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This article is about Meer Syed Muhammad Kalaan Gesudaraz I. For Abu Al-Fatah Syed Muhammad Bandenawaz Gaisudaraz Al-Hussaini, see Bande Nawaz.
This article provides insufficient context for those unfamiliar with the subject. Please help improve the article with a good introductory style. (June 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Mir | میر Syed Muhammad Kalan bin Qaaf AlHussaini Gesudaraz I Born 295 AH | 907 C.E Kollan, Dalgan Iran Died 390 AH | 999 C.E Sulaiman Mountains Cause of death Poisoning Resting place Sulaiman Mountains, Pakistan Known for Prince of Persia around 900-1000 CE, progenitor of Mashwanis, Wardak, Hani and Ustrana tribes Movement Preacher of Zayd ibn Ali Revolution Children Syed Muhammad Masood bin Kalan AlHussaini known as Mashwani, Syed Haani bin Kalan AlHussaini, Syed Muhammad bin Kalan AlHussaini , Syed Storay bin Kalan AlHussaini Parent(s) Ghafar ibn Omar ibn Syed Qaaf (father)
Syed Muhammad Kalaan AlHussaini Gesudaraz known as Gesudaraz I was the prince of Persia around 900-1000 AD. He was the grand son of Syed Qaaf AlHussaini who was the fourth descendant of high rank Islamic scholar Ja'far al-Sadiq. He was the prince or governor of Persia and devoted to Mysticism. Gesudaraz I is also known as progenitor of several Sayyid AlHussaini tribes in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran. When he sided from Iran to Sulayman Mountain, The commanders of Pashtuns tribes Kakar, Shirani and Karlani had presented their daughters to him in respect of his family and mysticism, He married women from each tribe and had sons, who were known as progenitors of these tribes. The Arab tribes descended from Gesudaraz I sons are using his sons titles as there "surnames". Mashwanis, Wardag, Hani and Storyani belong to him.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]
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