- Hashmi Syed (Nakokara)
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The Nakokara (Hashmi Syed) is tribe, descent from the Banu Hashim clan of the Quraish, and are found in Punjab, Pakistan. They are concentrated in the Jhang and Chiniot districts of Punjab.[1]
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History and origin
The history of this Hashmi Syed clan meets upward with Banu Hashim and regarding the word Nakokara, it means the "doer of goods". This word Nakokara has a history as this was a surname honoured to Hazrat Uqeel Bin Abu Talib is described as "once our dear Prophet Muhammad was sitting in a circle among his Sahaba ikram (followers). Amir Muaawiya was sitting on right hand and the wind was also blowing from right to left. Dear Prophet said Muawiya to exchange his place with Hazrat Uqeel Bin Abi Talib, who was sitting on the left hand. So the sitting place was exchanged and meeting continued and then finished. After the meeting, some sahaba ikram asked about this secret. Then Dear Prophet explained that there is a sperm in Muawiya's back bone, who is the enemy of my race (this was redirection to Karbala Event) and as Hazrat Uqeel is a Nekokar (pious man ), so I exchanged their sittings as this was harming me that Muawiya is sitting on right and wind is also coming from right. After this Hazrat Uqeel was known as Uqeel Nakokar".
The Nakokara clawn are said to have come originally from Bahwalpur some 600 years ago. In addition to Jhang and Chiniot, they also hold lands in Gujranwala and Sargodha Districts.[2]
Members of this Syed clan carry the family name Hashmi or Hashimi.
Nakokara (Pious) is a surname, was given by Prophet Muhammad Muhammad to Uqeel bin Abu Talib.
Family tree
The family tree of the Nakokara meets up with their ancestor Abu Talib ibn ‘Abd al-Muttalib (Arabic:) (549 – 619), who was the head of the clan of Banu Hashim (Hashim ibn Abdul Manaf). He was married to Fatima bint Asad and was an uncle of Muhammad. His real name was Imran, but he is better known as Abu Talib because he had a son named Talib.
Abu Talib raised and supported Muhammad while he was a young man. Abu Talib had four sons:
- Talib ibn Abi Talib
- Ja`far ibn Abī Tālib (Hazrat Jafar Tayyar)
- Ali ibn Abi Talib(Family tree of Ali , Family tree of Muhammad)
- Aqeel ibn Abi Talib
and two daughters:
- Fakhitah bint Abi Talib
- Jumanah bint Abi Talib (Umm Hani)
Aqeel ibn Abi Talib (Arabic) was born in the year 590.
Aqeel was second of the four sons of Abu Talib, who was the uncle and protector of Muhammad . Aqeel's nickname was Abu Yazid. He fought in the Battle of Mu'tah and became blind late in his life, dying at the age of 96.
Aqeel had five sons:
- Muslim ibn Aqeel
- Muhammad ibn Aqeel
- Yazid ibn Aqeel
- Issa ibn Aqeel
- Al-Hassan ibn Aqeel
- and a daughter, Ramlah bint Aqeel.
Muslim ibn Aqeel was the cousin of Hazrat Imam Hussain is the First martyr of Kufa in the Kerbala Event. Hazrat Muslim was married to Hazrat Ruqayya (sister of Hazrat Ghazi Abbas and daughter of Hazrat Ali Murtaza).
Muslim Bin Aqeel family: Most of the family is in rest in Lahore Pakistan famous as Bibi Pak Damanan [1] Bibi Pak Daman[2]
It is said that these ladies came here after the event of Karbala on the 10th day of the month of Muharram in 61 AH (October 10, AD 680
Aqeel was the man who found Umme Habiba to marry Imam Ali.
Banu Hashim (Arabic) was a clan in the Quraish tribe. Islam's last Prophet Muhammad was a member of this clan; his great-grandfather was Hashim, for whom the clan is named. Members of this Syed clan carry the family name Hashmi or Hashemi and in some areas known with surname Peerzada.
The family tree of the tribe is described as under:
- Mian Nazar Hussain Nakokara
- Son of Mian Muhammad Shah
- Son of Bilawal Shah
- Son of Mehr Shah
- Son of Ghaus Muhammad
- Son of Khair Shah
- Son of Mithay Shah
- Son of Daim Shah
- Son of Deen Shah
- Son of Fateh Shah
- Son of Shahamand Shah
- Son of Said Shah
- Son of Shaikh Abdullah
- Son of Shaikh Sadiq
- Son of Shaikh TajDeen
- Son of Shaikh Saidan
- Son of Shaikh Allah Ditta
- Son of Shaikh Saad (Hazrat Sadhan Juan )[3]
- Son of Shaikh Yaqoob
- Son of Shaikh Eisa Ghaus
- Son of Shaikh Alam Deen
- Son of Shaikh Kameer
- Son of Shaikh Abu Saeed
- Son of Shaikh Nasir Deen
- Son of Shaikh Muhammad
- Son of Shaikh Jalal Deen
- Son of Shaikh Abdul Rehman
- Son of Shaikh Abdul Khaliq
- Son of Shaikh Jawaher
- Son of Shaikh Umer
- Son of Shaikh Nizam
- Son of Shaikh Mehmood
- Son of Shaikh Ahmad
- Son of Shaikh Muhammad
- Son of Shaikh Abdul Aziz
- Son of Shaikh Nasran
- Son of Shaikh Abdullah
- Son of Shaikh Muslim (Muslim Bin Uqeel)
- Bin Uqeel (Brother of HAazrat Ali Bin Abu Talib Karam Allah Waj hu)
- Bin Abu Talib (Uncle of Piyaray Muhammad (Family tree of Muhammad))
- Bin Abdul Mutlib
- Bin HASHIM
- Bin Abdul Munaf
- Bin Qassa
- Bin Kulab
- Bin Marrah
- Bin Kaab,
- Bin Lavee
- Bin Ghalib
- Bin Father
- Bin Malik
- Bin Nazdar
- Bin Kanana
- Bin Khazima
- Bin Madrake
- Bin Aliyas
- Bin Muzdar
- Bin Nazaar
- Bin Maad
- Bin Adenan
- Bin Owo
- Bin Hameesaa
- Bin Jumal
- Bin Nibt
- Bin Kezar
- Bin ISMAIL Zahib Ulla
- Bin Hazrat Ibrahim Khalil Ullah
- Bin Torah
- Bin Qasir
- Bin Sharigh
- Bin Arghoot
- Bin Faligh
- Bin Shalikh
- Bin Keenan
- Bin Arfakhshad
- Bin Samm
- Bin Hazrat Nuh Alehis Salam
- Bin Yardd
- Bin Idris
- Bin Mehmaial
- Bin Keenan
- Bin Anosh
- Bin Sheeth
- Bin Abu-Al-Bashir Hazrat ADAM Safi-Ullah
Villages
The main villages of the tribe in Chiniot District area is Hersa Shaikh [4], Chauntrewala [5], Thatta Karam Shah [6], Taliyala [7] and Zakhera [8] . There also a few villages in Jhang District such as Nekokara. In addition, Sheikh Waen [9] in Bahawalpur District, Sagharpur in Jhelum District are also important villages of the tribe. In Vehari District, there is the village of Nekokara.
References
Categories:- Punjabi tribes
- Pakistani people of Arab descent
- Shaikh clans
- Hashemite people
- Social groups of Punjab (Pakistan)
- Seraiki tribes
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