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The baluch claim raisani is baluch tribe.The brahwi also claim the samething.
Now first read what people on the wiki wrote...far from reality.
Raisani is a Brahui-speaking tribe in Balochistan. The ancestor of the Raisani tribe, Rais Qutabuddin, came from Iraq. According to a saying Baloch tribes migrated from Halab/Aleppo. Rais migrated to Afghanistan. He settled for a limited time in Ziarat "Qawas" (Some historians believe that his tomb is located at Ziarat). Many Raisani live in Ziarat, speaking Pashto due to influence from their surroundings. Rais Qutabuddin may have come to Chaapar in Kalat with his siblings.
The leader of each tribe is called Sardar. The Raisani tribal chief is called the Chief of Sarawan. The present Chief of Sarawan and Nawab of Raisani Tribe is Nawab Aslam Raisani. The Raisanis live in Mastung, Bolan, Sibi, Ziarat, Mitrhi. The principal sections into which the tribe is divided are the Ráhusainzai, Rustamzai, Sirajzai and Sahizai.
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Rulers[edit]
Rais (Arabic for ruler) had four sons, Ráhusain, Rustam, Siraj and Siáhi. Ráhusain was elder son of Rais. Leadership shifted into Sirajzai. A catastrophic battle took place between the descendants of the same mother, "Rahusainzai and Rustamzai". This caused the death of majority descendants of Rahusainzai under the leadership of Sardar Baloch Khan Rahusainzai.
Kalat[edit]
The Raisani appear to have been in the country before the Brahuis rose to power in the 17th century. According to tradition they assisted the latter in conjunction with the Dehwars to conquer Kalat from the Mirwani's. The tribe appears first to have acquired land in Mungachar and Chappar and were afterward granted revenue-free grants in Kanak and Dulái, by their close conjunction with the latter.
Now first read what people on the wiki wrote...far from reality.
Raisani is a Brahui-speaking tribe in Balochistan. The ancestor of the Raisani tribe, Rais Qutabuddin, came from Iraq. According to a saying Baloch tribes migrated from Halab/Aleppo. Rais migrated to Afghanistan. He settled for a limited time in Ziarat "Qawas" (Some historians believe that his tomb is located at Ziarat). Many Raisani live in Ziarat, speaking Pashto due to influence from their surroundings. Rais Qutabuddin may have come to Chaapar in Kalat with his siblings.
The leader of each tribe is called Sardar. The Raisani tribal chief is called the Chief of Sarawan. The present Chief of Sarawan and Nawab of Raisani Tribe is Nawab Aslam Raisani. The Raisanis live in Mastung, Bolan, Sibi, Ziarat, Mitrhi. The principal sections into which the tribe is divided are the Ráhusainzai, Rustamzai, Sirajzai and Sahizai.
Contents
[hide]
Rulers[edit]
Rais (Arabic for ruler) had four sons, Ráhusain, Rustam, Siraj and Siáhi. Ráhusain was elder son of Rais. Leadership shifted into Sirajzai. A catastrophic battle took place between the descendants of the same mother, "Rahusainzai and Rustamzai". This caused the death of majority descendants of Rahusainzai under the leadership of Sardar Baloch Khan Rahusainzai.
Kalat[edit]
The Raisani appear to have been in the country before the Brahuis rose to power in the 17th century. According to tradition they assisted the latter in conjunction with the Dehwars to conquer Kalat from the Mirwani's. The tribe appears first to have acquired land in Mungachar and Chappar and were afterward granted revenue-free grants in Kanak and Dulái, by their close conjunction with the latter.
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