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Jhang District is situated in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is situated on the Chenab river, with 387,418 inhabitants (1998).

Jhang is situated at latitude 31.15° N and longitude 72.22° E [1] in Punjab province Pakistan.

District Jhang is adjoined by Toba Tek Singh and Faislabad districts to the east, district Hafizabad to the north-east, district Khanewal on the south, district Sargodha on the north, district Khushab, Bhakkar and Layyah on the west. District Jhang is spread over an area of 8809 square kilometres and comprises four tehsils of

Jhang
Chiniot
Shorkot
Ahmed pur sial

Almost all the area is plain cultivable land except to the north are some rocks near Rabwah at the banks of the River Chenab which belong to the series of Kirana Hills which in nature are like the mountains of Aravalli series. In the western part, a desert area called Thal extends from the banks of the Jehlum River to the far west in the districts of Khushab and Bhakkar, while the Sandal Bar area arises from the Pabbarwala area near the Gujranwala boundary as the land abruptly arises from the land level almost at ten feet (3 m) height and almost gains 30 feet (9 m) height and this tract runs up till 87 km in the south and has a breadth of almost 30 to 40 km. This while area comprised forest in past and no kind of cultivation was possible for almost 100 years before the British colonial government established a canal system and the town of Lyallpur (now Faisalabad) on 975 acres (395 ha) of land, which is now the textile industry hub of Pakistan. Between the rivers Jehlum and Chenab a small area of kirana bar is also located in this district, which ends at the Ghoriwala village. The area alongside the banks of rivers Ravi, Chenab and Jehlum is called Hitthar (area in which flood water reaches), while the upland area between bars and hitthar is called Utar.

Area
The district is spread over an area of 8,809 km²

Jhangochi
Jhangochi (also known as Jhangi) is the oldest and purest dialect of Punjabi Language; it also has a widespread area starting from Khanewal at both ends of Ravi and Chenab ending into Gujranwala District. Almost the whole area shares the same tradition and culture. There are different aspects of the Jhangochi dialect of the Punjabi language and also the great culture of this area which created the romance stories of Heer Ranjha and Mirza Sahiba.

Famous Sufi saint Hazrat Sultan Bahoo's poetry is also in the same Punjabi dialect

Culture
The District of Jhang is in a region which is known as Sandal Bar. Punjabi folk dances such as Jhummar and Sammi are from this area. Jhummar is a dance for men while Sammi is danced by women. The famous form of folk music is known as dhola or Jhang da dhola. The men wear turbans and dhotis (like a kilt) though in recent years people have started wearing the national dress which is shalwar kameez. The old women you will see will be wearing dhotis (skirts) but the younger women wear shalwar kameez because of cultural and social changes over the years. Tent Pagging (naiza baazi) is a very important sport and part of life for the people of Jhang, while kabaddi is a very famous traditional sport. Teeyan and Trinjan was till 40 years back an important activity for women but with industrialization women no longer weave cloth using the spinning wheels

Wazeer Mosque (Chiniot)
Ilam-ud-Deen Ansari, originally from Chiniot, Jhang, became one of the most respectable personality due to his knowledge and intellectual approach, besides being a good physician who cured Nur Jehan and was given the title of Wazir Khan.Artisans from Chiniot excelled in designing and assisted the construction & designing of Taj Mahal, The Golden Temple, Shahi Masjid at Chiniot. Nowadays, Chiniot is known for its carved furniture

Mazar (Shrine) of Hazrat Sultan Bahu
Born in Shorkot in 1039H, Sultan Bahu was a 17th century scholar and sufi poet. He wrote his Diwan in Urdu, Persian and Punjabi and is suppose to have written 140 books. [4] His initially shrine was in the fort of Kergan by the banks of the River Chenab but with the river changing its course it was moved, not once but twice to its present location in Shorkot.[5] People from far off places come to attend his Urs held every January

Heer & Ranjha
The heroine of the famous love story, Heer Ranjha, Heer's tomb lies just north of Jhang on the way to Faisalabad.[6] An annual fair is held at her tomb. A comprehensive account of her story is told by Waris Shah in his book

Doctor Abdul Salam

Doctor Abdul Salam Born In Jhang And he get early education from Govt High School Jhang anf further from Govt College Jhang.Salam attended the Government College at Lahore, and in 1952 he received his Ph.D. in theoretical physics from the University of Cambridge. He returned to Pakistan as a professor of mathematics in 1951–54 and then went back to Cambridge as a lecturer in mathematics. He became professor of theoretical physics at the Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, in 1957. Salam was the first Pakistani and the first Muslim scientist to win a Nobel Prize. In 1964 he helped found the International Centre for Theoretical Physics at Trieste, Italy, in order to provide support for physicists from Third World countries. He served as the centre's director until his death.

