Waisa
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Waisa is one of the 84 villages of Chhachh
Valley, a geographical region in the northern section of Attock
District which is East of Peshawar and west of Islamabad.
The historical village dating back to the 1800's, Waisa originated from the founder Awais Khan who was nicknamed 'Waisa Khan'. Mohammed Awais Khan originated from Afghanistan.
This abundant village is geographically situated in the Attock District within one mile of river Indus of the south side.
Waisa neighbour the villages Kamalpur Moosa towards the east, Tajak towards the southern side, Shadi Khan towards west and Sirka Village at the north west. Capital of Pakistan 'Islamabad' is situated 60 miles towards the east of Waisa.
Waisa People
The majority population of Waisa village are from Pashtun origin, who speak Pushto language, which is the nationalized language in Afghanistan. The remainder of the population speak Hindko, a dialect of western Punjab and not dissimilar to Punjabi. The Pashtuns living in Waisa's ancestors are known to be originated from Afghanistan therefore they all share the sheer qualities such as faithfulness, humbleness, hospitality and respect, which are uniquely common in Pashtuns. Pashtuns are revered for their vicious fighting ability in ancient times and more recently for their much advancement in education, culture, and society. The Hindko people are the indigenous people of Waisa. They are in involved in all aspects of the community. The people of Waisa are extremely hospitable and generous. They proudly uphold the common codes of the Pushtoon-wali, honour, dignity, friendship with humbleness.
Chhachh
Chhachh is a region consisting of an alluvial plain extending from Attock District of Punjab, Pakistan, south-west to Topi - Swabi. The word Chhachh is derived from the Pashto word Chaj. It is bounded on the north and west by the river Indus, and is about long from east to west, and broad...
Valley, a geographical region in the northern section of Attock
Attock
Attock is a city located in the northern border of the Punjab province of Pakistan and the headquarters of Attock District...
District which is East of Peshawar and west of Islamabad.
The historical village dating back to the 1800's, Waisa originated from the founder Awais Khan who was nicknamed 'Waisa Khan'. Mohammed Awais Khan originated from Afghanistan.
This abundant village is geographically situated in the Attock District within one mile of river Indus of the south side.
Waisa neighbour the villages Kamalpur Moosa towards the east, Tajak towards the southern side, Shadi Khan towards west and Sirka Village at the north west. Capital of Pakistan 'Islamabad' is situated 60 miles towards the east of Waisa.
Waisa People
The majority population of Waisa village are from Pashtun origin, who speak Pushto language, which is the nationalized language in Afghanistan. The remainder of the population speak Hindko, a dialect of western Punjab and not dissimilar to Punjabi. The Pashtuns living in Waisa's ancestors are known to be originated from Afghanistan therefore they all share the sheer qualities such as faithfulness, humbleness, hospitality and respect, which are uniquely common in Pashtuns. Pashtuns are revered for their vicious fighting ability in ancient times and more recently for their much advancement in education, culture, and society. The Hindko people are the indigenous people of Waisa. They are in involved in all aspects of the community. The people of Waisa are extremely hospitable and generous. They proudly uphold the common codes of the Pushtoon-wali, honour, dignity, friendship with humbleness.