Jan Mohammad Kalhoro Village

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Jan Mohammad Kalhoro
جان محمد ڪلھوڙو 1700
Khudai Kalhora

Village

Location of Jan Mohammad Kalhoro

Coordinates ():
Country  Pakistan
Province Sindh
District Qambar Shahdadkot
Taluka Nasirabad
Village

Jan Mohammad Kalhoro

Village created

1700

Para 04
Government
 • Type Union Council
Area
 • Total 0.5  km2 ( sq mi)
 • Land  km2 ( sq mi)
Elevationfrom mean sea level 147 m (482 ft)
Lowest elevation  m ( ft)
Population (1998[1])
 • Total 2,000
Time zone PST (UTC+5)
 • Summer (DST) PDT (UTC+6)
Area code(s) 074

Jan Mohammad Kalhoro Village (Sindhi: ‏جان محمد‏ ڪلھوڙو ) is a village in the north-western part of Sindh, Pakistan. and is located within Nasirabad Taluka, Qambar Shahdadkot District, Sindh province of Pakistan. It is located 3 kilometer Nortth of the Nasirabad city at main Indus Highway, 32 kilometer south of Larkana..[2] The village is located at 27° 22' 29" N 68° 05' 50" E and has an elevation of 39 metres.[3] Nasirabad is situated 3 km away in East-South of the Jan Mohammad Kalhoro Village.

History of Kalhora[edit]

The Kalhora (ڪلهوڙا) Abbasi's are of Arab origin and descended from Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib (566 – 662) (العباس بن عبد المطلب), (c. 566 – c. 653), who was a paternal uncle and Sahabi (companion) of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and progenitor of the Abbasi Khalifa of Baghdad, Iraq and Qahira (better known nowadays as Cairo Egypt).

Kalhora are one of the most Prominent and Powerful tribe of Sindh.

History of Jan Mohammad Kalhoro (Khudai Kalhoro) Village[edit]

The Village Jan Mohammad Kalhoro established in 17th centuary. The 1st name of this village is 'Khudai Kalhoro' than later Sirai Haji Mohammad Hashim Kalhoro, 'Late' suggested village name 'Jan Mohammad Kalhoro' because Jan Mohammad Kalhoro is aged man in this village. Late, Adho khan Kalhoro, Late Sirai Haji Mohammad Hashim Kalhoro and Late Arz Mohammad Kalhoro were main role played for establish this village. In this village only Primery School named Ranwal Kalhoro Boys Primary School established since 1945 but no any Boys High School and Girls Primery School in this village. 'Late, Sirai Haji Mohammad Hashim Kalhoro' is also social worker Zameendar beacause he was established a Rice Processing Unit in 1960 under supervision of his son 'Mr. Darya Khan Kalhoro' and many poor peoples worked there to till date. The Village Jan Mohammad Kalhoro (Khudai Kalhoro) is model village in Deh Gul Sanghro. In the every field of life 'Khudaian' plays vital role. Volly Ball and Cricket is best games in this village.

Agriculture[edit]

Jan Mohammad Kalhoro Village is surrounded by fertile land in which Rice, Wheat, mustard, peas, including onion and other vegetable. Rice is cultivated and processed at the Haji Mohammad Hashim Rice Mill established in 1960 in this village.

Important mosques[edit]

Jamia Masjid (established in 1955)

Other towns near Jan Mohammad Kalhoro[edit]

These are the closest towns with this village.

Larkana (22.1 miles / 32.0 km N/NE)
Nasirabad (2.5 miles / 3.0 km W)
Kambar (16.0 miles / 25.7 km N/NW)
Warah (9.05 miles / 15.6 km W/NW)
Badah (9.05 miles / 15.6 km SW)
Mehar (22.5 miles / 36.2 km SW)

References[edit]

  1. ^ Pocket Booklet, 2006 Pakistan Bureau of Statistics
  2. ^ [http://www.lgdsindh.com.pk/tmajan mohammad kalhoro4.htm Village Administrations of Jan Mohammad Kalhoro[dead link]
  3. ^ Mohammad Kalhoro.html "Location of Jan Mohammad Kalhoro - Falling Rain Genomics" Check |url= scheme (help). Fallingrain.com. Retrieved 2011-07-12. 

Coordinates: 27°22′29″N 68°05′50″E / 27.37472°N 68.09722°E / 27.37472; 68.09722