Chura Sharif
Chura Sharif is a village situated in Jand Tehsil of Attock District in Punjab Province of Pakistan.[1] Chura Sharif has the largest Naqshbandi shrine in the Indian Sub-continent. It is the centre of the Naqshbandi order in the sub-continent.[2][3]
Union Council in Punjab, Pakistan
33°41′33″N 72°27′12″E / 33.69250°N 72.45333°E / 33.69250; 72.45333Education
The village has two government school, a high school each for boys and girls.
Government Boys High School Chura Sharif
![School Building](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cc/High_School_Chura_Sharif.jpg/220px-High_School_Chura_Sharif.jpg)
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Attock District
- Attock
- Fateh Jang
- Hazro
- Hassan Abdal
- Jand
- Pindi Gheb
- Akhori
- Attock Khurd
- Khaur
- Nara
- Malak Mala
- Mian Wala
towns
- Attock (district headquarters)
- Attock Khurd
- Fateh Jang
- Ghorghushti
- Gondal
- Haji Shah
- Hasan Abdal
- Hazro
- Jand, Attock
- Khagwani
- Khaur
- Lawrencepur
- Makhad
- Pindigheb
- Thatta
- Akhori
- Barazai
- Basal
- Basia
- Bathou
- Behbudi
- Boota
- Burhan
- Chechi
- Chhab
- Chura Sharif
- Daurdad
- Dhari Rai Ditta
- Dhok Mohammad
- Dilawarabad
- Dowal
- Formulli
- Gangal
- Garhi Matani
- Haddowali
- Hameed
- Ikhlas
- Jalalia
- Jhamat
- Kalu Kalan
- Kamalpur Musa
- Kamalpuralam
- Kamra
- Khunda
- Kot Sundki
- Malhoo
- Mansar
- Mohalla Sadiqabad
- Momanpur
- Monno Nagar
- Musa
- Nakka Khurd
- Nara
- Nartopa
- Nilhad
- Painda
- Pindi Sarhal
- Pindsultani
- Pirdad
- Shadikhan
- Shamsabad
- Shinka
- Sirka
- Sulemanadbad
- Tarap
- Waisa