Death
Date of Muhammad Saleh's death is not certain. S. M. Latif in his works states on unspecified authority that Muhammad Saleh Kamboh died in A. H. 1085 (1675 AD) which is accepted by some writers.
A mosque known as Saleh Kamboh Mosque has been built with his name in Mochi Gate, Walled City of Lahore. He is buried in Lahore, though his grave location is currently disputed by the owners of the property.
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