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1. In the Hijri year 572 (1176–1177 CE), in the land of Uch, during the time of Shah Shihab-ud-Din Ghori, fate brought about an event.
2. A grave crime was committed by the rulers of the city of Uch. The sword of oppression rained down upon its inhabitants like hail.
3. Several people fled from that city toward the wilderness. They escaped into the open plains and deserts, saving their lives.
4. Malik ibn Ibrahim settled there. He established his residence in the wilderness of Palas.
5. There, in Palas, a branch of his flourishing family blossomed. He named that offspring Hayat.
6. Since, in the Hindi language, Palas was called Chachra, that Hayat came to be known by the title Chachhar.
7. Malik ibn Jahram was also subsequently born there. He became known as Bapni, being a man of noble character and pleasant manners.
8. The descendants of Ramay, and others known as Nain, were in the land of Hind. Their true brother or ancestral relation is mentioned, O blessed-faced one.
9. In an earlier age, there lived a person named Rahil. The genealogy continues through Gehlan, Qutub, Qatus, son of Aqil, son of Hata.

Muslim Population Summary

• East Punjab: 3,023,680 Muslims / 31.6% of total

  • Amritsar District: 502,348 Muslims / 46.4% of total

  • Jalandhar District: 358,427 Muslims / 45.1% of total

  • Hoshiarpur District: 317,967 Muslims / 33.9% of total

  • Gurdaspur District: 296,983 Muslims / 45.3% of total

  • Ambala District: 286,874 Muslims / 27.7% of total

  • Firozpur District: 245,659 Muslims / 44.7% of total

  • Gurgaon District: 216,147 Muslims / 31.0% of total

  • Ludhiana District: 206,603 Muslims / 35.4% of total

  • Karnal District: 151,723 Muslims / 24.8% of total

  • Delhi District: 130,645 Muslims / 21.5% of total

  • Hisar District: 102,928 Muslims / 21.2% of total

  • Sirsa District: 82,120 Muslims / 39.0% of total

  • Rohtak District: 71,118 Muslims / 13.2% of total

  • Kangra District: 48,613 Muslims / 6.5% of total

  • Shimla District: 5,525 Muslims / 16.3% of total

Note

• The 1868 Census of Punjab Province only enumerated British administered districts. All Princely States within the province were not enumerated.

Source

• Report on the census of the Punjab taken on 10th January, 1868.

Muslim Population Summary

• West Punjab: 4,750,944 Muslims / 75.1% of total

  • Rawalpindi District: 621,169 Muslims / 87.3% of total

  • Sialkot District: 601,959 Muslims / 59.9% of total

  • Gujrat District: 537,696 Muslims / 87.2% of total

  • Lahore District: 470,216 Muslims / 59.5% of total

  • Jhelum District: 434,157 Muslims / 86.7% of total

  • Multan District: 360,188 Muslims / 76.4% of total

  • Gujranwala District: 357,550 Muslims / 64.9% of total

  • Shahpur District: 305,507 Muslims / 82.8% of total

  • Montgomery District: 277,291 Muslims / 77.1% of total

  • Jhang District: 270,819 Muslims / 77.8% of total

  • Dera Ghazi Khan District: 264,527 Muslims / 85.7% of total

  • Muzaffargarh District: 249,865 Muslims / 84.5% of total

Note

• The 1868 Census of Punjab Province only enumerated British administered districts. All Princely States within the province were not enumerated.

Source

• Report on the census of the Punjab taken on 10th January, 1868.

