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  "ar": "جماعة علي شاه",
  "en": "Jamaat Ali Shah",
  "ur": "جماعت علی شاہ"
 },
 "summary": {
  "ar": "عالم ومتصوف باكستاني (1834–1951) من علي بور سيدان في سيالكوت، من الطريقة النقشبندية. ترأس مؤتمر عموم الهند السني وأُعلن أمير الملة سنة 1935، وقاد حركة مسجد شهيد غنج في لاهور، وكان من قادة حركة باكستان المقربين من محمد علي جناح، وأسس جمعيات ومدارس ومئات المساجد.",
  "en": "Pakistani scholar and Sufi (1834–1951) of Alipur Sayyidan in Sialkot, of the Naqshbandi order. He presided over the All India Sunni Conference and was declared Ameer-e-Millat in 1935, led Lahore's Shaheed Ganj Mosque movement, was a leader of the Pakistan Movement close to Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and founded societies, madrasas and hundreds of mosques.",
  "ur": "پاکستانی عالم اور صوفی بزرگ (1834ء–1951ء) جن کا تعلق علی پور سیداں، ضلع سیالکوٹ سے تھا اور جو سلسلہ نقشبندیہ سے وابستہ تھے۔ آل انڈیا سنی کانفرنس کے صدر رہے اور 1935ء میں امیر ملت قرار پائے، لاہور کی مسجد شہید گنج تحریک کی قیادت کی، تحریکِ پاکستان کے قائدین میں سے تھے اور محمد علی جناح کے قریب رہے، اور انھوں نے انجمنیں، مدارس اور سیکڑوں مساجد قائم کیں۔"
 },
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  "earliest": 1833.99994524186,
  "latest": 1951.6614988671593
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   "edtf": "1834",
   "hijri": "1250",
   "calendar": "gregorian",
   "precision": "year",
   "status": "debated",
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   "note": "All three article texts give his birth in 1834 at Alipur (Sayyidan), Sialkot district, which the record follows; Wikidata and the lane queue give 1841. The Urdu article also carries a parenthetical alternative tradition (1320 AH / 1902) that is impossible against its own narrative — he presided over a conference in 1925 — and is not followed. Alipur has no place entity, so no born_in edge is written. The Hijri year is a conversion of the followed year.",
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   "edtf": "1951-08-30",
   "hijri": "1370",
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   "note": "Died 30 August 1951, which the Urdu article gives as 26 Dhu al-Qa'da 1370 AH and Wikidata confirms; the English article gives the year 1951 and places his death and tomb at Alipur, Narowal district. Alipur has no place entity, so no died_in or buried_in edge is written.",
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    "value": "Syed Jamaat Ali Shah",
    "kind": "full"
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    "value": "سيد جماعة علي شاه",
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   {
    "value": "Ameer-e-Millat",
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    "value": "امیر ملت",
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   "note": "All three article texts give his birth in 1834 at Alipur (Sayyidan), Sialkot district, which the record follows; Wikidata and the lane queue give 1841. The Urdu article also carries a parenthetical alternative tradition (1320 AH / 1902) that is impossible against its own narrative — he presided over a conference in 1925 — and is not followed. Alipur has no place entity, so no born_in edge is written. The Hijri year is a conversion of the followed year.",
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   "hijri": "1370",
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   "note": "Died 30 August 1951, which the Urdu article gives as 26 Dhu al-Qa'da 1370 AH and Wikidata confirms; the English article gives the year 1951 and places his death and tomb at Alipur, Narowal district. Alipur has no place entity, so no died_in or buried_in edge is written.",
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    "value": "sufi",
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    "note": "Two independent texts state his personal initiation and work in the Naqshbandi order, which is the lane's test for a sufi segment. The English text calls him a Sufi saint of the Naqshbandi order and states that he was authorised to accept murids into many Sufi orders but worked in the Naqshbandi order of Sufism, with over a million murids estimated. The Urdu text, independently written, states that he entered the Naqshbandi silsila at the hand of Faqir Muhammad Churahi and was at once granted the khirqa of khilafa, and that he also took spiritual benefit from Muhammad Channan Shah Nuri of Allo Mahar.",
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    "value": "sunni",
    "basis": "documented",
