The legends “Noori- Jam Tamachi” is associated with this kind ruler. As indicated by "Tuhfat-ul-Karam", "the grave of Jam Tamachi (and Noori as well) is towards the south of the grave of Sheik Hammad, and encased in a vault." But it is certainty that Jam Tamachi had assembled a sublime royal residence for Noori on the bank of Keenjhar, however there is moreover no indication of this royal residence. "Tabaqat-i-Akbari" and "Firsishta" do not say his administer a second time. Tuhfat-ul Karam is a first wellspring of this legend Noori- Jam Tamachi", which gives record of this annal. The guideline of Sultan Rukunuddin Shah Jam Tamachi in 1389-1392 A.D. Begun a second time.
According to one popular tradition, Jam Tamchi and the fisherwomen Noori, whom he made his queen, are laid in two old tombs at that end of Makli Hill. Noori belonged to the Gundra sub caste of Mohana tribe. Chief John Wood of the Indian Navy went to this spot in 1837 and had expounded on it.It is expressed that, out and about in the middle of Helaya and the lake when they passed a little and respected looking square nook of plain flintone, their aide educated them, that was the tomb of Jam Tamachi, the vicar of Indus anglers.
These remains are arranged on a slope at the northern end of the Sonahri dhandhs (or lake) close Helaya, in the Thatta taluka, and order a fine view. Accordingly, an extraordinary antiquarian M.H. Panhwar states that, this makes the said grave of Noori, now in the keenjhar Lake and protected as a landmark by the Irrigation Department, an archeological fraud of later times. Presently, there has been a hallowed place amidst the Keenjhar lake, denoting Noori's grave.On the other hand, it is additionally realized that, an alternate antiquated building in remains is the Mari, or house of Jam Tamachi, the fourth sovereign of the Samma administration in Sindh, who thrived about A.D. 1380. Everyday hundreds of devotees erroneously visit the shrine.