QuyyumAbad
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Quyymabad (قیوم آباد), is part of Korangi Town in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. Previously known as Bostanabad. People came here in replacement of Azad Colony in 1965. Azad Colony is near Jinnah Hospital. Government move Azad Colony from there because they want to develop Heart Surgical Ward. But Azad Colony still there because after few years the technical board rejected that place due to railway track.
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[edit] Population
Its above 100,000. all majority is Muslim (80%) and Christens (20%)
[edit] Political Party
AZZAD Member
[edit] Languages
Hindco (Hazara,tanoly), Pathan, Panjab some others etc.
[edit] Bus stops
- A area Stop (also call chongi because it was before 1970)
- B area Stop
- C area Stop
[edit] Sectors
Quyyumabad has 4 sectors:
- 'A' (larger)
- 'B'
- 'C'
- 'D' (Older name was Bostanabad).
[edit] Mosque (Masjid)
Quyyumabad has 8 Mosques (Masjids).
[edit] A area
- Madina Jama Masjid. (Deobandi) with (Eid/Janaza Ghah -Ground)
- Ghosia Jama Masjid. (Berailvi)
- Usman (Al-Hadise)
[edit] B area
- Muhammadi Jama Masjid. (Berailvi) with (Janaza Ghah - Park)
- Tahiba Jama Masjid. (Berailvi)
[edit] C area
- Hanfia Jama Masjid. (Berailvi)
- Usmania Jama Masjid. (Berailvi)
[edit] D area
- Noor Jama Masjid. (Deobandi)
[edit] Churches
Quyyumabad has 3 churches:
- ARP (A area)
- Unknown (A area)
- Unknown (C area)
[edit] Schools
- Rahat Girls School (Govt.)
- Baldia Boys School (Govt.)
- Al-Abbas School Boys&Girls Both (Private) Majority of students are here 80% aprox.
- Al-Farooq School
[edit] Graveyards
- In B area. (Muslim)
- In D area. (Muslim)
- In D area. (Christens)
[edit] External links
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