    "note": "Two independent texts name his Sunni affiliation personally. The Urdu text states directly that his affiliation was with the maslak of Ahl-e-Sunnat wa Jama'at, the teachers he studied under being named in the same passage. The English text states that he presided over the All India Sunni Conference — elected its president at its founding in 1925 and declared Ameer-e-Millat at its 1935 session — and led its Sunni scholarly cause against the movements it opposed. No madhhab is named for him in any consulted text, so the segment is sunni without a school suffix; Wikidata's single religion value (Sunni Islam) is a structured value and is not counted.",
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   "source": "English Wikipedia 'Jamaat Ali Shah' (revision 1375555858), Arabic Wikipedia 'جماعة علي شاه' (revision 74033756) and Urdu Wikipedia 'جماعت علی شاہ' (revision 12168051), each fetched by its recorded revision id with the returned id asserted equal before use, and Wikidata item Q7496292 (item revision 2527012395). The Arabic article is a translation of the English and is counted as the same text family; the Urdu article is independently written. Existence checks by name fragments (jamaat, jammat, جماعت علي شاه), by Arabic label across data/person, by biography and by QID found no prior record for this man. No person record exists for his teacher Faqir Muhammad Churahi or for Muhammad Ali Jinnah in the consulted state of the graph, so no student_of or correspondence edge is written; the member_of edge to group/naqshbandiyya is written once, here, in the subject's own record. The lane queue gives 1841–1951; all three article texts give 1834, which the record follows with the conflict stated in the born note.",
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  "ar": {
   "sections": [
    {
     "heading": "موجز",
     "markdown": "بير سيد جماعة علي شاه (1834–1951) كاتب وعالم إسلامي وولي صوفي باكستاني من الطريقة النقشبندية، ترأس مؤتمر عموم الهند السني وقاد حركة مسجد الشهيد غنج في لاهور، وكان من قادة حركة باكستان.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "أسرته وتعليمه",
     "markdown": "وُلد سنة 1834 في أسرة من السادة في علي بور بسيالكوت، وكان والده السيد كريم شاه؛ وقد هاجر أسلافه إلى الهند مع الإمبراطور همايون واستقروا في علي بور في زمن أكبر.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar} وتذكر المقالة الأردية مولده في علي بور سيدان بضلع سيالكوت في السنة نفسها، وأنه حفظ القرآن في السابعة وتلقى العلوم الدينية عن معلمين منهم غلام قادر بهيروي وفيض الحسن السهارنبوري وأحمد علي السهارنبوري.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} وأكمل دراساته الدينية في الفقه، وخاصة في علوم الحديث.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "طريقه الصوفي",
     "markdown": "تنص المقالة الأردية على أنه دخل السلسلة النقشبندية على يد فقير محمد جوراهي ونال خرقة الخلافة من فوره، وأنه أخذ الفيض أيضًا عن سيد محمد جنن شاه نوري من آلو مهار شريف.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} وتذكر المقالة الإنجليزية أنه كان مخوّلًا بقبول المريدين في طرق صوفية كثيرة لكنه عمل في الطريقة النقشبندية، وأن مريديه في العالم قُدّروا بأكثر من مليون مريد.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "أعماله الدينية والعامة",
     "markdown": "وضع حجر الأساس لمئات المساجد في شبه القارة وموّل بناءها، وكان شخصية محورية في حركة الخلافة، وعمل ضد حركة التطهير (شودهي) التابعة لآريا سماج، وعارض صعود الأحمدية والوهابية.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar} وأسس في آذار 1901 «أنجمن خدام الصوفية» في الهند، وأصدر مجلة «أنوار الصوفية» الشهرية من لاهور.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar} وفي الحج رفض الصلاة خلف الأئمة الرسميين المعينين في مكة والمدينة، وردّ على أمر زيارة الملك بقوله: «أنا فقير، وهو ملك».{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "شهيد غنج والمؤتمر السني",
     "markdown": "كان قائدًا في حركة مسجد شهيد غنج، وترأس الجلسة الأولى لمؤتمر تنظيم الاحتجاجات، وأُقيم «يوم شهيد غنج» في 20 أيلول 1935 بقيادته.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar} وحين أسس ثلاثمائة عالم سني مؤتمر عموم الهند السني في مراد آباد في 16–19 آذار 1925 انتُخب رئيسًا له ونعيم الدين مراد آبادي أمينًا عامًا، وتكلم في خطابه الرئيس ضد الوهابية وداعيًا إلى الوحدة الإسلامية.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar} وفي جلسة المؤتمر في بدايون في تشرين الأول 1935 أُعلن أميرًا للملة، أي زعيمًا للمسلمين.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "حركة باكستان",
