the dynamic leadership of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri
the Punjab Muslim League became more effective and successful, under
his consultation the pact between Sir Sikandar and Mr. Jinnah was
declared null and void. Malik Khizar Hayat Tawana was expelled from the
Muslim League. Further Nawab Sahib was also successful in getting
favour of some of scheduled cast; some christen some Hindus & some
Sikhs.

Civil Disobedience in Punjab
• Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri was the president of Muslim
league Punjab. He was heading and supervising all the committees
established for making the effective efforts for Pakistan movement.
First Premier of Punjab Pakistan
• On 15th August, 1947, he became the First Premier (Chief Minister
Punjab) Pakistan and on 16th Aug, 1947 Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain
Mamdot Kasuri had taken the oath as the chief minister (premier) of the
Punjab Pakistan on the instructions of the Father of the Nation
Muhammad Ali Jinnah Governor General of Pakistan.
Revenge by the British
• Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri was bitterly against the English
rulers. Viceroy Hind Lord Mount Baton, Governor Punjab Mr. Jenkins as
well as the chair man of the boundary commission sir red cliff, all they
revenged to Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri as deprived him
from his estate & other properties (Jagir) and the Muslim majority areas
Tehsil Ferozpur and Tehsil Zahra were given to India.
Departure of the Founder of Pakistan
• On 11 Sep, 1948 the Founder of Pakistan, the Father of the Nation
Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan was died. That was a very serious
setback to a newly born state as well as to Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain
Mamdot Kasuri.
Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawabzada Liaqat Ali Khan
• Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawabzada Liaqat Ali Khan was against
Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri. The death of the Father of the
Nation Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan proved a starting point of
crises for Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri.
• Actually, the evacuee trust properties were the bone of contention
between Nawab sahib and the prime minister of Pakistan. The immediate
issue between the booth was the forfeiting the jungle woods of Jehlum by
the Govt. of Punjab, which were in the custody of Mr. Roy Bahadur Issuer
Das, the big contractor of woods in Kashmir, and also the close relative of
begum Rana wife of Liaqat Ali Khan the prime minister of Pakistan.
• Nawab sahib wanted that that woods be sold out and the amount be
spent on the independence of Kashmir, as the war of Kashmir was going
on. Because the Indian govt. on the behest of Mr. Patel’s stubbornness
had stopped the amount of 55 crore of rupees as that were the total
assets appraised for Pakistan.
• Thus the Indians wanted to weaken Pakistan. But Nawab sahib could not
bear that situation. However the Prime Minister Liaqat Ali Khan had
taken the possession that woods and sold to the railways department.
This tussle had sown the seeds of hate between the both.

Action
• A no confidence resolution was tabled in the Punjab assembly against
Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri the then (Premier) Chief
Minister of Punjab through Nawab Mian Mumtaz DOLTANA Sahib, with
the assent of the Prime minister of Pakistan Nawabzada Liaqat Ali Khan.
The date for voting on that resolution was noticed. The majority of the
assembly was in favour of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri,
hence before any voting, on 25th January, 1949 the Punjab assembly was
dissolved by Prime minister of Pakistan Nawabzada Liaqat Ali Khan and
Governor Rule was imposed.
• On that action the executive committee of the Punjab Muslim league held
that the imposition of section 192 A in Punjab is an undemocratic step.
Jinnah Muslim League
• In October 1950 Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri form Jinnah
Muslim League which was later on merged with the group of Hussain
Shaheed Suhruwardi (Prime Minister of Pakistan) and a new party was
formed as Jinnah Awami Muslim League.
PARODA
• Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawabzada Liaqat Ali Khan introduced
“PARODA” in the Federal Constituent Assembly, which had approved it.
The same was promulgated that new enactment called PARODA
• To expel Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri from the politics, an
action was taken against him and a case under the PARODA act was
registered. On 7th July, 1949 proceedings began in Lahore high court. The
enquiry commission was comprised on Justice Muhammad Muneer and
Justice A.R Cornelius. For the defence of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain
Mamdot Kasuri, Mr. Hussain Shaheed Suhruwardi, Khawaja Nazir
Ahmad, Sahibzada Nawazish Ali, Malik Abdul Aziz, and Sheikh
Khursheed Ahmad appeared as defence council and Nawab Ifteikhar
Hussain Mamdot Kasuri was exonerated on 20 Sep, 1950.
• In the evening a very crowded session was held at Mochi gate Lahore to
great him on his exoneration. Mian Abdul Bari presided over that
meeting.
He is the Founder of JML Jinnah Muslim League
• In March 1951 the election of Punjab assembly were held, Dultana
Muslim League versus Jinnah Awami Muslim League of Mamdot &
Suhruwardi were contestant against each other candidates. Due to the
allegation of rigging in election Jinnah Awami Muslim League of Mamdot
Kasuri & Suhruwardi could secure only 29 seats out of 194.
• However, Mamdot Kasuri was successful from both the seats from Lahore
and Sialkot.
• In Pakistan mostly every election results are followed by the allegations of
rigging. Even in 2013 this echo is heard everywhere. Is it true or mere
allegations, it is the time to be decided in the larger interest of democratic
Pakistan.

