A Glimpse into Our History: The Land Grants

This historic document, dating back to the Nizam era, is a cornerstone of our institution's history. It details the original service endowment (**Khidmat-e-Mash**) of over 13 acres of land granted for the establishment and maintenance of the Masjid e Mehtab Ali Shah complex and the Ashoorkhana Nale Hyder.

The grant was a sacred trust, intended to ensure that the complex would serve as a center for prayer, community gathering, and spiritual remembrance for generations to come. The document outlines the specific survey numbers and boundaries of the land, underscoring its legal and religious significance as a Waqf property.

"This endowment was not merely a gift of land, but a commitment to the future of our community—a promise that this sacred space would be protected and preserved."

Today, this document is more important than ever. It serves as a critical piece of evidence in our ongoing efforts to address the illegal encroachment on these historic grounds. Preserving this land is not just about protecting property; it is about honoring the intentions of our ancestors and safeguarding a vital piece of our heritage for the future.