Sora Khan

Sora Khan (born 1 January 1901) was a tribal elder of the Nasir Jalalkhel branch of the Pashtun tribes, originally from Loralai, Quetta (present-day Balochistan, Pakistan). He is remembered for his influence as a family patriarch and for raising a generation of sons who later became known in the local community for their religious and social contributions.

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Full Name Sora Khan

Native Name سورہ خان

Born 1 January 1901 – Loralai, Quetta, British India (now Pakistan)

Nationality Pakistani

Tribe Nasir Jalalkhel (Pashtun)

Occupation Tribal elder, farmer

Children Haji Golan Rasool (1952–2022), Abdul Qader (1954–2002), Haji Ghulam Qasim (1956–2023), Haji Ghulam Hasem (b. 1958)

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Early Life

Sora Khan was born on 1 January 1901 in Loralai, Quetta, into the Nasir Jalalkhel Pashtun tribe. He grew up in a traditional tribal society that valued honor, courage, and communal leadership.

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Family

Sora Khan fathered four sons, each of whom became significant within the family line:

1. Haji Golan Rasool (1952–2022) – A respected elder of his generation, remembered for his religious devotion.

2. Abdul Qader (1954–2002) – Known for his simplicity and service to his extended family.

3. Haji Ghulam Qasim (1956–2023) – A family elder recognized for his wisdom and guidance.

4. Haji Ghulam Hasem (born 1958) – The youngest son, who remains alive and continues the family traditions.

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Role and Legacy

Although not widely known beyond his local area, Sora Khan held an important role within his community. As a tribal elder, he guided family matters, ensured adherence to Pashtunwali traditions, and passed down values of religious faith and hard work.

His children and grandchildren became integrated into communities across Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, furthering his legacy.

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Death

The exact date of Sora Khan’s death is not formally recorded, but his legacy continues through his descendants in Quetta, Loralai, and Dera Ismail Khan.

Hasnain Ahmad (Educator)

Hasnain Ahmad (born 8 April 1982) is a Pakistani educator and community leader from Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan. He is known for his role in promoting modern education within rural areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and for his service as a government school teacher.

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Full Name Hasnain Ahmad

Native Name حسنین احمد

Born 8 April 1982 – Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan

Nationality Pakistani

Occupation Educator

Years Active 2010–Present

Employer Government School (KPK)

Known For Education, community service

Parent(s) Hafiz Shah Nawaz (1951–1988)

Family Lashari Baloch

Children Masroor Alam, Ahmad Alam, Farhad Alam, Ume Haniya

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Biography of Hasnain Ahmad

Early Life and Family

Hasnain Ahmad was born on 8 April 1982 in Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan, into the Lashari Baloch family. His father, Hafiz Shah Nawaz, was a respected religious scholar and educator who passed away in 1988.

Hasnain grew up in an environment where education and religion were strongly emphasized. Inspired by his father’s legacy, he pursued academics and later chose to become a teacher.

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Education

Hasnain Ahmad completed his Matriculation (SSC) in the late 1990s from the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Bannu. He later earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree and trained in education sciences, enabling him to serve as a government school teacher.

His educational approach combines modern teaching methods with a focus on Islamic values, making him a respected figure among students and parents in his community.

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Career

In 2010, Hasnain Ahmad began his career as a government school teacher. Over the years, he has played a significant role in uplifting literacy rates in Dinpur and surrounding villages.

His teaching career emphasizes:

Literacy development in rural communities.

Guiding students toward higher education.

Promoting ethical and moral values alongside academics.

Beyond teaching, Hasnain has also been active in community welfare projects, encouraging youth engagement and social development.

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Personal Life

Hasnain Ahmad is married and has four children:

1. Masroor Alam

2. Ahmad Alam

3. Farhad Alam

4. Ume Haniya (daughter)

He continues to live with his family in Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan, while balancing his professional duties and community responsibilities.

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Legacy

Hasnain Ahmad is recognized as part of the new generation of educators carrying forward the traditions of his family. His work reflects the importance of education as a tool of empowerment in underdeveloped areas of Pakistan.

Through his teaching and community lea

dership, he remains committed to building a more educated and socially responsible society.

Hussain Ahmad (Educator)

Hussain Ahmad (born 8 September 1978) is a Pakistani educator, Islamic scholar, and Quran memorizer from Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan. He is known for his contributions to both secular and religious education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He currently serves as a teacher at Government High School Shero Kohna, combining traditional Islamic teachings with modern education.

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Full Name Hussain Ahmad

Native Name حسین احمد

Born 8 September 1978 – Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan

Nationality Pakistani

Occupation Educator, Islamic Scholar

Years Active 2007–Present

Employer Government High School Shero Kohna

Known For Education, Islamic studies, Quran memorization

Parent(s) Hafiz Shah Nawaz (1951–1998)

Children Salman Umar, Ahsan Ali, Muhammad Anas, Azam Tariq, Maftahullah, Muhammad Ajmal, Khadija

Family Lashari Baloch

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Biography of Hussain Ahmad

Early Life and Education

Hussain Ahmad was born on 8 September 1978 in Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan. He was raised in a scholarly family; his father, Hafiz Shah Nawaz, was a respected educator and religious scholar.

Hussain Ahmad completed his Matriculation (SSC) in 1998 from the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Bannu. Later, he pursued higher studies at Gomal University, completing his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in 2012 and Master of Arts (MA) in Islamic Studies in 2015. He also obtained a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) from Allama Iqbal Open University in 2017.

Alongside his formal education, Hussain also memorized the Holy Quran, earning a Hifz certificate, which strengthened his role as both an educator and Islamic scholar.

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Religious and Professional Career

In 2007, following the passing of his father, Hussain Ahmad was appointed as a T.T. Teacher at Government High School Shero Kohna, Dera Ismail Khan. He has since become a respected figure in his community, known for blending modern education with religious values.

