Jalalpur Pirwala

Jalalpur Pirwala stood beside an old channel of the Beas, called the Bhatari, in the Multan country of southern Punjab. The title Pirwala referred to Sayyid Sultan Ahmad Kattal, also known as Pir Kattal, a Muslim saint and teacher descended from Sayyid Jalal of Uch. He died at Jalalpur in 1631.

A domed shrine built in 1745 marked his tomb, its surfaces decorated with blue glazed tiles. The building made the saint's memory a lasting feature of the town. Its name, ancestry and architecture place Jalalpur within the religious landscape linking Multan with Uch, where the authority of Sufi lineages was embodied in shrines and maintained across generations.