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Pakpattan

Discover the rich history and culture of Pakpattan in Punjab.

Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Faisalabad

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About Pakpattan

Pakpattan is located in Punjab, Pakistan, a region known for its historical significance and cultural heritage. Situated along the Jhelum River, it falls under the district administration of Sheikhupura.

Pakpattan matters due to its rich history and cultural importance. It was founded by Sufi saint Pak Ali Shah and is home to the famous Pakpattan Masjid, a historic mosque that attracts pilgrims and tourists alike. The city's economy benefits from agriculture, particularly cotton production, which has been a cornerstone of its local industry for centuries.

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