in 1934, a muslim pir of lawari had organised a local haj for those who could not afford to visit saudi arabia. the pilgrims gathered on ziwal-haj, read namaz while turning to the dargah, went to a local well renamed "zam zam", addressed the pir as "khuda" and greeted each other as "hajji". it gave these poor muslims great spiritual satisfaction. the muslims denounced it as un-islamic, agitated violently, and forced allah bux soomro to ban it in 1938. this group had similar beliefs as zikri sect of balochistan.