Mamdot Again Joined Muslim League
• In 1953 Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Mamdot Kasuri was allowed to rejoin
Pakistan Muslim league. But it was the time as the mannerism & code of
ethics of politics was entirely changed. Mamdot Kasuri was suffering from
the diabetes disease. In 1969 he met to a road accident, while he was
travelling by a car. He was injured and went bed-ridden. He died on 18th
October, 1969
Nawab Zulifiqar Ali Khan Mamdot Kasuri
• He was the younger brother of Nawab Ifteikhar Hussain Khan Mamdot he
had done his senior Cambridge from Aitcheson College Lahore and BA
from Govt. college Lahore.
• He was an active participant of the Pakistan movement.
• He is the president of Majlis e Karkunaan Tehrik e Pakistan

Chief Justice Sir Abdul Qadir Kasuri 1874AD - 1950 AD
(The most celebrated intellectual from Kasur)
• He was the directly elevated Chief Justice of erstwhile State of
Bahawalpur in 1944AD
• He was the Judge Lahore High Court in 1921AD
• He was the Editor: “Observer”, the first Muslim Newspaper published in
English in 1895AD
• He was also the Editor “Makhzin” launched in Urdu Language in1901AD.
It had published the early work of Allama Muhammad Iqbal. He also
wrote the preamble of Book: “ Bang Dara” by Allama Muhammad Iqbal
• He was conferred the title of “Sir” (Knight of British Empire) in 1935 AD
• He was the leader Anjuman I Hamayat I Islam 1941 AD And was the
activist of Pakistan Movement

Chief Justice Mr. Justice Manzoor Qadir 1913 AD - 1974 AD
(The most celebrated jurist mind from Kasur)
• He was the Son of Mr. Sir Abdul Qadir Kasuri Bar-at-Law
• His Political Party was Muslim League (till 1962 AD)
• He had authored the Constitution of Pakistan 1962 AD
• He was the Leading Pakistani Jurist
• He served as Foreign Minister of Pakistan 1958 AD to 1962 AD
• He was directly elevated Chief Justice of West Pakistan in 1962

Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri
(The Grand Nationalist Politician from Kasur)
• He was renowned political leader of Kasur who struggled against the
English imperialism in India. He was the Secretary General of All India
“Tehrik Khalafat” 1927
• He was the father of Mian Mohammad Ali Kasuri Advocate, Federal
Minister of law (in the cabinet of Zulifiqar Ali Bhutto) Govt. of Pakistan.
He also served as the chairman of the constituent committee as well as
Co-author of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973.
• Mian Mehmood Ali Kasuri is honoured to be the most celebrated legal
mind of Pakistan.
• Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri was the grand Father of Mian Moin ul Din
Ahmad Qurashi Kasuri (Ex. Prime Minister Pakistan) And of Mian
Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri (Ex. Foreign Minister of Pakistan)
• A residential area is called after his name as Kot Molvi Abdul Qadir
Kasuri. His Lal Kothi is situated on circular road outside Morigate; near
Masjid Noor Kasur was the headquarters of many political, religious and
social movements and activities in 19, 20 and 21st century.
• Note: - Apart from present day Kasuri Towers Fane Road, Lahore, the
parental house of the said Kasuri family Lal Havailee, is situated at
circular road outside Morigate, near Masjid Noor Kasur, and presently the
author is running one of his Law Chamber at that place and a vital part of
this book is also being written here.
• Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri as the Nationalist Muslim endeavoured to build
bridges between the Ulema and the congress, while they dominated the
Muslim League. His sons Ghulam Mohyodin Kasuri and Muhammad Ali
Kasuri and Mehmud Ali Kasuri had played very proactive role. Mehmud
Ali Kasuri Advocate MNA served as Minister for Law Pakistan and was the
co-authored of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973AD. Muhammad Ali
Kasuri was nominated as shadow Foreign Minister for National
Government in Exile in Afghanistan. The son of Ghulam Mohyodin Kasuri
was Moin Qurashi Kasuri who served as Prime Minister of Pakistan.
Khurshid Mehmud Kasuri, the son of Mehmud Ali Kasuri, had served as
the Foreign Minister of Pakistan.
• In his commemoration an area of Kasur, Basti Khatikan wali is named
after him, Kot Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasur.

Mian Mahmud Ali Kasuri Advocate
(The Most Celebrated Legal Mind from Kasur)
• One of the four renowned sons of Molvi Abdul Qadir Kasuri is Mian
Mahmud Ali Kasuri who was born in 1910 in Kasur. He was graduated
from Islamia College Lahore. And attained degree in law.
• Mian Mahmud Ali Kasuri Advocate and Mian Ifteikhar-ul-Din MLA
Kasur had formed in 1948AD a political party “Azad Pakistan Party”. It
was the first leftist party established in Pakistan.
• Later the party merged with NAP (National Awami Party). Mian Mahmud
Ali Kasuri Advocate was one of the founder leaders of NAP.
• Mian Mahmud Ali Kasuri Advocate was also conferred with Lennon
Peace Award (Russia).
• Both Mian Mahmud Ali Kasuri Advocate and Mian Ifteikhar-ul-Din MLA
Kasur were the members of ruling Muslim League Pakistan before
forming the APP.
• Mr. Mahmud Ali Kasuri had “Co-authored the Constitution of Pakistan
1973.”
• He was a prominent Pakistani Human Rights Defender, Opposition
Politician, and a famous Lawyer. Professionally he was the Senior
Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan. Like his father Molvi Abdul Qadir
Kasuri Advocate, he served in the Indian National Congress (INC) before
Pakistan's creation, as well as in the All-India Muslim League and
subsequently formed the Azad Pakistan Party before becoming one of the
founders of the National Awami Party (NAP), where he also served as the
party President. As a leftist legal representative, he was the recipient of
the Stalin Peace Prize. He served on the Stockholm War Crimes Tribunal
created by Sir Bertrand Russell for trying American war crimes in
Vietnam. Later he developed close ties with Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Founder Chairman Pakistan People’s Party. In 1970, he joined the said
PPP Pakistan People’s Party and was elected MNA in a bye election on one
of the seats won by party founder Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. He played a key
role in the formation of Pakistan's first unanimous constitution in 1973.
And respected as the co-author of it. He later left the Pakistan People’s
Party after becoming disappointed with the increasing brutality with
which the government targeted the opposition. (Same as another MNA
from Kasur Mr. Ahmad Raza Kasuri Advocate, he is nephew in law of
Mehmood Ali Kasuri). He also defended his former companions in the
National Awami Party when they were imprisoned by the PPP government
for High Treason. He then joined the opposition party Tehrik-e-Istaqlal of
Asghar Khan in 1973, and remained associated with that party until his
death.
• In his commemoration an area of Kasur, DHQ Chok is named after him,
Mahmud Ali Kasuri Chok Kasur.

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