Sora Khan
Sora Khan (born 1 January 1901) was a tribal elder of the Nasir Jalalkhel branch of the Pashtun tribes, originally from Loralai, Quetta (present-day Balochistan, Pakistan). He is remembered for his influence as a family patriarch and for raising a generation of sons who later became known in the local community for their religious and social contributions.
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Field Details
Full Name Sora Khan
Native Name سورہ خان
Born 1 January 1901 – Loralai, Quetta, British India (now Pakistan)
Nationality Pakistani
Tribe Nasir Jalalkhel (Pashtun)
Occupation Tribal elder, farmer
Children Haji Golan Rasool (1952–2022), Abdul Qader (1954–2002), Haji Ghulam Qasim (1956–2023), Haji Ghulam Hasem (b. 1958)
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Early Life
Sora Khan was born on 1 January 1901 in Loralai, Quetta, into the Nasir Jalalkhel Pashtun tribe. He grew up in a traditional tribal society that valued honor, courage, and communal leadership.
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Family
Sora Khan fathered four sons, each of whom became significant within the family line:
1. Haji Golan Rasool (1952–2022) – A respected elder of his generation, remembered for his religious devotion.
2. Abdul Qader (1954–2002) – Known for his simplicity and service to his extended family.
3. Haji Ghulam Qasim (1956–2023) – A family elder recognized for his wisdom and guidance.
4. Haji Ghulam Hasem (born 1958) – The youngest son, who remains alive and continues the family traditions.
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Role and Legacy
Although not widely known beyond his local area, Sora Khan held an important role within his community. As a tribal elder, he guided family matters, ensured adherence to Pashtunwali traditions, and passed down values of religious faith and hard work.
His children and grandchildren became integrated into communities across Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, furthering his legacy.
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Death
The exact date of Sora Khan’s death is not formally recorded, but his legacy continues through his descendants in Quetta, Loralai, and Dera Ismail Khan.
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