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Showing posts with label Personalities of Tanawal. Show all posts
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Nawab Salahuddin Saeed Khan Interview with Sohni Dharti TV
Written By Ali Awan on Tuesday, 27 March 2012 | 14:04
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Tanoli Convention Karachi 1986
The first Tanoli convention was held in Karachi in the year 1986..Chief of the Tanawal or Tanoli tribe Nawabzada Salahuddin Saeed was chief guest on the occassion...It was the first convention of great Tanoli tribe outside Hazara..
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Notable Tanolis
Nawabzada Salahuddin Saeed Khan Tanoli, the present Nawab of Amb, Former Federal Minister Pakistan and five times Member of the National Assembly (1985-1999)
Habib-ur-Rehman Tanoli, North-West Frontier Province Minister for Local Government
Ayub Khan Tanoli, former Minister of Law, Education and Health
Ashraf Khan Tanoli, Former Advocate-General of Balochistan
Muhammad Younis Tanoli, Advocate-General of the North-West Frontier Province
Malik Rabnawaz Khan Tanoli, President of the UK's Kashmir Council
Professor Muftee Munibur Rehman, Chairman Central Royat Hillal Committee of Pakistan
Feroze Khan/Sanjay Khan/Fardeen Khan of Bombay film industry. Feroze's recent death revealed that his father was a Pathan called Sadiq Ali Khan Tanoli, whose family moved to Bangalore from Ghazni province in Afghanistan.
Abdul Waheed Khan Tanoli, D.I.G Frontier Police, Pakistan
cmd\Brig ilyas khan Tanoli, Drictor bahria town
Cmd Pir Muhammad khan tanoli late hal kalu khan
Habib-ur-Rehman Tanoli, North-West Frontier Province Minister for Local Government
Ayub Khan Tanoli, former Minister of Law, Education and Health
Ashraf Khan Tanoli, Former Advocate-General of Balochistan
Muhammad Younis Tanoli, Advocate-General of the North-West Frontier Province
Malik Rabnawaz Khan Tanoli, President of the UK's Kashmir Council
Professor Muftee Munibur Rehman, Chairman Central Royat Hillal Committee of Pakistan
Feroze Khan/Sanjay Khan/Fardeen Khan of Bombay film industry. Feroze's recent death revealed that his father was a Pathan called Sadiq Ali Khan Tanoli, whose family moved to Bangalore from Ghazni province in Afghanistan.
Abdul Waheed Khan Tanoli, D.I.G Frontier Police, Pakistan
cmd\Brig ilyas khan Tanoli, Drictor bahria town
Cmd Pir Muhammad khan tanoli late hal kalu khan
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Personalities of Sherwan (Lower Tanawal)
S.no | Name of Personality | Reason of his/her Fame | Other Remarks |
1 | Muhammad Ayoub Khan Tanoli ( Late) | Politically, socially and Professionally a well known personality . don’t need intro | He belongs to Dera Tribe of Tanoliz from Bahteel |
2 | Abdullah Khan Tanoli Advocate | Politically, socially and Professionally a well known personality . don’t need intro | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Kalan |
3 | Orangzeb Khan Tanoli (Late) | Politically and socially well know personality was a chairman in his lifetime | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Kalan |
4 | Abdul Latif Khan Tanoli Painter | Politically and Professionally well know person . he is the first person who is well known in art & crafts | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Kalan |
5 | Malik Akhtar Nawaz Khan Tanoli | His reason for his fame is Islamic side he is the founder of Madrassa in Sherwan | He belongs to Maliks/Tanoli’s from Bahteel |
6 | Zahoor Khan Tanoli ( late ) | His reason for his fame is social matter .. he was so helping person with poors and needy | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Kalan |
| 7 | Wali Muhammad khan sahib | ex- Headmaster GHS boys Sherwan | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Khurd |
8 | Muhammad Fayaz Khan Tanoli | He is young tanoli who is the author of new upcoming book about tanoliz and shajra-e-Nasab | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Kalan |
9 | Mastar Munsaf Sab | Very Nice personality and Very talented teacher .. we still remember him | He belongs to Awan’s from Sherwan Kalan |
10 | Master Yousaf Mughal sab | Very talented and Sweet & Hardworking person | He belongs to Mughal’s from Sherwan Khurd |
11 | Master Saleh Muhammad khan Tanoli sab | Very talented and Sweet & loving, Hardworking person | He belongs to Tanoli’s from Sherwan Khurd |
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Salahuddin Saeed Khan
Nawabzada Salahuddin is the present Chief of Tanawalis and the present Nawab of the former princely state of Amb (Tanawal), Pakistan.[1] He is the son of Nawab Muhammad Saeed Khan.