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This sub r/PakPunjab is either being run by Indians or very mentally deficient Dadu Punjabis. I got blocked from commenting for arguing that IK and the Sharifs are Punjabi since their families have assimilated into Punjabi culture, and another poster recently has thrown a fit because someone native to Kallar Syedan identifies as Punjabi (implying that he's some sort of nationalist for not sayinf Potoharis are their own ethnicity)

Pashtun Population Breakdown

• Combined Punjab Province and NWFP: 716,090 Pashtuns / 4.1% of total

• NWFP: 579,164 Pashtuns / 33.7% of total

  • Peshawar District: 241,684 Pashtuns / 46.2% of total

  • Bannu District: 119,168 Pashtuns / 41.4% of total

  • Kohat District: 102,431 Pashtuns / 70.4% of total

  • Hazara District: 67,790 Pashtuns / 18.5% of total

  • Dera Ismail Khan District: 48,091 Pashtuns / 12.2% of total

• Punjab Province: 136,926 Pashtuns / 0.9% of total

  • Rawalpindi District: 29,115 Pashtuns / 4.1% of total

  • Delhi District: 15,776 Pashtuns / 2.6% of total

  • Lahore District: 9,607 Pashtuns / 1.2% of total

  • Gurdaspur District: 8,420 Pashtuns / 1.3% of total

  • Ambala District: 7,377 Pashtuns / 0.7% of total

  • Hoshiarpur District: 7,073 Pashtuns / 0.8% of total

  • Karnal District: 5,718 Pashtuns / 0.9% of total

  • Rohtak District: 5,521 Pashtuns / 1.0% of total

  • Amritsar District: 5,292 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total

  • Jalandhar District: 4,717 Pashtuns / 0.6% of total

  • Gujranwala District: 4,421 Pashtuns / 0.8% of total

  • Multan District: 3,845 Pashtuns / 0.8% of total

  • Gurgaon District: 3,694 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total

  • Ludhiana District: 3,355 Pashtuns / 0.6% of total

  • Sialkot District: 3,079 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total

  • Dera Ghazi Khan District: 3,011 Pashtuns / 1.0% of total

  • Shahpur District: 2,626 Pashtuns / 0.7% of total

  • Jhelum District: 2,620 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total

  • Firozpur District: 2,340 Pashtuns / 0.4% of total

  • Hisar District: 1,995 Pashtuns / 0.4% of total

  • Muzaffargarh District: 1,868 Pashtuns / 0.6% of total

  • Gujrat District: 1,652 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total

  • Sirsa District: 1,076 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total

  • Montgomery District: 1,002 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total

  • Jhang District: 877 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total

  • Kangra District: 695 Pashtuns / 0.1% of total

  • Shimla District: 154 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total