Salam carried out his Nobel Prize–winning research at the Imperial College of Science and Technology in the 1960s. His hypothetical equations, which demonstrated an underlying relationship between the electromagnetic force and the weak nuclear force, postulated that the weak force must be transmitted by hitherto-undiscovered particles known as weak vector bosons, or W and Z bosons. Weinberg and Glashow reached a similar conclusion using a different line of reasoning. The existence of the W and Z bosons was eventually verified in 1983 by researchers using particle accelerators at CERN

born Jan. 29, 1926, Jhang Maghiana, Punjab (Pakistan)
died Nov. 21, 1996, Oxford, Eng.

Shrines in Jhang

Darbar Mahni Sharif : Kot Lakhnana, 6th Mile, Gojra Road, Jhang
Hazrat Sultan Bahoo (RA) : Tehsil Shorkot, Distt. Jhang.
Hazrat Shah Jewana (RA) : Shah Jewana, Tehsil & Distt. Jhang.
Sial Sharif : Sial Sharif, Sargodha Road, Jhang.
Maai Heer : Faisalabad Road, Jhang Saddar.
Peer Hathy Wan : Jhang City
Shrine of Athara Hazari : Athara Hazari Jhang.
Baloki Shareef : Mochi Wala, Faisalabad Road, Jhang.
Hazrat Shah Sadiq Nahang : Shorkot Multan road, Jhang.
Darber Rodoo Sultan : Garrh MahaRaja road, Jhang.
Darbar Peer Gohar Shah
Darbar Mian Murad
Peer Mirak Sial
Darbar Mae Bap (Bahoo Sultan)
Peer Abdr Rehman
Peer Hasu Balail
Darbar Noori Nahra
Peer Dargahi Shah
Peer Uch Gul Immam
Darbar Hafiz Ali Muhammad Naqshband indroon Chowk Bazar Jhang Sadar
Peer Durki shah : Rustam Sargana Road, Haveli Bahader Shah, Thesil Shorkot, Disst Jhang.

Dhaji Peer

Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Ji : This sacred shrine of Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Ji is on Toba road outside Jhang. Buses or mini buses going to this place from Jhang are easily available. Its bus stop is on the bridge after Bagha Wala. From the bus stop one has to walk upstream along the canal. A Gurdwara was built by the followers on the mound where Sat Gur Dev Ji had stayed. A primary school is housed in the Gurdwara now.

Climate and general soil conditions
The climate of the district is hot and dry during summer and cold and dry in winter. The surface of the district presents three distinct levels i.e. sand dunes of Thal on the extreme west, low lying river valley in the centre and old Sandal Bar on the extreme east. The rivers of Jhelum and Chanab make their way through the district and Trimmu Head-works is the pint of their confluence

Summary:

Area : 3397 Squire Miles (8809 Squire kms).
Population : 195,558 (Only Jhang) (pop. 1981 est.)
387,418 (Only Jhang) (pop. 1998 est.)
Tehsils : Jhang, Chiniot, Shorkot and Ahmedpur Sial
Language : Panjabi 87%, Urdu 11% and Other 2% (English etc.).
Punjabi is the mother tongue of people.
Climate : Summer : (Apr - Sept) 38.2 oC

Winter : (Oct-Mar) 4.5 oC
The hottest is May and June
The coolest is December and January

Temperature : Summer : 38.2 oC Winter : 4.5 oC
Police Stations : Jhang Sadar, Jhang City, Kotwali P/O, Qadir Pur, Massan, Dherkhan Wala, Mochi Wala.
Main Cities : Jhang, Chiniot, Lalian, Atharan Hazari, Mandi Shah Jewana, Shah Jewana, Bhowana, Shor Kot, Ahmadpur Sial, Gharmahraja, Chenab Nagar, Bahu Sultan.
Historical Places : Head Trummu, Shorkot Ruins, Maai Heer Tomb,

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