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Wali Kirani is one of the foremost saints of his time. He is a Husseini Syed and was from the line of Hazrat Imam Ali Naqi's (the 10th imam) son, Hazrat Imam Hassan Asghar. He was a descendent of Khwaja Maudood Chishti and because of this was known as "Moudodi Chishti" . His father was Khwaja Naqr-ud-din (Shal Pir baba). Khwaja Naqr-ud-din along with his two brothers left Chisht and migerated to Minziki Pishin, where one of his brother's Khwaja Ali took permanent residence and his tomb is also in Minziki but Khwaja Naqr-ud-din continued ahead to Quetta and settled there. His tomb is near the Old fort Quetta. His other brother Khwaja Ibrahim continued ahead, settled in Mastung and his tomb is also in Mastung, Balochistan.
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