He holds the record of being the youngest parliamentarian ever to be elected to the National Assembly of Pakistan and then went on to be elected five times to the National Assembly of Pakistan (from 1985 to 1997), a feat only achieved by seven other Pakistani parliamentarians, including the former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.[2]
He has held important portfolios in the federal government, such as, Parliamentary Secretary for Production (1991-1993) and Standing Committee Chairman on Sports, Tourism, Culture and Youth Affairs (1997-1999) during his tenure. Besides these he has been member of several other Standing Committees.
He has also served as Interim Provincial Minister in the Kyber Pakhtunkhwa Government(1990-1991).
He has twice led a delegation of Pakistan to the United Nations General Assembly and also at several other international forums, such as the Commonwealth election observer in Kenya, SAARC and the Cancun Summit on Natural Habitat.
He holds the record of being the youngest parliamentarian ever to be elected to the National Assembly of Pakistan and then went on to be elected five times to the National Assembly of Pakistan (from 1985 to 1997), a feat only achieved by seven other Pakistani parliamentarians, including the former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.[2]
He has held important portfolios in the federal government, such as, Parliamentary Secretary for Production (1991-1993) and Standing Committee Chairman on Sports, Tourism, Culture and Youth Affairs (1997-1999) during his tenure. Besides these he has been member of several other Standing Committees.
He has also served as Interim Provincial Minister in the Kyber Pakhtunkhwa Government(1990-1991).
He has twice led a delegation of Pakistan to the United Nations General Assembly and also at several other international forums, such as the Commonwealth election observer in Kenya, SAARC and the Cancun Summit on Natural Habitat.
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Nawab Mohammad Khan Zaman Khan
Nawab Mohammad Khan Zaman Khan,Nawab of Amb. At Darband, Amb State, 1923
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Nawabzada Mohammad Ismail Khan Of Amb State with Doctor Masdar Ali
Standing L_R: Doctor Masdar Ali (Physician of the Nawab of Amb),Servants of the Nawab of Amb) Sitting: Nawabzada Mohammad Ismail Khan of Chanser and brother of Nawab Khan Zaman Khan nawab MOHammad ALi Ashgar khan Shergarh 1930 .
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Nawabzada Mohammad Ismail Khan Of Amb State
Nawabzada Mohammad Ismail Khan, Son of Nawab Sir Mohammad Akram Khan,at Delhi Durbaar,Delhi 1911.
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Nawab Muhammad Saeed Khan
Nawab Muhammad Saeed Khan, Father of Salahudding Saeed Khan
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Shah Zaman Khan
Subedar-Major Shah Zaman Khan (1896–1961) was Tanoli of the Bujal sub tribe. He was a resident of village Kaneer, Thana Kriplian, Amb (princely state), Hazara District of the North West Frontier. He joined the British India Army at the age of 19 in 1914 and pensioned from the British Indian Army in 1934. He joined the Amb State Force in 1934 and made Commandant Amb State Force in 1936. He remained a loyal Commandant of the Amb State Force till death in 1961.
Achievements during military life
British India Army
The 19-year-old Shah Zaman joined the British Indian Army on 1 September 1914 as sepoy. He served in defending the North West Frontier at the start of World War 1 from 15 August 1915 to 30 October 1915. He received a Star for his services rendered from 1914 to 1915.
He was latter sent to fight in the Mesopotamian campaign from 27 February 1917 to 20 December 1917. During this period he was promoted to the rank of Naik in the British Indian Army.
From there he was straight away sent to take part in the Egyptian Expeditionary Force Order of Battle 1918 against the Turks. He fought in these battles bravely from 21 December 1917 to 13 August 1918. He was eventually wounded there and sent back to India.
