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Dajal is a small town in Tehsil Jampur Distt.Rajan Pur of Punjab, Pakistan. It is on the border of Balochistan province. It is located at 29°33′34″N 70°22′33"E, and its population is around 50,000. A few people are working in Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates Etymology Edit Dajal town was established by a saint named Dawood, when he was passing through a mud dunes, he stayed there under the tree, in local Siraiki language it is called "JAAL". After that place become a small village and called as Doowd Jaal, Afterward when population was increasing, town name changed to Dawojal and finally Dajal.[citation needed] History During the rule of Langahs in 1452, Islam Khan a relation of Lodhi King of Delhi was in charge of the southern part of the Multan Province. Nahars overthrew the supremacy of Langah and the then Lodhi King of Delhi approved the act. Nahars annexed a greater part of Dera Ghazi Khan and charged upon the territory of Dajal and Harrand in the north. Their march was repelled by Miranis in 1482. Albeit the country around Harrand and Dajal inhabited by Gorchani and Lunds tribes was governed by Khan of Kalat Mir Noori Naseer Khan Baloch for 70 years after defeating Ahmed Shah Abdali in 1758. Khan of Kalat retained this tract of land until 1827. Besides the area around Dajal and Harrand the Baloch tribes of Koh-e-Suleman including Marris, Bugtis and Kethrans are said to have been under nominal subjugation of Khan of Kalat though Qaisranis and Buzdars served as personal body guards of Khan of Kalat , but the Khan could never extend his direct sway over these tribes i.e. Qaisranis, Buzdars, Lunds, Khosas, Legharis, Gorchanis and Mazaris inhabiting the mountainous tract from north of south The country of Harrand and Dajal came under the control of Khan of Kalat Mir Naseer Khan Baloch after defeating Ahmed Shah Abdali in Kalat Balochistan in 1758. This tract remained under the Khanate up till 1827. In 1827, the Nawab of Bhawalpur occupied the country of Dajal and Harrand for Sikh and thus the rule of Khan of Kalat came to an end over this area. Kabul, the British Government in 1838, at Lahore, ratified the treaty of 1834 between the Shah and the Maharajah. By this Ali Khan Abad Alipur Arifwala Attock Bhera Bhalwal Bahawalnagar Bahawalpur Bhakkar Burewala Chillianwala Choa Saidanshah Chakwal Chak Jhumra Chichawatni Chiniot Chishtian Chunian Dijkot Daska Davispur Darya Khan Dera Ghazi Khan Dhaular Dina Dinga Dhudial Dipalpur Faisalabad Fateh Jang Ghakhar Mandi Gojra Gujranwala Gujrat Gujar Khan Harappa Hafizabad Haroonabad Hasilpur Haveli Lakha Jalalpur Jattan Jampur Jaranwala Jhang Jhelum Kallar Syedan Kalabagh Karor Lal Esan Kasur Kamalia Kāmoke Khanewal Khanpur Khanqah Sharif Kharian Khushab Kot Adu Jauharabad Lahore Lalamusa Layyah Lawa Liaquat Pur Lodhran Malakwal Mamoori Mailsi Mandi Bahauddin Mian Channu Mianwali Miani Multan Murree Muridke Mianwali Bangla Muzaffargarh Narowal Nankana Sahib Okara Renala Khurd Pakpattan Pattoki Pindi Bhattian Pind Dadan Khan Pir Mahal Qaimpur Qila Didar Singh Rabwah Raiwind Rajanpur Rahim Yar Khan Rawalpindi Sadiqabad Sahiwal Sambrial Samundri Sangla Hill Sarai Alamgir Sargodha Shakargarh Sheikhupura Shujaabad Sialkot Sohawa Soianwala Siranwali Tandlianwala Talagang Taxila Toba Tek Singh Vehari Wah Cantonment Wazirabad Yazman Zafarwal Zahir Pir Puran Shareef