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Jafar-E-Tayyar or '
Jaffar-E-Tayyar Cooperative Housing Society
'' ( ur, جعفر طیار ) (J.T.C.H.S.) is one of the neighbourhoods of
Malir Town Malir Town ( sd, ملير ٽائون, ur, ) lies in the northern part of the city that was named after the Malir River. History Administrative status 2000 The federal government under introduced local government reforms in the year 2 ...
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. The resident population is 99% Shia in Jafar-e-Tayyar.


History Of Jafar Tayyar

As Karachi's population grew, mourning also spread to different parts of the city. There is also a Jaffar Tayyar Society in these settlements. Jaffar Tayyar Society is located in Malir District and has a population of over 60,000. These include Hasnain Society, Ammar Yasir, Ghazi Town, and Bagh Asad. This entire population consists of believers and is now a regular union council of Malir District. Malir was an agricultural area, therefore it was totally dependent on rainfall. As the rains receded, water problems continued to grow and as a result, farmers left the land and retreated. So the farmers started selling this vacant land. Jafar e Tayyar Society also consisted of farms. When the farms came to an end, it was bought by a capitalist Haider Ali Mulji in 1969 and he started plotting for the believers here. Initially, a 200-yard plot was sold for Rs 2,000 and a 96-yard plot for Rs 1,000. Thus the population began to grow slowly. The first house here belonged to the aunt of the forest, whose name was given to the forest aunt because she lived in this forest. It was the same three-story house in front of the Markazi Imambargah that collapsed in 2019. The population expansion of Jafar Tayyar Society started from F-South adjoining surveys like 640, 627 and 552 etc, and has grown to such an extent that today Jafar Tayyar Society is a Union Council of Malir District.


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Jafar e Tayyar Website

Karachi Website
Neighbourhoods of Karachi Malir Town {{Karachi-geo-stub