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Jhandir
"Jhandir, a semi-gacred tribe of Muhammadans said to be of Qureshi origin like the Nekokdra. Though they do not openly profeti'S to be religious directors, there is a certain odour of sanctity about the tribe. Most of them can read and write, and they arc " particularly free from ill deeds of every description." They own land in the extreme south of the Jhang District and are also found in the Mailsi tahsil of Multan. They are said to have been the standard-bearers of one of the great saints,whence their name."〔A Glossary of the tribes & castes of Punjab by H. A Rose page 381〕
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==History and origin==
The tribe claims to be Qureshi Arabs, and say that their name is derived from (Jhanda Gir) meaning the one who carries the flag in war. The word shortened and came to be known as Jhandir (standard in Urdu (Saraiki) (Punjabi) (Persian), as their ancestor Hazrat Ghazi abbas Alambardar had been a standard bearer to the Imam Hussain.〔A Gazetteer of Jhang District 1901 Part A page 45〕
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