Syed Imam Ali-al-Haq (السيد الامام علي الحق والدين العريضي) lived in the 10th century. He is referenced in a Persian manuscript by Ganesh Das Wadhera titled "Charbagh-I-Punjab", an account which is later published by Indu Banga and J. S. Grewal in their book titled "Early Nineteenth-Century Panjab." Imam Ali al-Haq lead an army to Sialkot from Arabia between 965-971 A.D during the Ghaznavid appointment and brief rule of Bilgetegin. He was killed by Hindu Shahis under Jayapala who had assumed the title of Salbahan Saani. The Persian manuscript states that the martyrdom of Hazrath Imam Ali al-Haq was later avenged by the Sultan of Ghazni Nasir-uddin Sabuktigin before he was succeeded by his son Mahmud of Ghazni. Syed Imam Ali al-Haq was the first martyre in Punjab. He was the first person who lead an army to South Asia after the Arab military commander, Muhammad bin Qasim. His efforts not only invited the Ghaznavids but set in motion a long process which culminated in the creation of the Delhi Sultanate. In Urdu and Persian manucripts, Imam Ali al-Haq is also known as Ali Mastan-I-Haq and Ali Mastan-I-Khuda, meaning a devotee of God and to the truth. He was son of Muhammad Sahib al-Hukam, the son of Abd'Allah Ba al-Uraidhi, a descendant of Hazrath Ali al-Uraidhi ibn Ja'far al-Sadiq RA. He had a brother called Jafar whose descendants went to Misr (Egypt) and Rûm (modern day Turkey) and lived during the weakening Samanid rule of Greater Persia (Transoxiana, Khurasan and Khawarizm). Amongst the martyrs in his army was Syed Sabzwar RA. Hazrat Syed Imam Ali al-Haq's shrine is situated in Sialkot city at the place where he was martyred. The path leading to his tomb is often lined with numerous pilgrims. The mausoleum complex is a maze of narrow corridors and steps leading to several other holy tombs of martyres from his army whose names are not known, including the shrines of pirs (holy men). The tomb of Imam Ali-ul-Haq RA is to the right, through a mirrored gateway and is tiled with Quranic inscriptions and geometric designs.

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