     "markdown": "دعم حركة عليكرة وساهم في تمويلها، وجال البلاد بعد قرار لاهور دعمًا للرابطة الإسلامية، وأعلن أنه لن يصلّي الجنازة على من لا يؤيد حركة باكستان من أتباعه؛ وأسفرت حملتاه في 1945 و1946 عن فوز مرشحي الرابطة، وزار إقليم الحدود الشمالية الغربية أثناء استفتائه سنة 1947.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar} وكتب رسائل كثيرة إلى محمد علي جناح يعرض عليه النصح والدعم، وأهداه مسبحة وسجادة صلاة، وقال جناح إن يقينه بقيام باكستان يستند إلى تأكيد أمير الملة له بذلك.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "مؤلفاته",
     "markdown": "من كتبه: «ملفوظات أمير الملة» وهي تعاليمه المدونة، و«أمير الملة ومؤتمر عموم الهند السني» وهي خطبه في المؤتمرات السنية بين 1925 و1946، و«ضرورة مرشد» في الحاجة إلى المرشد الروحي.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "وفاته وأثره",
     "markdown": "توفي سنة 1951 في علي بور بناروال حيث يقع ضريحه — في 30 آب 1951 عند المقالة الأردية (26 ذي القعدة 1370 هـ)، وهو ما تؤيده ويكيداتا.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}{cite:wikidata-jamaat-ali-shah} ويدير حفيده بير سيد منور حسين شاه جماعتي ضريحه بصفته سجاد نشين علي بور سيدان، وتُحيا ذكرى وفاته في باكستان والمملكة المتحدة.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "المراجع",
     "markdown": "{{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}} {{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}} {{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}} {{cite:wikidata-jamaat-ali-shah}}"
    }
   ],
   "frontmatter": {
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  "en": {
   "sections": [
    {
     "heading": "Summary",
     "markdown": "Pir Syed Jamaat Ali Shah (1834 – 1951) was a Pakistani author, Islamic scholar and Sufi saint of the Naqshbandi order.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} He presided over the All India Sunni Conference, led the movement for the Shaheed Ganj Mosque in Lahore, and was a leader of the Pakistan Movement.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Family and education",
     "markdown": "He was born in 1834 in a Sayyid family at Alipur, Sialkot; his father was Sayyid Karim Shah, and his ancestors had come to India with the Mughal emperor Humayun and settled at Alipur in Akbar's time.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} The Urdu article gives his birth at Alipur Sayyidan in Sialkot district in the same year, and records that he memorised the Qur'an by the age of seven and studied the religious sciences under teachers including Ghulam Qadir Bhairavi, Faiz-ul-Hasan Saharanpuri and Ahmad Ali Saharanpuri.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} He completed his religious studies in jurisprudence and especially in the sciences of hadith.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Sufi path",
     "markdown": "The Urdu article states that he entered the Naqshbandi silsila at the hand of Faqir Muhammad Churahi and was granted the khirqa of khilafa at once, and that he also took spiritual benefit from Syed Muhammad Channan Shah Nuri of Allo Mahar Sharif.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} The English article records that he was authorised to accept murids into many Sufi orders but worked in the Naqshbandi order of Sufism, and estimates that he had over one million murids worldwide.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Public and religious work",
     "markdown": "He laid the foundation stones of and funded hundreds of mosques throughout the subcontinent, was a central figure in the Khilafat Movement, worked against the Arya Samaj's Shuddhi movement, and opposed the rise of Ahmadiyya and Wahhabism.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} In March 1901 he established the Anjuman Khuddamus Sufia, Hind, and published the monthly Anwarus Sufia from Lahore.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} On pilgrimage he refused to pray behind the official imams appointed in Mecca and Medina, answering the order to visit the king: \"I am a faqeer, he is a king.\"{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Shaheed Ganj and the Sunni Conference",
     "markdown": "He was a leader of the Shaheed Ganj Mosque movement in Lahore, presided over the first session of the conference organised to protest, and \"Shaheedganj Day\" was held on 20 September 1935 under his leadership.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} When three hundred Sunni scholars founded the All India Sunni Conference at Moradabad on 16–19 March 1925, Shah was elected its president, with Naeem-ud-Deen Muradabadi as general secretary, and his keynote address spoke against Wahhabism and for Islamic unity.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} At the conference's Badaun session in October 1935 he was declared Ameer-e-Millat, leader of the Muslim community.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "The Pakistan Movement",
