Mouza Talib

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Before 1947
Mouza Talib was inhabited by two young men from Khokhar tribe during Raja Ranjit singh rule over punjab, they got married in nearby locality and population went on rise in the following years. In pre-partition era when India was a British colony Hindu Khatri were also living in the village and most of them were land lords with control over business and agriculture and their terms with the other Muslim community were not good like Muslims had to slaughter cows/bulls on their marriages by ensuring Hindu's out of sight to avoid any possible fight as later worship cow.

Partition of 1947
On 14-15 august, 1947 Pakistan & India came into being respectively. Those Hindu Khatris migrated to india leaving behind their property both (residential and agricultural) and it went into the hands of local muslims mainly khokhar's and haral's. The Government of Pakistan asked them to leave this village in advance for the migrants they were expecting to pound in from India and offered them to possess a newly allocated village Khichian near brnala but they declined to do so and consequently had to leave agricultral lands for the migrants maily Gujjars and arain. and by this time the previous offer by the Government for a new village also lapsed. So the locals once again became dependant.

After 1947
Mouza Talib Mouza Talib is a village in District Chiniot on Chak Jhumra road, Punjab, Pakistan. It is in Tehsil Chiniot's Union Council # 13 and is 8-km away from the Faisalabad to Pindi Bhatian Motorway M3 Sahianwala Interchange. Its Latitude is 31° 41' 28.08"N,and Longitude is 73° 0' 59.49"E. The people of Talib use M3 to commute as it is 140 kilometers away from Lahore and 30 kilometers away from Faisalabad.

Nearby towns are Chak Jhumra, Chiniot, Sargodha, Laliyan, Bhavana, Chenab nager, Faisalabad and Pindi Bhattian. By road, Talib is connected to Barnala, Chak Jhumra,and Chiniot.

The most famous things in Talib are Darbar Baba gard Ali and Government Primary school for Boys Girls and Government Middle school for girls.

This village consists of four major families Khokhar, Gujjar, Haral, and Arain mainly plus other supporting casts and this whole multi-ethnic population numbers near 7000. Much of this population is illiterate and conditions of public facilities are poor. A Civil hospital exists three kilometer away from main population area.

Castes
Gujar is the major caste here.

Aasi, Luhar, Mochi, Kumhar, Na'ee, Tarkhan, Maachhi, Muslim Sheikh, and Sheikh casts are also found in Peerwana.Gudgor is the major caste in this village.Almost 80% families belongs to Gudgor Family.Gudgor is a sub-caste of Jut Family.Forefathers of Gudgor Family migrated from Sialkot from "Gudgor" Village in Tehsil Pasrur before independence of Pakistan and settled here.In those days this area was rich in plants/jungle.So, they started cutting trees and made land for agriculture purposes.Now there are four villages of Gudgor Family.Peerwana, Jalma'ana, Aa'lniawala and Ramowana.Gudgor Families also live all over the Pakistan. Rajpoot Jutt Khokhar Awan Aarbi Salara Sangha Kamangaran Chinioti Sheikhs Saharan Jappa Haral, Bahardriwala, Sarwala & Qazi Sipra Bhutta Bhatti Chadhar Lalera Thabal Baloch Wagha Wassi Baata Lali Sipra Sangra Hashmi Qazi Sayyed Sidhu Hashmi (Nekokara) Nissowana Mughal Naul Sial Arain Kumhaar Goraya Mahr Malha Daher