Qibla-e-Alam Law Chamber

24/04/2026

Khawaja Qibla Alam Law Chamber mourns the demise of Sahibzada Khizer Hassan son of Sahibzada Mian Abdul Ghani r.a (Additional Registrar Lahore High Court Bahawalpur Bench 1984)

27/03/2026

On April 27, 1959, a quiet afternoon in Bombay was shattered by three gunshots at Malabar Hill. The victim: businessman Prem Ahuja. The man who walked out calmly and surrendered was K. M. Nanavati, a decorated naval commander.

Born in 1925 into a Parsi family, Nanavati served in the Indian Navy and was married to Sylvia, with whom he had a seemingly happy life. But long naval deployments left Sylvia lonely, and she grew close to Ahuja. When Nanavati discovered the affair, he confronted Ahuja—only to receive a dismissive response.

Moments later, three shots were fired.

What followed became one of India’s most sensational court cases—the Nanavati Case. Public opinion overwhelmingly sided with Nanavati. Women sent him letters, crowds cheered him, and media narratives painted him as a wronged husband. A jury initially declared him not guilty, but the verdict was overturned by the High Court, sentencing him to life imprisonment.

Years later, he was pardoned and moved to Canada with his family, living a quiet life thereafter.

This case not only shook the nation but also led to the end of jury trials in India.

Love, betrayal, honor, and justice—this story remains etched in history, inspiring books and films like Rustom and Midnight’s Children.

Sometimes, love isn’t just a feeling—it becomes a story that changes a nation.

15/03/2026

May Allah Pak bless him high ranks in Jannah. Nafeer Sb, former Principal of QLC Lahore.
QALC mourns the demise of legendary advocate and teacher.

14/03/2026

Trial of MUHAMMAD Bahadur Shah Zafar

After the siege and later fall of Delhi a kangaroo court was established, to put on trial the most famous person of India, the king of Delhi, the last Mughal emperor. His crime was nothing apart from supporting a legitimate fight and resistance against an occupier, the most powerful empire of the time, ‘The British Empire’. His claim was legitimate; being the ruler of India he supported the Mutiny but denied any conspiracy against British Citizens of India. He accepted and treated every English man and woman of Delhi, as his own subject.

He was brought to this sham court and the East India Company tried to prove that, ‘He is the spiritual leader of resistance against the British all over the world’. Which he denied categorically. This was utilized as an old trick to make a case against a leader and a community. Especially if the leader of the revolt belonged to that community who was fighting all over the world against a super power. The nineteenth century was a messy century for the British. Empire who had one common enemy at different fronts and in different continents, it was Muslim and Islam. The Muslims of Sudan and Egypt (Africa), Muslim and Hindus of India, Ottoman in the Middle East and Muslims of Afghanistan and Central Asia. Like any other resistance in the history of mankind these resistance too required a spiritual support. All fighters against the Empire had a single spiritual inspiration to keep resistance going on and that was ISLAM.
Bahadur Shah Zafar had nothing to do with so called ‘an international conspiracy against the British Empire’; neither was he a leader of those resistances. An old Sufi King was unjustly punished for a crime he never committed, along with him mostly Muslims of Delhi suffered. They were routed out from Shahjahanabad. Below is an account from ‘The Last Mughal’

The court martial sat for the last time on 9 March, and at 11 a.m., in front of a croweded courtroom, Harriott made his closing speech. For two and a half hours, he again elaborated his theory of the Uprising being an international Islamic conspiracy. ‘I have endeavoured to point out’, he declaimed, ‘how intimately the prisoner, as the head of the Mahommedan faith in India, has been connected with the organization of that conspiracy, either as its leader or its unscrupulous accomplice….’
Harriott then added a concluding passage, criticizing the idea that the Uprising could be in any way connected with the activity of Christian missionaries, as some were already suggesting: ‘A candid undisguised eneavour to gain followers to Christ’, he said, ‘has never, that I am aware of, been viewed with the slightest sign of disapprobation by any portion of the natives….Christianity, when seen in it own pure light, has no terrors for natives….
Just before 3 pm, the judges retired to consider their verdict. A few minutes later, they returned to unanimously declare Zafar guilty ‘of all and every part of the charges preferred against him’.
The last Mughal pp 442-443

Below is an image of the chargesheet of Bahadur Shah Zafar

13/03/2026

10/03/2026

Sahibzada Mian Naseer Baksh Manghervi r.a
Civil Judge Campbellpur (circa 1958)
Additional Commissioner Multan 1974.

10/03/2026

Hazrat Sahibzada Abdul Ghani Manghervi r.a
Additional Registrar Lahore High Court Bahawalpur Bench (circa 1980).

01/11/2025

Khawaja Qibla e Alam Law Chamber Multan & Chishtian supported and voted candidates for Multan, Bahawalpur and Bahawalnagar seats made landslide victory ... Congratulations !

07/10/2025

الحمدللہ رب العالمین 🙏
ایاک نعبد و ایاک نستعین 🤲
گزشتہ ہفتے *خواجہ قبلہ عالم لاء چمبر ملتان * کےکیسز کے رزلٹ ✌️🙏🤲⚖️👍
(1) ریحان غوری بنام نعمان ٹریڈرز دعوی دلاپانے ریکوری✌️ کامیابی
(2) رابعہ وغیرہ بنام ریاض احمد دعوی دلاپا نے خرچہ حق مہر وغیرہ ✌️کامیابی
(3)عدنان بنام ثنا
(4) ثنا بنام عدنان دعوی دلاپانے خرچہ و حضانت✌️ کامیابی
(5)حنا احمد بنام زاہد فاروق دعوی منسوخی دستاویزات ✌️ کامیابی
(6) حنا احمد بنام زاہد فاروق درخواست حضانت ✌️ کامیابی
(7)ثنا اللہ بنام سرکار ضمانت منظور ✌️
(8) عثمان بنام سرکار ضمانت منظور ✌️(9) محمد علی بنا احسن ولی کامیابی دعوی خارج ✌️
(10) محمد وزیر بنام احسن وزیر ۔۔ حکم امتناعی خارج ✌️

03/10/2025

Case winning treat with associates after having decreed in our favour a hotly contested case!.