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Shikarpur is the City of Sindh Province of Pakistan. it falls in Shikarpur District. The river indus is just 29 KM away and nearby main city is Sukkur. 

The speacilty of Shikarpur is its repute for best quality Achaar or Pickles and also the famous sweets of Mola Bukhsh Memon. The main products of the Shikarpur are pottery, cotton and cloth. Shikarpur has a rich history renowned as "Paris of East" due to its typical buildings and Ittar industry.
Shikarpur is believed to be founded by Kalhorras and its name Shikarpur is due to the fondness of Talpur Mirs for hunting or Shikar. Some experts relate it to the Shakas, the Scythians and believe that Shkarpur is actually Shakaripur.

Due to its strategic position in Sindh it has always been the centre of culture, trade and commerce and was easy to access for those who came through Bolan Pass.
Shikarpur has the specialties of manufacturing brass and metal items, cotton cloth, carpet and embroidery etc.  Its great market which is covered to prevent from summer heat is much popular in all Turkistan and South Asia.  The business links of Shikarpuri people are spread all till Switzerland, Italy, Iran, Sumatra, Japan Honolulu and many other big and small countries.

Jeddah is a beautiful coastal city of Saudi Arabia. it is on the east cost of Red Sea. The greatest thing with Jeddah is its coast line. The Cornish area is the beautiful place to visit for the people of Jeddah. In the evening the rush of people coming to Corniche in the picnic mood can be seen enjoying their leisure time near the sea.  The biggest credit of Jeddah with respect to location is that it exists only on one hour drive from Makkah tul Mukkarma, the city of Holy Kaaba and birth place of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). 

People living in Jeddah have the facility to perform Umrah in Makkah every weekend. Jeddah is the second largest city of Saudi Arabia after Riyadh.
There are huge water filtration plants on the sea cost which provide clean water to the inhabitants of Jeddah as there are no canals or rivers in Saudi Arabia so there is a scarcity of water but they have managed it in a very smart way.
The food Chain of AlBaik is very famous in Jeddah. It is known for its fast food products. It only exists in Jeddah, Makkah tul Mukkarmah and Madina tul Munwwara.

Jeddah international Airport is a beautiful place. It is just 35 kilometers away from the city. As Jeddah comes in the Makkah Province and for sure it is the largest city in that province. There is famous Petromin Lube Refinery which also provides huge quantities of crude and refined oil to Saudi Arabia’s different stations and also a major export centre as ships from America, Europe and different countries are always seen in the dock waiting to take away oil after being filled.

The most favorite activity in Saudia Arabia is the get together in the restaurants. The Corniche area is filled with people after Maghrib prayers. The Fattah restaurant and AlNakheel and AlFalah restaurants are famous for their variety of foods. There is also AlZawaq restaurant famous for its delicious food.

There are Syrian, Lebanese and Arabian hotels serving quality food. Jeddah is a very busy commercial hub also. There are offices and chains of multinational companies there. Perhaps it is due to its sea port status

Jannat ul Baqi is a graveyard or cemetery located in Madina Munawwara, Saudi Arabia, where the Holy prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him)  used to live,  built the Masjid e Nibvi , and where his roza mubarik exists. The cemetery therefore holds much importance. It contains many of Holy Prophet's  relatives and companions' graves. In Many Ahadith there is a mention of Holy Prophet's  issuing a prayer every time he passed it.

The cemetery is  known as Jannatu l-Baqi'  meaning "The Garden of Heaven" and Baqi'u l-Qarqad, which means "Orchard of the Boxthorn Trees".

In the span of Prophet sallalla ho allihi wasalam's  life, this graveyard was considered to be outside the city of Madina but after the vast expansion ,now it has come quite close to Masjid-e-Nabvi. If you take your way  out from Masjid-e-Nabvi, through the Baqqi Gate, or Hazrat Jibrael (AH) Gate you will notice few yards away a boundary wall at a small height. This is the wall of JANNAT -UL -BAQQI'S graveyard. Stairs have been made to reach at the height.Men can come close and visit the grave yard while going inside but women are not allowed  to go even  near the wall of the graveyard. women must present their Salaam from outside the Baqqi graveyard. Jannat ul Baqqi has been kept clean and is free from any bushes. All the graves have been  made of soil or earth. No solid brick or concrete  constructions exist over the graves. as this is also prohibited in Islam to make graves solid. Paved ways are there to walk through the graveyard but you can't find any signs over the  graves, only the guides there can tell you about them. Squared shape boundary of half feet height has been constructed around all prominent graves.
It is always the desire of every Muslim to visit or live in Madina and to be buried in Jannat ul Baqi.