He served actively on the North West Frontier from 7 August 1919 to 1 October 1920. During this period he was promoted to the rank of Havildar.
He promoted to the rank of Jamadar on 24 February 1928. He was pensioned from the British India Army in 1934.
Amb State Forces
He took charge of the Amb State Forces as Commandant from 1936 and was made Commandant for life by Nawab Muhammad Farid Khan. He died in 1961.
During his service at Amb, he worked alongside Superintendent Police Amb State Ali Asghar Khan Orakzai to improve the Amb State Forces to great extent.
He led an army of 25,000 and artillery to the battle of Seri Kuani in Kala Dhaka in 1945. The Amb State force took from Panja Gali to Seri Kuani. The battle of Seri Kuani lasted for 2 hours and the tribal forts of Salar Khan of Seri Kuani could not withstand Amb State artillery. Salar Khan fled to neighboring Swat and Amb State Forces returned victorious.
Nawab Muhammad Farid Khan sent an army of 1500 Amb State soldiers under the leadership of Shah Zaman to take part in the Kashmir Liberation Movement from 1947 to 1948 (Kashmir Conflict). The Amb State force carried its own artillery to the battle. They fought bravely alongside other frontier tribesmen and came under fire by the Indian airforce just three kilometers from Baramulla sector. Around 200 Amb State soldiers lost their lives in the battle. Shah Zaman lost three fingers of his right hand completely in the battle.
In 1950 Shah Zaman crushed a mutiny in the Amb State Forces by taking a loyal and dignified stand on behalf of the Nawab of Amb against 10,000 mutineers. He defended the fortress and arms factory at Amb bravely. He served the Amb State Force till his death in 1961. He left behind two sons; Subedar Ali Zaman and Pirdad Khan.
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Achievements during military life
British India Army
The 19-year-old Shah Zaman joined the British Indian Army on 1 September 1914 as sepoy. He served in defending the North West Frontier at the start of World War 1 from 15 August 1915 to 30 October 1915. He received a Star for his services rendered from 1914 to 1915.
He was latter sent to fight in the Mesopotamian campaign from 27 February 1917 to 20 December 1917. During this period he was promoted to the rank of Naik in the British Indian Army.
From there he was straight away sent to take part in the Egyptian Expeditionary Force Order of Battle 1918 against the Turks. He fought in these battles bravely from 21 December 1917 to 13 August 1918. He was eventually wounded there and sent back to India.
He served actively on the North West Frontier from 7 August 1919 to 1 October 1920. During this period he was promoted to the rank of Havildar.
He promoted to the rank of Jamadar on 24 February 1928. He was pensioned from the British India Army in 1934.
Amb State Forces
He took charge of the Amb State Forces as Commandant from 1936 and was made Commandant for life by Nawab Muhammad Farid Khan. He died in 1961.
During his service at Amb, he worked alongside Superintendent Police Amb State Ali Asghar Khan Orakzai to improve the Amb State Forces to great extent.
He led an army of 25,000 and artillery to the battle of Seri Kuani in Kala Dhaka in 1945. The Amb State force took from Panja Gali to Seri Kuani. The battle of Seri Kuani lasted for 2 hours and the tribal forts of Salar Khan of Seri Kuani could not withstand Amb State artillery. Salar Khan fled to neighboring Swat and Amb State Forces returned victorious.
Nawab Muhammad Farid Khan sent an army of 1500 Amb State soldiers under the leadership of Shah Zaman to take part in the Kashmir Liberation Movement from 1947 to 1948 (Kashmir Conflict). The Amb State force carried its own artillery to the battle. They fought bravely alongside other frontier tribesmen and came under fire by the Indian airforce just three kilometers from Baramulla sector. Around 200 Amb State soldiers lost their lives in the battle. Shah Zaman lost three fingers of his right hand completely in the battle.
In 1950 Shah Zaman crushed a mutiny in the Amb State Forces by taking a loyal and dignified stand on behalf of the Nawab of Amb against 10,000 mutineers. He defended the fortress and arms factory at Amb bravely. He served the Amb State Force till his death in 1961. He left behind two sons; Subedar Ali Zaman and Pirdad Khan.
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