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  • #16
    Originally posted by Smarty View Post
    Then why "wasting" time with me on some thing that is totally off-topic. I recommend you to read this book which is considered a standard on Pashtun tribes but its totally your choice to read it.


    And Pannis are not extinct. They are most numerous Pashtuns in Balochistan after Kakars. Abdalis or Durranis in Balochistan are only represented by Achakzais. Technically speaking, Abdalis are Bor Tareens and are related to Spin Tareens and Tor Tareens.
    Abdalis as Tareens? LOL. Tribes like Naghar, Panni are low in numbers because of massacres and invasions, even your british sources don't mention Musakhels as Pannis, they are just mentioned as a "Pathan tribe" of the north-west. I'll try to read the book if i can find an english version of it. Your making the mistake of correlating divisions to tribes. Musakhels are a Ghurgashti tribe like the Pannis but musakhel is not part of the Panni tribe. They have always been mentioned as sub-tribes of either kakar or niazi.

    Take my source which is from an Afghan website itself and digest it.
    Last edited by Kushan Prince; 03-25-2015, 04:42 PM.
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