thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner stone

[Da Tiwana]

Re: thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner st

kehande ne blue star operation ch tank ehe thaan ton nahi c langeyaa it broke down and its tabulated in book by the journalist saaka neela taara..mein naam bhull geyaan bande da jinhe likhi aa parr famous journalist aa BBC allon cover karda peyaa c oho

i think u r reffering to Mark Tulli here, he was BBC correspondent at that time.

n thanks beeba ji for ur really great share.

 

[sangha canadian]

Re: thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner st

thanks

 

[reshmi_mutiyar]

Re: thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner st

n thanks beeba ji for ur really great share.

thanks a lot 4 replying geeeee

thanks

ur welcome

 

[TaRaN.rbk]

Re: thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner st

awesome post

 

[reshmi_mutiyar]

Re: thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner st

awesome post

thnkssss geeeee

 

[reshmi_mutiyar]

Re: thx Hazrat Mian Mir g 4 da corner st

Mir Mohammed Muayyinul Islam, (1550-1635) popularly known as Sain Mian Mir was a famous Muslim Sufi saint who resided in Lahore specifically in the town of Begampura (in present-day Pakistan). He belonged to the Qadiri order of Sufism. He was born at Sevastan (Sindh) August 11, 1550. He spent most of his life in and around Lahore

A close friend of The Fifth Padshah Guru Arjun Dev Ji he was invited to lay the foundation stone of the Harmandir Sahib, (now known worldwide as the Golden Temple) on 1st Magh, Samvat 1647 (13 January 1588 AD). Mian Mir raised slogans to mourn the martyrdom of Guru Arjun Dev. He never accepted any gift sent by Emperor Jehangir, Emperor Shah Jehan, their Ministers or nobles. He died on 17th Rabiulawwal 1045 Hijri and according to his will was buried beside Mian Natha Ji who was one of his bosom friends in the village of Hashimpur