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• Mirza Sahiban
  [[Image:Thumb_aaf.sized.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Mirza Sahiban asleep near Bakki]] Mirza Sahiba (Punjabi Shahmukhi: مرزا صاحباں) is one of the four popula
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• Mirza Shahiban
  #REDIRECT [[Mirza Sahiban]]
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• Mirza Raja Jai Singh
  '''Mirza Raja Jai Singh''' ([[July 15]], [[1611]] – [[August 28]], [[1667]]) <!-- Mirza Raja Jai Singh, although a Mughal vassal, was a staunch [[Hindu]] and an ad
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• Sayyid, Sharif, Mirza and Habib
  ...ather carries the blood of the Rasul their children may use the title/name Mirza but not the title Sayyid.
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• Raja Jai Singh
  #redirect [[Mirza Raja Jai Singh]]
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• Sayyid
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• Mirza Sahiban
  [[Image:Thumb_aaf.sized.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Mirza Sahiban asleep near Bakki]] Mirza Sahiba (Punjabi Shahmukhi: مرزا صاحباں) is one of the four popula
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• Kashmiri Pandits after the Sikh Retreat
  ...h Aqasis was put at Pandit's disposal. Laden with the requisite authority, Mirza Pandit returned and while he was crossing the Dal Lake, he came across Nur
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• Bhai Nanda
  Barehanded, he pounced upon the Mughal commander, Mirza Beg, pulling him down from his horse. He grappled with him in unarmed comba
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• Jogi Allah Yaar Khan
  Haqeem Mirza Jogi Allah Yaar Khan was a Muslim sufi shaayar.
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• Mirza Raja Jai Singh
  '''Mirza Raja Jai Singh''' ([[July 15]], [[1611]] – [[August 28]], [[1667]]) <!-- Mirza Raja Jai Singh, although a Mughal vassal, was a staunch [[Hindu]] and an ad
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• Ahmadiya Movement
  ...ng that Guru Nanak had been a Muslim. Sikh scholars answered the claims of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and refuted his arguments about Guru Nanak. Bharat Sudhar, an
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• Signature (dance group)
  Signature are English dance duo Suleman Mirza and Madhu Singh. Their style of dance is British Bhangra and they frequentl ...and music, they were both interested in performing together. At the time, Mirza was a full-time economics and business student at the University of Westmin
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• Tarikh I Iradat Khani
  ...nuscript in the Oriental Public Library, Patna, comprising the memoirs of Mirza MubarakullahWazih. The tide inscribed on the flyleaf is TankhiMubaraki. The
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• Sayyid, Sharif, Mirza and Habib
  ...ather carries the blood of the Rasul their children may use the title/name Mirza but not the title Sayyid.
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• Raja Ram Singh
  '''Raja Ram Singh I''', (born______ - died April 1688) the eldest son of [[Mirza Raja Jai Singh]] I (1605-1667), ruler of Amber, and head of the Kachwaha Ra His father Mirza Raja Jai Singh, whose invasion of Bijapur was not going well, was called to
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• Ghazal
  ...d Hafez (14th century), the Turkish poet Fuzuli (16th century), as well as Mirza Ghalib (1797–1869) and Muhammad Iqbal (1877–1938), who both wrote Ghaza
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• Saka Chamkaur
  ...a kissa about every known Punjabi folktale like Heer Ranjha, Dulla Bhatti, Mirza, and Bhagat Singh. The breadth of the subjects chosen indicates how open he
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• Dhannidhar Fort
  ...hile conquering Kashmir also captured [[Rajouri]], where he appointed Mirza Reheem Ullah Khan as Raja of Rajouri in place of Raja Agar Khan. [[Raja R
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• Fatehnamah
  ...August 1922, a letter supposed to have been sent by Chhatrapati Shivaji to Mirza Raja Jai Singh. In his introduction, Babu Jagan Nath Das had mentioned that
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• Dulla Bhatti
  ..., near Lahore now in Pakistan (Sandal Bar is also related to the legend of Mirza Sahiba). He belonged to the warrior like rajput clan of Bhattis who would n ...reated by many, and has been written in style known as Saddaan (similar to Mirza by Peelu and Bhagwan Singh). The above incident is thus narrated:
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• Sarovar
  ...me "Bangla Sahib". It's original name was Jaisinghpura Palace. A Rajput, [[Mirza Raja Jai Singh]], was one of [[Aurangzeb|Mughal emperor Aurangzeb]]'s most
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• Zafarnama I Ranjit Singh
  ...lf. Part III is mainly a love poem and alludes to episodes in the lives of Mirza Akram Beg and Ilahi Bakhsh, the latter of whom rose to the rank of general
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• Tahmasnamah
  ...h the Begam and served successively under Zabita Khan Ruhila (d. 1785) and Mirza Najaf Khan (d. 1782).
