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⚫ | Parich [[Khel]] are the descendants of [[Muhammadzai]]<ref>Rose, H.a.[https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.69674/page/n1/mode/2up Glossary Of The Tribes And Castes Of The Punjab And North-west Frontier Province Vol.3]1990. p. 251.</ref> tribe, situated in [[Utmanzai, Charsadda]]. This subtribe is near Utmanzai Bazar. <mapframe latitude="34.184990185792714" longitude="71.76257353725236" zoom="14" text="Location of Parich Khel, Utmanzai" width="230" height="230" /> |
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{{Short description|Parich Khel is a subtribe in Utmanzai, Charsadda}} |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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People of Parich [[Khel]] also reside in Mera Utmanzai and Khanmahi. |
People of Parich [[Khel]] also reside in Mera Utmanzai and Khanmahi. |
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==History of Parich Khel== |
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Parich Khel has a rich history including prominent military figures, political leaders, and academic leaders. The most prominent figures of Parich Khel are: |
Parich Khel has a rich history including prominent military figures, political leaders, and academic leaders. The most prominent figures of Parich Khel are: |
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* [[Major General Akbar Khan]] [[File:Major General Akbar Khan 1912 - 1993.jpg|thumb|Major Akbar Khan, the military person from Parich Khel ]] |
* [[Major General Akbar Khan]] [[File:Major General Akbar Khan 1912 - 1993.jpg|thumb|Major Akbar Khan, the military person from Parich Khel ]] |
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*[[Lala Nisar]] Muhammad Khan [[File:Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan.jpg|alt=Nisar Muhammad Khan (Late)|thumb|Prominent person of Parich Khel, Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan. Lala was a Pakistani politician, [[Senate of Pakistan|senator]], member of parliament, and [[Cabinet of Pakistan|cabinet minister]]]] |
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* Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan |
* Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan |
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* Tariq Azam Khan |
* Tariq Azam Khan |
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[[Major General Akbar Khan]] was an armed officer in Pakistan Army<ref>[https://tribune.com.pk/article/97280/the-rawalpindi-conspiracy-the-history-and-legacy-of-pakistans-first-coup-attempt The Rawalpindi Conspiracy: The History And Legacy Of Pakistan’s First Coup Attempt]</ref>. He served in the [[First Kashmir War]], [[Waziristan War]], and [[Second World War]]. He has written a book "The Raiders of Kashmir"<ref>The Book [https://archive.org/details/VSXt%20raiders-in-kashmir/mode/2up Raiders In Kashmir] By Akbar Khan </ref>., in which he has provided his experience of [[Indo-Pak conflict]]. Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan, he had served in the [[Pakistan Navy]]. [[Lala Nisar]] Muhammad Khan (late) was a politician, senator and cabinet minister<ref>Correspondent A, Published February 24, 2016. |
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[[Major General Akbar Khan]].<ref>The Book [https://archive.org/details/VSXt%20raiders-in-kashmir/mode/2up Raiders In Kashmir] By Akbar Khan </ref>{{fv}} |
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⚫ | [https://www.dawn.com/news/1241546/newspaper/newspaper/column Former federal minister passes away],''DAWN.COM''</ref>. Lala has his residency in a small town of Utmanzai known as Sheikh Abad and now his son [[Fazal Muhammad Khan]] (winner of National Assembly seat ([[NA-25 Charsadda-II]])), serving as a Member of [[National Assembly of Pakistan]]<ref>[https://hamariweb.com/pakistan-election/general/2024/NA-25/ NA-25 Election Winnner 2024],''hamariweb.com''</ref>. |
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, who served in the [[First Kashmir War]], [[Waziristan War]], and [[Second World War]]; Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan, who served in the [[Pakistan Navy]]; [[Lala Nisar]] Muhammad Khan (late) was a politician, senator and cabinet minister<ref>Correspondent A, Published February 24, 2016. |
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==Notable Members== |
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* [[Major General Akbar Khan]] |
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* Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan |
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* [[Fazal Muhammad Khan]] |
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* Tariq Azam Khan |
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==References== |
Revision as of 13:41, 18 July 2024
Parich Khel are the descendants of Muhammadzai[1] tribe, situated in Utmanzai, Charsadda. This subtribe is near Utmanzai Bazar.
![Map](https://maps.wikimedia.org/img/osm-intl,14,34.184990185793,71.762573537252,230x230.png?lang=en)
Overview
People of Parich Khel also reside in Mera Utmanzai and Khanmahi.
History of Parich Khel
Parich Khel has a rich history including prominent military figures, political leaders, and academic leaders. The most prominent figures of Parich Khel are:
- Major General Akbar Khan
Major Akbar Khan, the military person from Parich Khel
- Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan
Prominent person of Parich Khel, Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan. Lala was a Pakistani politician, senator, member of parliament, and cabinet minister
- Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan
- Fazal Muhammad Khan
- Tariq Azam Khan
Major General Akbar Khan was an armed officer in Pakistan Army[2]. He served in the First Kashmir War, Waziristan War, and Second World War. He has written a book "The Raiders of Kashmir"[3]., in which he has provided his experience of Indo-Pak conflict. Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan, he had served in the Pakistan Navy. Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan (late) was a politician, senator and cabinet minister[4]. Lala has his residency in a small town of Utmanzai known as Sheikh Abad and now his son Fazal Muhammad Khan (winner of National Assembly seat (NA-25 Charsadda-II)), serving as a Member of National Assembly of Pakistan[5].
Notable Members
- Major General Akbar Khan
- Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan
- Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan
- Fazal Muhammad Khan
- Tariq Azam Khan
References
- ^ Rose, H.a.Glossary Of The Tribes And Castes Of The Punjab And North-west Frontier Province Vol.31990. p. 251.
- ^ The Rawalpindi Conspiracy: The History And Legacy Of Pakistan’s First Coup Attempt
- ^ The Book Raiders In Kashmir By Akbar Khan
- ^ Correspondent A, Published February 24, 2016. Former federal minister passes away,DAWN.COM
- ^ NA-25 Election Winnner 2024,hamariweb.com