Rabwah
Rabwah, officially known as Chenab Nagar, is a city in Chiniot District, Punjab, Pakistan on the bank of Chenab River.
Getting to Rabwah
There are two ways to get to Rabwah: You can get here by road from two sides, as the Faisalabad-Sargodha road which is newly built passes from the city, so the city can be reached from Faislabad as well as Sargodha. Rabwah connects via Chiniot with M2 national motorway from PindiBhatian interchange, Faisalabad interchange, Sial Mor Interchange.
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Worth seeing
Rabwah was the headquarters of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community until 1983 when the ordinance issued by General Zia-ul-haq forced the then-caliph of the community, Hadhrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad, to move to London, where the present headquarters are. Rabwah is known for this association, so many places worth visiting are associated with the community and are of much significance for the followers of the community.
Things to do
1. Offer prayers in Masjid Mubarak and Masjid Aqsa. 2. Visit graves of second and third caliphs. 3. Visit the library and offices. 4. Play different sports in Nasir sports complex. 5. Horse Riding. 6. Rowing in River Chenab. 7. Swimming in Yakku wali nehr. 8. Rock climbing. 9. Meet research scholars in Jamia Ahmadiyya. 10. Fishing
Where to eat
1. Darul Ziafat Daal & Alu gosht (free for everyone). 2. Mannan icecream and kababs. 3. Fast food from MFC (burnt down and closed), Pizzeria D' Cafe, Pizza House, Pizzanio pizza, M. Cafe, and Rockey’s. 4. Chapli Kabab from Ahmadnagar. 5. Fish from river Chenab on the bridge. 6. Traditional food from MFC (closed), Chargha House, Faraan Restaurant. Super Burger House, Aqsa Road. Super Burger House 7.
Getting around Rabwah the local way
- Get aroundYou can get around by Auto-Rickshaws which run on set routes, so if you want to go somewhere without waiting for the rickshaw to fill, you have to pay extra.
From Wikivoyage: Rabwah, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-03.
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