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• Folk instruments
  .... Folk singers of Punjab use this in their traditional legend singing like Mirza, Chhalla, Jugni etc. The instrument is also used as accompaniment with folk
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• Ajmer Singh Aulakh
  ...the title play, extends over two acts. Of its five characters, Ranjha and Mirza are heroes of love legends of medieval Punjab, Majnu of medieval Arabia a
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• Ibratnamah
  =='IBRATNAMAH, Mirza Muhammad Harisi== Mirza Muhammad Harisi's language where he writes about the Sikhs is highly vitupe
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• Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon
  ...Param Vir Chakra. His skill was later praised in an article by Salim Baig Mirza, the pilot who shot him down. ...posthumously. Even his skill was later praised in an article by Salim Baig Mirza, the Pakistani pilot who shot him down. Jai Hind! Jai Jawan!!
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• Babu Rajab Ali, uncrowned king of Kavishari
  ...a kissa about every known Punjabi folktale like Heer Ranjha, Dulla Bhatti, Mirza, and [[Bhagat Singh]] etc. The breadth of the subjects chosen indicates how
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• Malik Khushi Muhammad
  ...him, the renowned worker leader of Railway Workers' Union, but latter when Mirza deviated from the revolutionary path, he denounced him and joined Comrade M
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• Gurdwara Bangla Sahib
  ...me "Bangla Sahib". It's original name was Jaisinghpura Palace. A Rajput, [[Mirza Raja Jai Singh]], was one of [[Aurangzeb|Mughal emperor Aurangzeb]]'s most ...this to clear their misunderstandings. Meanwhile Sikhs of Delhi approached Mirza Raja Jai Singh, a strong devotee of [[Sikh Gurus]] to prevent any harm comi
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• Chaudhary Sahib Rai Sandhu
  He had joined hand with Mirza Jaffar Beg, the Muslim Pathan, Faujdar Chief of Patti town, in Amritsar dis
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• Heer Ranjha
  ...the four popular tragic romances of the [[Punjab]]. The other three are [[Mirza Sahiba]], [[Sassi Punnun]] and [[Sohni Mahiwal]]. There are several poetic [[Image:Takht2.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Sclupture [[Mirza Shahiban]] and Heer Ranjha]]
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• Last Stand at Gurdas Nangal
  ...e against him at Lahore. He decided to throw up a mud fortification at Kot-Mirza, a small village between Kalanaur and Batala. But before its defences could
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• Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon
  ...Param Vir Chakra. His skill was later praised in an article by Salim Baig Mirza, the pilot who shot him down .../sbmirza.html Flying Officer Sekhon's last moments, as seen through Flt Lt Mirza's gunsight]
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• Surinder Shinda
  * Jatt Mirza kharlan da (album cover shown above)
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• Prince Khusrau
  ...e to be considered by a section of the nobles headed by Raja Man Singh and Mirza `Aziz Koka, to whose daughter the young prince had been married, as the pre
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• Martand Temple, Guru Nanak's visit with Pandit Brahm Das
  ...aivism. The sun worship did not vanish after the 11th century A.D. because Mirza Haidar Dughlat, cousin of Babar, recorded in his famous book ''Tarikh-i-Ras
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• Pir Bhikan Shah and the Two Pots of Sweets
  ...in village Thaska in District Karnal, now in Haryana. A [[Sayyid, Sharif, Mirza and Habib|Sayyid]], on the day that Guru [[Gobind Rai]] was born at [[Patna
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• Battle of Gurdas Nangal
  ...e against him at Lahore. He decided to throw up a mud fortification at Kot-Mirza, a small village between Kalanaur and Batala. But before its defences could
