Suleman Belal Kazi

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Suleman Belal Kazi, Pir of Pakistan, reported to have lived between 1800 and 1875, his followers were great in number (in some scripts between 100,00 and 150,00 ).

He belonged to the Sufi division of Muslims. While he lived he fought against the British government of that time with his followers, however he did did not become as famous as other leaders of Muslims like Sir Syed Ahmad khan or Syed Ahmad shaheed. (His followers say that this is because the government killed his followers and destroyed his works because they feared that he would start revolt against the British government.)

According to unconfirmed reports, his is the grave in Mansehra said to be that of no gazzi baba" (the nine meter saint). People say his grave grew over time gradually and is still growing.

In 2000 AD one of his followers showed the negative of an image of him, but it was found to be a computer edited image of somebody else.

He died on the battle field in 1875.

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