     "markdown": "He supported the Aligarh Movement and contributed funds to it, toured the country for the Muslim League after the Lahore Resolution, and declared that he would not lead the funeral prayers of followers who did not support the Pakistan Movement; his campaigning in 1945–46 brought success to Muslim League candidates, and in 1947 he visited the North-West Frontier Province during its referendum.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} He wrote many letters to Muhammad Ali Jinnah offering advice and support, and gave him prayer beads and a prayer mat to encourage him in Islamic practice; Jinnah in turn said his firm belief that Pakistan would come into being rested on Ameer-e-Millat's assurance.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Books",
     "markdown": "His works include the Malfuzat-i Amirul Millat, his recorded teachings; Amir-i Millat aur All India Sunni Conference, his speeches of 1925–1946; and Zarurat-i Murshid, on the need for a spiritual guide.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Death and legacy",
     "markdown": "He died in 1951 at Alipur, Narowal, where his tomb is situated — on 30 August 1951 by the Urdu article (26 Dhu al-Qa'da 1370 AH), which Wikidata confirms.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}{cite:wikidata-jamaat-ali-shah} His grandson Pir Syed Munawar Hussain Shah Jamaati manages his dargah as sajjada nashin of Alipur Sayyidan, and his death anniversary is observed in Pakistan and the United Kingdom.{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "References",
     "markdown": "{{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}} {{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}} {{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}} {{cite:wikidata-jamaat-ali-shah}}"
    }
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  "ur": {
   "sections": [
    {
     "heading": "خلاصہ",
     "markdown": "سید جماعت علی شاہ محدث علی پوری، جو امیر ملت کے نام سے مشہور ہیں، پاکستانی عالم، مصنف اور سلسلہ نقشبندیہ کے صوفی بزرگ تھے۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} وہ آل انڈیا سنی کانفرنس کے صدر رہے، لاہور کی مسجد شہید گنج تحریک کی قیادت کی اور تحریکِ پاکستان کے قائدین میں سے تھے۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "خاندان اور تعلیم",
     "markdown": "وہ 1834ء میں علی پور سیداں، ضلع سیالکوٹ میں پیدا ہوئے؛ ان کے والد پیر سید کریم شاہ تھے اور ان کے بزرگ مغل بادشاہ ہمایوں کے ساتھ ہندوستان آ کر علی پور میں آباد ہوئے تھے۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en} انھوں نے سات سال کی عمر میں قرآن پاک حفظ کر لیا اور علوم دینیہ مولانا غلام قادر بھیروی، مولانا فیض الحسن سہارنپوری اور مولانا احمد علی محدث سہارنپوری جیسے اساتذہ سے حاصل کیے، اور سندِ حدیث پاک و ہند کے علاوہ عرب علما سے بھی لی۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "روحانی سلسلہ",
     "markdown": "علومِ ظاہری کے بعد وہ فیوضِ باطنی کی طرف متوجہ ہوئے اور فقیر محمد چوراہی کے دست پر سلسلہ عالیہ نقشبندیہ میں داخل ہو کر اسی وقت خرقہ خلافت سے نوازے گئے؛ خواجہ سید محمد چنن شاہ نوری آلو مہار شریف سے بھی انھوں نے اکتسابِ فیض کیا۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} انگریزی مضمون کے مطابق وہ کئی صوفی سلسلوں میں مرید لینے کے مجاز تھے لیکن خود نقشبندی سلسلے میں کام کرتے تھے، اور ان کے مریدوں کی تعداد دنیا بھر میں دس لاکھ سے زائد بتائی جاتی ہے۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "دینی و عوامی خدمات",
     "markdown": "انھوں نے پچاس سے زیادہ حج کیے، سینکڑوں مسجدیں بنوائیں اور بے شمار دینی مدارس قائم کیے؛ 1885ء میں لاہور میں انجمن نعمانیہ اور 1901ء میں انجمن خدام الصوفیہ کی بنیاد رکھی، اور شہید گنج تحریک کے دنوں میں 1935ء کے راولپنڈی جلسے میں انھیں امیر ملت کا لقب دیا گیا۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} وہ آل انڈیا سنی کانفرنس کے سرپرست تھے اور تحریکِ پاکستان کے لیے ان کی خدمات بے مثال تھیں۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}"
    },
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     "heading": "وصال",
     "markdown": "26 ذیقعد 1370ھ بمطابق 30 اگست 1951ء کو امیر ملت اس دنیا سے رخصت ہو گئے اور ان کا مزار علی پور، نارووال میں ہے۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur} ان کے پوتے پیر سید منور حسین شاہ جماعتی ان کی درگاہ کے متولی اور استانہ عالیہ علی پور سیداں کے سجادہ نشین ہیں۔{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "حوالہ جات",
     "markdown": "{{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ur}} {{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-en}} {{cite:wikipedia-jamaat-ali-shah-ar}} {{cite:wikidata-jamaat-ali-shah}}"
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