Loond

Loondh Tribe
Total population
300,000
Regions with significant populations
Pakistan
Languages
Sindhi, Saraiki, Balochi
Religion
Islam (Sunni Muslim)
Related ethnic groups
Baloch tribes

Loond or Loondh (Balochi: لُنڈ ) is a Baloch tribe of Pakistan, with their name deriving from the Balochi word meaning "warrior”. Sardars of the Loond tribe were among the very few Sardars who directly opposed the execution of Sibghatullah Shah Al-Rashidi, the sixth Pir of Pagaro, by the colonial British government. The Loond tribe, originally hailing from Balochistan, can now be found in Sindh, around Hyderabad, Dadu, Ghotki, Nawabshah, Sukkur, Badin, and Tando Allahyar, as well as Punjab, around Dera Ghazi Khan. Most of tribe is settled in Ghotki under the chieftaincy of Sardar Fayaz Ali Khan Loond, who succeeded his father Sardar Dadan Khan Loond in 2001 after his death. The family is active in politics under the PPP political party and hold decisive power in the Ghotki District.House Of Sardars Family Are Also Referred As “Mirs Of Ghotki”.

Sardar Mir Ahmed Khan Was Given The Title Of “Mir” Which Means “Leader” By People Of Ghokti. Before Him Loond Sardars Were Not Recalled By this Title,This Title Implements Only To His Descendants As No Other Loond Family Member was entitled By this Noble Title Of “Mir” Currently The 3rd Mir Of Loond Tribe Is Sardar Mir Fayaz Ali Khan Loond.

(SARDARS FAMILY TREE)

Sardar Mir Ahmed Khan Loond

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Sardar Mir Dadan Khan Loond

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Sardar Mir Fayaz Ali Khan Loond (B)

Sardarzada Mir Babar Ali Khan Loond(B)

Sardarzada Mir Nadir Ali Khan Loond(B)

Sardarzada Mir Akbar Ali Khan Loond(B)

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Sardarzada Mir Aijaz Ali Khan Loond

Sardarzada Mir Mustafain Ali Khan Loond

Sardarzada Mir Zohaib Ali Khan Loond

Sardarzada Mir Taimoor Ali Khan Loond

Sardarzada Mir Hamza Ali Khan Loond

(Sub-Tribes Under Loond Tribe)

1. Hairvani
2. Balkani
3. Ranjhani
4. Doltani

1. Jadani
2. Gajani
3. Sobtani
4. Shahlani
5. Kambrani
6. Phervani
7. Faqhir
8. Zarnari
9. Amdani
10. Bhembhani
11. Hawkmani
12. Jihani
13. Muradani
14. Bhotani
15. Haiderani
16. Shadani
17. Suri
18. Jamilani
19. Tibbi