The area covered on the map is much of uninhabited in nature, where a graveyard belongs to the Muslim Community situates to the left side and a garden belongs to Nawab Ikbal-ud-Daula Br at the right side of Sayad Ali Dargah Street, which runs from the Bark Jang Bagh street are visible on the map. Nawab Ikbal-ud-Daula Bahadur who popularly known as Shams-ul-Umara IV served as the prime minister of Hyderabad state was from the great Paigah family. The Paigah family was frequently connected to the ruling house by marriage and had entrusted the hereditary command of Paigah or household troops of Nizam. His original name was Nawab Muhammad Fazal-ud-Din Khan. Ikbal-ud-Daula had received many titles at various times such as Ekbal-ud-Daula, Sikander Jung, Iktaidar-ul-Mulk, Vicar-ul-Umra, Shams-ul-Umra IV & Amir-I-Kabir III, K.C.I.E, etc. His service as the Prime Minister lasted for 8 years. He was credited with opening up of the education department, department of Tadwen-e-Ulume-a-ahl-a-baith, engineering school, law classes, legislative council, Asafiya Library, etc. Moreover, he is the person who built Falak Numa Palace, which began Hijra 1301 and completed after 9 years. Also, across the Bark Jang Bagh street, graves and a garden belongs to Zulfikar-ud-Daula Br is identifiable on the map.
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