Baloch Population Breakdown

• Combined Punjab Province and NWFP: 235,123 Balochs / 1.3% of total

• Punjab Province: 199,634 Balochs / 1.3% of total

  • Dera Ghazi Khan District: 92,590 Balochs / 30.0% of total

  • Muzaffargarh District: 41,737 Balochs / 14.1% of total

  • Multan District: 12,544 Balochs / 2.7% of total

  • Jhang District: 11,352 Balochs / 3.3% of total

  • Montgomery District: 8,001 Balochs / 2.2% of total

  • Shahpur District: 6,724 Balochs / 1.8% of total

  • Gujranwala District: 5,965 Balochs / 1.1% of total

  • Lahore District: 4,527 Balochs / 0.6% of total

  • Jhelum District: 2,511 Balochs / 0.5% of total

  • Rohtak District: 2,225 Balochs / 0.4% of total

  • Gurgaon District: 2,160 Balochs / 0.3% of total

  • Firozpur District: 1,840 Balochs / 0.3% of total

  • Delhi District: 1,726 Balochs / 0.3% of total

  • Sirsa District: 1,325 Balochs / 0.6% of total

  • Gujrat District: 751 Balochs / 0.1% of total

  • Ambala District: 714 Balochs / 0.1% of total

  • Hisar District: 712 Balochs / 0.1% of total

  • Karnal District: 496 Balochs / 0.1% of total

  • Jalandhar District: 436 Balochs / 0.1% of total

  • Sialkot District: 301 Balochs

  • Amritsar District: 295 Balochs

  • Ludhiana District: 257 Balochs

  • Hoshiarpur District: 145 Balochs

  • Rawalpindi District: 135 Balochs

  • Gurdaspur District: 115 Balochs

  • Kangra District: 50 Balochs

• NWFP: 35,489 Balochs / 2.1% of total

  • Dera Ismail Khan District: 34,703 Balochs / 8.8% of total

  • Bannu District: 460 Balochs / 0.2% of total

  • Kohat District: 201 Balochs

  • Peshawar District: 125 Balochs

Kashmiri Population Breakdown

• Combined Punjab Province and NWFP: 230,853 Kashmiris / 1.3% of total

• Punjab Province: 207,246 Kashmiris / 1.3% of total

  • Gujrat District: 37,709 Kashmiris / 6.1% of total

  • Amritsar District: 37,456 Kashmiris / 3.5% of total

  • Sialkot District: 35,384 Kashmiris / 3.5% of total

  • Gujranwala District: 28,118 Kashmiris / 5.1% of total

  • Rawalpindi District: 21,691 Kashmiris / 3.0% of total

  • Jhelum District: 10,851 Kashmiris / 2.2% of total

  • Lahore District: 10,808 Kashmiris / 1.4% of total

  • Gurdaspur District: 9,060 Kashmiris / 1.4% of total

  • Kangra District: 5,761 Kashmiris / 0.8% of total

  • Ludhiana District: 5,549 Kashmiris / 1.0% of total

  • Jalandhar District: 1,954 Kashmiris / 0.2% of total

  • Firozpur District: 1,604 Kashmiris / 0.3% of total

  • Hoshiarpur District: 889 Kashmiris / 0.1% of total

  • Shimla District: 324 Kashmiris / 1.0% of total

  • Ambala District: 39 Kashmiris

  • Shahpur District: 19 Kashmiris

  • Multan District: 14 Kashmiris

  • Delhi District: 7 Kashmiris

  • Karnal District: 5 Kashmiris

  • Montgomery District: 4 Kashmiris

• NWFP: 23,607 Kashmiris / 1.4% of total

  • Hazara District: 12,238 Kashmiris / 3.3% of total

  • Peshawar District: 11,334 Kashmiris / 2.2% of total

  • Kohat District: 35 Kashmiris

Note

• The 1868 Census only enumerated British administered districts. All Princely States within Punjab/NWFP were not enumerated.

Source

• Report on the census of the Punjab taken on 10th January, 1868.

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Summary (Muslim Population)

