Satti

For People with surname, see Satti (surname). For the Filipino grilled meat served on skewers, see Satti (food).

For other uses, see Sati.

Satti is a Pahari tribe found in the Kotli Sattian Tehsil of Murree district; the Kahuta Tehsil of Rawalpindi district; and other adjoining areas of Punjab in Pakistan. The Satti tribe is historically linked to the exiled prince of the Sasanian Empire, who sought refuge in India. Members of this tribe are predominantly found in the Murree region, Kashmir, and Kotli Sattian in northern Pakistan.

Satti
Ethnicity	pahari
Location	Punjab (Galyat and Pothohar Plateau)
Language	Pahari (mainly Pahari)
Religion	Islam

Notably, one of the prominent figures from the Satti tribe is Akhtar Nawaz Satti, who has achieved significant success and is currently serving as the Chairman of the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) in Pakistan. His appointment reflects the tribe's potential for leadership and influence in modern governance.^[1]