Prior to the arrival of Islamic teachers in the 1100s AD, the holder of the village lands was Jay Ram Choudhry, a Hindu in the Lodhra family of the Jat clan.
[2] The principle Islamic teacher in the Jhelum region, now revered as a saint, was a man called Salah ad-Din from Hindustan.
When Salah ad-Din and Khair Paswal arrived in Kharota Syedan, they lived at the site of the present village khanqah (place of religious gathering or spiritual retreat.)
When he was dying, Salah left his estate, including the village and surrounding fertile lands, to Khair Paswal.
Hearing this, Salah ad-Din raised his hands in supplication and prayed for the prosperity Khair Paswal and his descendants.
The first khanqah in Kharota Syedan (Darbar Chitti Khanghah) was founded by Fateh, son of Fazal, descendant of Khair Paswal.
Then Mr. Syed Qaiser Abbas elected as a chairman kharota syedan UC 44 on 5 December 2015 till now
Kharota Syedan Sialkot have a registered Non-Government Organization name as The Helpers Welfare Foundation working under supervision of Syed Baseer Zafar (Founder President) here since 2010 in different dimensions such as health, environment, education, social uplift, natural disasters, etc.