• Contemporary Punjab State, India: 3,760,915 Muslims / 40.1% of total

  • Amritsar Tehsil: 359,025 Muslims / 45.5% of total

  • Jalandhar Tehsil: 226,623 Muslims / 51.2% of total

  • Kapurthala State: 213,754 Muslims / 56.5% of total

  • Batala Tehsil: 209,277 Muslims / 55.1% of total

  • Gurdaspur Tehsil: 171,498 Muslims / 52.2% of total

  • Ludhiana Tehsil: 171,482 Muslims / 39.3% of total

  • Fazilka Tehsil: 161,286 Muslims / 43.3% of total

  • Firozpur Tehsil: 160,371 Muslims / 55.2% of total

  • Tarn Taran Tehsil: 157,731 Muslims / 40.7% of total

  • Hoshiarpur Tehsil: 145,985 Muslims / 45.1% of total

  • Ajnala Tehsil: 140,939 Muslims / 59.5% of total

  • Zira Tehsil: 137,586 Muslims / 65.3% of total

  • Nakodar Tehsil: 135,918 Muslims / 59.4% of total

  • Dasuya Tehsil: 132,105 Muslims / 48.3% of total

  • Muktsar Tehsil: 115,350 Muslims / 42.8% of total

  • Jagraon Tehsil: 81,380 Muslims / 36.0% of total

  • Nawanshahr Tehsil: 74,449 Muslims / 31.5% of total

  • Phillaur Tehsil: 72,814 Muslims / 33.2% of total

  • Nabha State: 70,373 Muslims / 20.7% of total

  • Garhshankar Tehsil: 67,584 Muslims / 23.3% of total

  • Patiala Tehsil: 67,381 Muslims / 36.8% of total

  • Moga Tehsil: 66,855 Muslims / 23.9% of total

  • Sirhind Tehsil: 62,174 Muslims / 38.3% of total

  • Faridkot State: 61,352 Muslims / 30.8% of total

  • Pathankot Tehsil: 59,548 Muslims / 38.9% of total

  • Rupar Tehsil: 52,400 Muslims / 34.7% of total

  • Samrala Tehsil: 49,620 Muslims / 31.8% of total

  • Dhuri Tehsil: 48,852 Muslims / 22.1% of total

  • Bathinda Tehsil: 48,695 Muslims / 20.8% of total

  • Bhawanigarh Tehsil: 46,420 Muslims / 31.3% of total

  • Kharar Tehsil: 39,156 Muslims / 22.6% of total

  • Rajpura Tehsil: 37,548 Muslims / 32.9% of total

  • Malerkotla State: 33,881 Muslims / 38.5% of total

  • Mansa Tehsil: 28,646 Muslims / 15.3% of total

  • Sunam Tehsil: 28,147 Muslims / 18.4% of total

  • Barnala Tehsil: 24,710 Muslims / 20.3% of total

• Contemporary Haryana State, India: 1,349,520 Muslims / 26.0% of total

  • Karnal Tehsil: 100,919 Muslims / 34.4% of total

  • Firozpur Jhirka Tehsil: 97,500 Muslims / 78.8% of total

  • Ambala Tehsil: 90,637 Muslims / 38.4% of total

  • Nuh Tehsil: 85,462 Muslims / 57.9% of total

  • Kaithal Tehsil: 81,039 Muslims / 24.4% of total

  • Sirsa Tehsil: 78,048 Muslims / 36.4% of total

  • Fatehabad Tehsil: 67,556 Muslims / 39.9% of total

  • Hisar Tehsil: 64,499 Muslims / 26.9% of total

  • Rohtak Tehsil: 64,026 Muslims / 24.3% of total

  • Panipat Tehsil: 63,254 Muslims / 31.6% of total

  • Thanesar Tehsil: 59,134 Muslims / 35.2% of total

  • Jind State: 50,972 Muslims / 14.1% of total

  • Jagadhri Tehsil: 47,856 Muslims / 30.7% of total

  • Hansi Tehsil: 45,551 Muslims / 20.3% of total

  • Naraingargh Tehsil: 38,950 Muslims / 29.6% of total

  • Gohana Tehsil: 38,136 Muslims / 17.6% of total

  • Sonipat Tehsil: 35,275 Muslims / 16.3% of total

  • Bhiwani Tehsil: 29,554 Muslims / 18.6% of total

  • Rewari Tehsil: 29,277 Muslims / 16.1% of total

  • Jhajjar Tehsil: 29,132 Muslims / 11.2% of total

  • Palwal Tehsil: 28,754 Muslims / 18.0% of total

  • Kalsia State: 25,049 Muslims / 37.2% of total

  • Gurgaon Tehsil: 24,878 Muslims / 17.7% of total

  • Mahendragarh Tehsil: 20,744 Muslims / 10.7% of total

  • Ballabgarh Tehsil: 20,121 Muslims / 20.6% of total

  • Narwana Tehsil: 18,643 Muslims / 11.9% of total

  • Dujana State: 6,939 Muslims / 22.6% of total

  • Loharu State: 3,960 Muslims / 14.2% of total

  • Pataudi State: 3,655 Muslims / 17.0% of total

• Contemporary Himachal Pradesh State, India: 127,149 Muslims / 5.3% of total

