Talk:Khattar (surname)

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i m sardar faheem from pindsaral attock i also belong to tribe of khattar

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Intothefire (talk) 17:17, 29 March 2009 (UTC)

I m Sardar Azhar Abbas Khan from Thatta. thank you so much Sardar Saab for beautifull writeup.....

Dear I am also Khattar and from Bahtar .. I dont think so sardar sikandar hayaat khan's history is write able for khattars .. !!! what he done !!! Right hand for British people??? why he rewded as the name Sir"?? anyone know ?? Sardar Kala khan was the freedom fighter ... and he tried to kill Nikalson (wasiraye hind) at margala hill near taxila .. sardar sikandar hayat help him so that the British Trrorist rewaded Sardar sikandar the name SIR " where is our real hero name ?? SARDAR KALA KHAN the freedom fighter ?????????????? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Khattar229 (talk • contribs) 21:08, 4 October 2012 (UTC)

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The Khattars are generally credited with a Hindu origin,from Khatris but they are divided in belief as to their descent .Some admit Hindu origin , while those who deny it claim an Arab descent , alleging they are closely connected with Awans . [1]

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Inorder to meet the generally accepted belief that they were originally Hindus , even those who claim a Mussalman origin admit that while at Bagh Nilab they became Hindus and were reconverted .[2]

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Khattar wedding rites used to closely resemble those of Hindus , Brahmans even being present , but they are now solmnised according to strict Muhammadan rules .[3]

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