List of Hazarewals

The following is a list of notable Hazarewals (Northern Hindko linguistic-cultural group), who have origins in the Hazara Division.

Abdul Jamil Khan
Ali Azmat (Pakistani singer)
Ali Khan Jadoon^[1] (MNA from Abbottabad)
Amanullah Khan Jadoon
Anwar Shamim^[2] (born; Haripur, Chief of Air Staff)
Asghar Khan^[3] (Chief of Air staff)
Ayub Khan^[4] (2nd President of Pakistan)
Azam Khan Swati^[5] (federal Railway Minister)
Baba Haider Zaman (founder of political party Tehreek i Suba Hazara)
Daud Kamal
Gohar Ayub Khan (politician)
Iqbal Khan Jadoon
Mehtab Abbasi^[6]
Jalal Baba^[7]
Jasleen Dhamija
Mohammed Naseer Khan (Pakistani Physicist)
Murtaza Javed Abbasi (politician)
Noman Bashir (Chief of Naval Staff)
Omar Asghar Khan (founder of Qaumi Jamhoori Party and Ex Minister of Environment)
Omar Ayub Khan (politician)
Prem Nath Hoon (Retired Indian Army general)
Salman Bashir
Sana Mir (Captain Pakistan women's national team)
Sardar Zahoor Ahmad (former MPA from Mansehra)
Sardar Muhammad Raza (Chief Election Commissioner Pakistan and Chief justice Peshawar High Court)
Sardar Muhammad Yousuf (former federal Minister of Religious Affairs)
Zahirul Islam Abbasi (Pakistan Army Major General)

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