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• Jagjit Singh
  ...r enchanting ghazals use the choicest poetry by renowned poets including [[Mirza Ghalib]], Ameer Meenai, Kafeel Aazer, Sudarshan Faakir and Nida Fazli; and ...ositions for the TV serial ''Mirza Ghalib'' (based on the life of the poet Mirza Ghalib), remain extremely popular among ghazal aficionados. The elusive ele
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• Sikh Rule and the Kashmiri Pandits Administrators
  ...nent notables of Kashmir, Pandit Birbar Dar, Birbar Razdan, Sahaj Ram Dar, Mirza Pandit and Khwaja Munawar Shah and many others including Pandit Nidhan Kaul On reaching [[Daulatnagar]] the party was overtaken by cholera and Mirza Pandit Dar and some others died after contracting the disease. Pandit Birba
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• Sahibzada Ajit Singh
  ...ed in a MS., AhkamiAlamgiriby Emperor Aurarigzib's official letter writer, Mirza 'Inayat Ullah Khan Ismi (1653-1725). The relevant extract from the MS., tra
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• When Sikhs conquered Delhi
  On March 8, the Sikhs captured Malka Ganj and Sabzi Mandi. Prince Mirza Shikoh, on orders from the Emperor, tried to stop the invaders but suffered
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• When Sikhs captured the Red Fort
  On March 8 the Sikhs captured Malka Ganj and Sabzi Mandi. Prince Mirza Shikoh, on orders from the Emperor, tried to stop the invaders but suffered
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• Later Sikh Rule and Kashmiri Pandits
  ...ngements were ordered to be made from the Lahore Durbar for his education. Mirza Imam Vardi a famous scholar of Lahore was appointed as his teacher.
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• Rajput - Sikh Relation (During Guru's Period)
  ...tody there, and was instrumental in their eventual release from captivity. Mirza Raja Jai Singh of Amber (1605-67), his queen, and his son, Raja Ram Si ...ru Har Krishan]] (1656-64) and Guru Tegh Bahadur (1621-75) stayed in Mirza Raja Jai Singh's palace in Raisina, a Delhi suburb. According to some a
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• Guru Har Krishan
  ...Sikhs, cautioned his son to never meet with Aurangzeb. When a servant of [[Mirza Raja Jai Singh|Raja Jai Singh]] of Amber arrived with the emperor' s reques ...u Sahib reached Delhi, he was greeted with great fervor and full honors by Mirza [[Raja Jai Singh]] and the Sikhs of Delhi. Guru Sahib was lodged in the pal
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• Similarities between Sikhism and Islam
  [[File:muslimsikh2.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Suleman Mirza(Muslim) and Madhu Singh(Sikh) - runner up of Britain Got Talent Show]]
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• Journey of Guru Tegh Bahadur
  ...erd to hand-over them to Kanwar Ram Singh Kachhwaha, son of Raja Jai Singh Mirza. The entire family of Raja Jai Singh was a staunch follower of Guru Sahib a
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• Music of Punjab
  [[Image:Takht2.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Sclupture Mirza Shahiban and Heer Ranjha]] ...una Mor belong to the heroic category. [[Heer Ranjha]], [[Sassi Punnu]], [[Mirza Shahiban]] and [[Sohni Mahiwaal]] are popular as tales of romance. These se
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• Charitropakhyan index
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• Delhi Fateh Divas
  ...atluj Sikh Sardars tempted the Mughals to recover the crown-lands. In 1781 Mirza Shafi with a select force of ten thousand captured the Sikh military post a ...irty thousand conquered Sabzi Mandi and Mughalpura on March 9,1783. Prince Mirza Shikoh tried to check them, but he suffered a defeat and ran away. Fazal Al
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• Bhai Baghel Singh
  In April of 1781, when Mirza Shafi, a close relative of the Mughal prime minister, captured the Sikh mil
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