His teaching emphasizes:

Islamic studies and Quranic recitation.

A balanced approach combining secular and spiritual knowledge.

Encouraging students to pursue both higher education and religious learning.

Hussain Ahmad is admired for his commitment to Quranic recitation and Islamic studies, and many of his students have gone on to become scholars, teachers, and community leaders.

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Awards and Recognition

Throughout his teaching career, Hussain Ahmad has been recognized for his dedication to education and religious guidance. His influence extends beyond the classroom, inspiring younger generations in Dinpur and Dera Ismail Khan.

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Personal Life

Hussain Ahmad is married and has seven children:

1. Salman Umar

2. Ahsan Ali

3. Muhammad Anas

4. Azam Tariq

5. Maftahullah

6. Muhammad Ajmal

7. Khadija

He belongs to the Lashari Baloch family and lives in Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan.

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Legacy and Philosophy

Hussain Ahmad’s philosophy is rooted in the idea of lifelong learning. He believes in spreading knowledge that bridges modern academics and Islamic traditi

ons. His life and work stand as a symbol of dedication, perseverance, and faith in his community.

Hafiz Shah Nawaz

Hafiz Shah Nawaz (1 January 1951 – 1998) was a Pakistani educator and certified teacher from Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan. He served at Government Higher Secondary School No. 4, where he was known for his dedication to education, Islamic knowledge, and community service. He is remembered as the father of Hussain Ahmad Dinpur and Hasnain Ahmad, both of whom carried forward his legacy in education and business.

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Name Hafiz Shah Nawaz

Born 1 January 1951 – Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan

Died 1998

Nationality Pakistani

Occupation Certified Teacher

Years Active 1974–1998

Known for Teaching & Islamic scholarship

Parent(s) Haji Fateh Sher (1900–2006)

Children Hussain Ahmad (b. 1978), Hasnain Ahmad (b. 1982)

Family Lashari Baloch

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Early Life and Education

Hafiz Shah Nawaz was born on 1 January 1951 in Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan, to Haji Fateh Sher, a respected elder of the Lashari Baloch family.

He completed his intermediate (F.Sc.) and Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) from Degree College No. 1, Dera Ismail Khan between 1962 and 1964. Later, he pursued higher studies at Punjab University, Lahore, where he earned an M.A. in English, B.Ed., and M.Ed. degrees (1968–1970). Alongside his academic qualifications, he also memorized the Holy Quran, earning him the title “Hafiz.”

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Career

In 1974, Shah Nawaz was appointed as a Certified Teacher at Government Higher Secondary School No. 4, Dera Ismail Khan. For more than two decades, he served as a respected educator, teaching English, Islamic studies, and guiding students both academically and morally.

His teaching style combined both modern education and religious values, which made him highly respected in the Dinpur community. Many of his students went on to achieve success in various fields, crediting him for his guidance.

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Personal Life

Hafiz Shah Nawaz belonged to the Lashari Baloch family. He was married and had two sons:

Hussain Ahmad (born 1978): An educator, Islamic scholar, and teacher at Government High School Shero Kohna, Dera Ismail Khan.

Hasnain Ahmad (born 1982): A businessman and entrepreneur in Dera Ismail Khan’s transport sector.

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Death and Legacy

Hafiz Shah Nawaz passed away in 1998. His death was a great loss to the Dinpur community, where he was admired not only as a teacher but also as a religious and moral guide.

He is remembered for:

His contributions to education in Dinpur and Dera Ismail Khan.

His role as a bridge between secular and religious knowledge.

Being the father of a new generation of educators and professionals.

His legacy continues through his children and grandchildren, who remain active in the fields of education, business, and community leadership.

 Haji Fateh Sher

Haji Fateh Sher (6 July 1900 – 2006) was a Pakistani elder and community figure from Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan. A respected member of the Lashari Baloch family, he was known for his wisdom, social influence, and as the father of Hafiz Shah Nawaz and Muhammad Akram, who later became educators and leaders in their community

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Name Haji Fateh Sher

Born 6 July 1900 – Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan

Died 2006

Nationality Pakistani

Tribe Lashari Baloch

Occupation Farmer, community elder

Children Hafiz Shah Nawaz (1951–1998), Muhammad Akram, Muhammad Aslam

Parent(s) Haq Nawaz (1870–1965)

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Early Life and Background

Haji Fateh Sher was born on 6 July 1900 in Dinpur, Dera Ismail Khan, to Haq Nawaz, a tribal elder of the Lashari Baloch family. Raised in a household that valued tradition and religious learning, Fateh Sher grew up with a strong sense of responsibility toward his family and community.

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Career and Role in Community

Though primarily a farmer by occupation, Haji Fateh Sher played a respected role as a community elder in Dinpur. He was often called upon to mediate local matters and provide guidance to younger generations. His leadership, simplicity, and honesty earned him respect across the village and surrounding areas.

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Family

Haji Fateh Sher married within the Lashari Baloch family and had several children. His most notable descendants include:

Hafiz Shah Nawaz (1951–1998): A certified teacher at Government Higher Secondary School No. 4, Dera Ismail Khan, who dedicated his life to education.

Muhammad Akram: Known for his contributions within the family and local community.

Muhammad Aslam: Continued the family legacy of service and religious devotion.

Through his children and grandchildren, Haji Fateh Sher’s family became associated with education, teaching, and public service in Dera Ismail Khan.

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Death and Legacy

Haji Fateh Sher lived a long life, passing away in 2006 at the age of 106. He is remembered as a patriarch of the Lashari Baloch family, whose teachings and values continue to shape later generations. His descendants include educators, writers, and scholars who remain active in Pakistan’s social and academic fields.