Haji Abdullah Shah

Haji Abdullah Shah (Sindhi, حاجی عبداللہ شاہ، حاجي عبدالله شاھ) is a village and union council in Badin, Sindh, Pakistan. It is located 20 km southeast of Badin.

Languages
Native people of Haji Abdullah Shah speak Sindhi in social gatherings, but there are other languages spoken by different tribes as well. A form of balochi is spoken by the Khaskheli and Jamali tribes, and the Kohli and Bhil tribes speak Dhatki or Thari.

Weather
Weather in Haji Abdullah Shah is moderate and is tempered by the sea breeze which blows for eight months of the year from March to October, making the hot weather somewhat cooler than for most parts of Badin.

Cyclones, such as Cyclone Biparjoy, and floods often hit because of Haji Abdullah Shah's proximity to the sea.

Geography
Haji Abdullah Shah is an area of plains with some swamps and wetlands.