6-648: [REDACTED] Look up qalandar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Qalandar may refer to: Qalandar (tribe) , a Hazara tribe found in Afghanistan Qalandariyya , a Sufi mystic order Qalandar (title) , a title for Sufi saints Qalandar (clan) , a Muslim community found in North India and Pakistan Places in Iran [ edit ] Qalandar, Ahar ,
12-505: A 2022–2023 Pakistani series Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Qalandar . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Qalandar&oldid=1234234267 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
18-782: A village in East Azerbaijan Province, Iran Qalandar Kashteh , a village in Fars Province, Iran Qalandar-e Olya , a village in Ilam Province, Iran Qalandar-e Sofla , a village in Ilam Province, Iran Qalandar-e Laki , a village in Kermanshah Province, Iran Qalandar, Kurdistan , a village in Kurdistan Province, Iran Qalandar, Delfan , a village in Lorestan Province, Iran Qalandar, Kuhdasht ,
24-535: A village in Lorestan Province, Iran Saints [ edit ] Bu Ali Shah Qalandar , an Indian Sufi mystic and saint Lal Shahbaz Qalandar , a Sufi saint born in Iran and buried in Sindh Shams Ali Qalandar , a Sufi saint from Punjab, Pakistan, 1874-1966 Cricket [ edit ] Durban Qalandars , a professional cricket team Lahore Qalandars , a professional cricket team Other uses [ edit ] Qalandar (TV series) ,
30-633: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Qalandar (tribe) The Qalandar ( Dari : قلندر ) are a tribe of Hazara people found in Afghanistan . In the reports of the Afghan Boundary Commission in 1891, Lieutenant-Colonel Maitland, a member of the mission in Afghanistan, identified the Qalandar as falling within a similar area as
36-649: The Jaghori Hazaras ( Ghazni Province and the upper Arghandab Valley), but "not directly affiliated" and of different origin. The Qalandar are believed to be late-19th-century refugees from Day Chopan and Arjestan . Most of the Qalandar are in Quetta, Balochistan .The tribe is divided into two areas: Alamdar Road and Hazara Town in Alamdar Road the head of the tribe is Babu Omid Ali (a government servant) and in Hazara town,
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