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Shahdadpur (Sindhi: شهدادپور\u200e) is a city in Sindh, a province of Pakistan.[1] The historic city of al-Mansura is situated about 19 kilometres (12 mi) south-east of Shahdadpur, one of the major cities in the Sanghar district. The shrines from the Sohni Mahiwal story are associated with Shadadpur. The shrine of Sohni is near the city; the shrine of Mahiwal is in the city centre.
The city of Shahdadpur has four union councils. It is associated with a number of famous Sindhi poets including Muhammad Dawood Bhutto "Daadan" and Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, whose shrine is about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from Shahdadpur in Bhit Shah. Shahdadpur is also famous for its Police Training Centre (PTC).
Fanous Places :
Tombs n Shrines :
Hazrat Baba Nagay Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Baba Fateh Muhammad Shah
Hazrat Baba Jout Ali Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Baba Masoom Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Baba Mehboob Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Baba Saifullah Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Baba Ashiq Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Baba Tabay Shah Bukhari
Hazrat Gaji Shah Bukhari
City and People:
Ethnicities in Shahdadpur include Shaikh, Siddiqui, Kazi, siyal, Solangi, Baloch, Bugti, Bhutto, Mughal, Unar, Bughio, Kashmiri, Rind, Laghari, Khaskheli, "Chohan", Nizamani, Talpur, Wassan, Abbasi, Soomro, Pathan, Chandio, Dal, Sand, Lakha, Abra, Detha, Khosa, Surhia, Sarhandi Pir, Sindhi, Memon, Dahri, Jamali, Brohi, Magsi, Arain, Lashari, Rajput, Syed, Khaledi Quershi Pir, Malik Zardari and many Sindhi and Punjabi communities.
Among the people living in the city, 40 percent are native Sindhi speakers; 50 percent speak Urdu and Punjabi; and the other 10 percent speak a different language. A significant number of Punjabi speakers also live in nearby villages. Although most of the inhabitants are Muslims, 30 percent are Hindus and 5 percent are Christians. The population is 455,800.
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