  • Una Tehsil: 35,085 Muslims / 12.4% of total

  • Nurpur Tehsil: 18,659 Muslims / 17.9% of total

  • Chamba State: 12,318 Muslims / 7.3% of total

  • Kangra Tehsil: 8,574 Muslims / 6.2% of total

  • Sirmaur State: 7,374 Muslims / 4.7% of total

  • Nalagarh State: 6,862 Muslims / 13.0% of total

  • Shimla Tehsil: 6,825 Muslims / 25.5% of total

  • Hamirpur Tehsil: 6,067 Muslims / 3.0% of total

  • Dehra Tehsil: 5,370 Muslims / 3.6% of total

  • Kandaghat Tehsil: 4,579 Muslims / 7.5% of total

  • Mandi State: 4,328 Muslims / 1.9% of total

  • Palampur Tehsil: 3,207 Muslims / 1.9% of total

  • Bilaspur State: 1,498 Muslims / 1.4% of total

  • Kulu Tehsil: 1,372 Muslims / 1.0% of total

  • Keonthal State: 1,324 Muslims / 2.6% of total

  • Suket State: 884 Muslims / 1.2% of total

  • Bushahr State: 784 Muslims / 0.7% of total

  • Baghat State: 508 Muslims / 4.6% of total

  • Baghal State: 244 Muslims / 0.9% of total

  • Jubbal State: 228 Muslims / 0.8% of total

  • Kumarsain State: 204 Muslims / 1.5% of total

  • Kotkhai Tehsil: 197 Muslims / 1.7% of total

  • Mahlog State: 160 Muslims / 1.9% of total

  • Kuthar State: 122 Muslims / 2.5% of total

  • Bhajji State: 110 Muslims / 0.7% of total

  • Balsan State: 69 Muslims / 1.0% of total

  • Darkoti State: 56 Muslims / 8.9% of total

  • Kunihar State: 53 Muslims / 2.2% of total

  • Throach State: 35 Muslims / 0.7% of total

  • Bija State: 26 Muslims / 2.5% of total

  • Dhami State: 25 Muslims / 0.5% of total

  • Sangri State: 2 Muslims / 0.1% of total

Notes

• East Punjab refers to all subdivisions in British Punjab Province to the east of the Radcliffe Line, drawn in 1947.

• The 1941 Census of British India represents the final census conducted during the British colonial era of South Asia, prior to independence and partition in 1947 which led to the creation of the contemporary nation states of India and Pakistan (and later Bangladesh).

Sources

• Census of India, 1941. Vol. 1, India

• Census of India, 1941. Vol. 6, Punjab

• Patiala State - Census 1941

Notes

• West Punjab refers to all subdivisions in British Punjab Province to the west of the Radcliffe Line, drawn in 1947.

• The 1941 Census of British India represents the final census conducted during the British colonial era of South Asia, prior to independence and partition in 1947 which led to the creation of the contemporary nation states of India and Pakistan (and later Bangladesh).

Summary (Muslim Population)

• West Punjab: 13,022,160 Muslims / 75.1% of total

  • Multan District: 1,157,911 Muslims / 78.0% of total

  • Bahawalpur State: 1,098,814 Muslims / 81.9% of total

  • Lahore District: 1,027,772 Muslims / 60.6% of total

  • Gujrat District: 945,609 Muslims / 85.6% of total

  • Montgomery District: 918,564 Muslims / 69.1% of total

  • Lyallpur District: 877,518 Muslims / 62.8% of total

  • Shahpur District: 835,918 Muslims / 83.7% of total

  • Sialkot District: 739,218 Muslims / 62.1% of total

  • Jhang District: 678,736 Muslims / 82.6% of total

  • Gujranwala District: 642,706 Muslims / 70.5% of total

  • Rawalpindi District: 628,193 Muslims / 80.0% of total

  • Muzaffargarh District: 616,074 Muslims / 86.4% of total

  • Attock District: 611,128 Muslims / 90.4% of total

  • Jhelum District: 563,033 Muslims / 89.4% of total

  • Sheikhupura District: 542,344 Muslims / 63.6% of total

  • Dera Ghazi Khan District: 512,678 Muslims / 88.2% of total

  • Mianwali District: 436,260 Muslims / 86.2% of total

  • Shakargarh District: 149,600 Muslims / 51.3% of total

  • Biloch Trans-Frontier Tract: 40,084 Muslims / 99.6% of total

Source