Malik Mohsin Mohammed Khan Naghar 

Son of Late Malik Sardar Mohammed Khan Naghar, Grand son of  Late Malik Ameer Mohammed Khan Naghar, Great grand son of Late Malik Dost Mohammed Khan Naghar, Great great grand son of Late Malik Sher Mohammed Khan Naghar

From The Royal Naghar Pathan's Tribe Hyderabad

The Naghar is a Pashtun tribes descended from Gharghax̌t (غرغښت) Gharghasht dynasty the Youngest son of Qais Abdur Rashid (575 – 661) (قيس عبد الراشد’ ) (Husband of hazrat Sara the daughter of Khalid ibn al-Walid ibn al-Mughira al-Makhzumi was a 7th-century Arab military commander and companion of Muhammad P.B.U.H.). Originated from Afghanistan also known as Kesh, Qesh and Imraul Qais  is said to be the legendary founding father of the Pashtun Tribe, The first Ethnic Pashtun who travelled to Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia during the early days of Islam, Upon hearing about the advent of Islam, he was sent by his tribe to Medina in Saudi Arabia He met with Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H. and embraced Islam, The Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H. also gave him the ominous and truly prophetic title of Batan from which the word Pathan (modern day usage) has descended, and was given the name ‘Abdur Rashid’ by Muhammad P.B.U.H . He then returned to Ghor and introduced Islam to his tribe, He was born in Zhob region of modern day Baluchistan, Pakistan. Qais Abdur Rashid is thirty-seventh in descent from King Saul or Malik Talut (Hazrat Talut A.S.).

The Pashtun Tribes are traditionally divided into four larger tribal confederacies by the sons of Qais Abdur Rashid: 1st Son Saṛban (سړبن)  founded The Sarbani (سړبني) Tribe, 2nd Son Bēṭ (بېټ) founded The Bettani (بېټني) Tribe, 3rd Son Gharghax̌t (غرغښت) founded the Gharghashti (غرغښتي) Tribe and the fourth adopted son Karlani Ormur who is progenitor of the Karlani (کرلاڼي) Tribe.

1. Sarbani (Tareen, Yusafzai, Tarkalani, Mohmand,Mohammadzai)

2. Batani (Seyani, Dotaani, Niazi, Ghilzai, Lodhi, Suri, Marwat, Lohani, Nuhrani)

3. Gharghashti (Kakar, Mando, Jadoon, Safi, Naghar, Panai, Deavi, Ans, Tarik, Parman, Abdul Rahman, Selaha, Damsan)

4. Karlani or Karlanri (Mahsud, Waziri, Khattak, Afridi, Orakzai, Dawar, Bangash)

The Naghar tribe were camel and horse breeders entered in India with Sultan Bahlol Khan Lodi's army around 1451 and Ruled remained in glory as long as Lodi ruled in Delhi Sultanate. That's why the population of Lodi, Naghar and Pani is less as compared to other Afghan tribes in Baluchistan and Afghanistan. When Sultan Ibrahim khan Lodi son of Sultan Bahlol Khan Lodi was defeated by Mughals Zahir-ud-din Muhammad Babur in 1526, the Naghar started selling horses/camels. Later on they settled in different places of India, like Gurani in District Rothak, Rajasthan and Hyderabad Deccan.

Nawab Yunus Khan (1416–1487) was the great-great-grandson of Hazrat Qais Abdur Rashid and the maternal grandfather of Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire. He had two sons: Sultan Mahmud Khan and Sultan Ahmad Khan, and is also an Forefathers of Malik Sher Mohammed Khan

Late Malik Sher Mohammed Khan Naghar (18th century) was the 17th direct descendant of Hazrat Qais Abdur Rashid, the founding father of the Pashtun tribes. He was the father of two sons: 

1. Late Malik Dost Mohammed Khan Naghar (Hyderabad)

   2. Late Malik Ghulam Mohammed Khan Naghar (Rajasthan)

Late Malik Dost Mohammed Khan Naghar (Early 19th Century), a Jagirdar, was the son of Late Malik Sher Mohammed Khan Naghar. He was laid to rest in Quadri Chaman Graveyard. He was married to Late Naseeb Khatoon and was the father of three sons: 

1. Late Malik Sardar Mohammed Khan Naghar YOD 1946 (Buried in Chadar Ghat Graveyard) 

 2. Late Malik Ameer Mohammed Khan Naghar YOD 1947 (Buried in Chadar Ghat Graveyard) 

3. Late Malik Habeeb Mohammed Khan Naghar YOD 1948 (Buried in Qadri Chaman Graveyard)

Late Naseeb Khatoon wife of Late Malik Dost Mohammed Khan Naghar, She is one of the sisters to only brother Late Hayat Mohammed Khan, once Late Naseeb Khatoon requested her brother to take care of her youngest son, Late Malik Ameer Mohammed Khan Naghar. In response to her request, Hayat Mohammed Khan arranged the marriage of his daughter, Late Afzal Begum (Dargahi Bee), to Ameer Mohammed Khan.

Late Hayat Mohammed Khan, who is buried at the Dargah of Syed Shah Afzal Biabani in Kazipet, was the father of Late Afzal Begum (also known as Dargahi Bee)—born within the compound of the same Dargah and the wife of Late Malik Ameer Mohammed Khan Naghar (from his first wife). He also had other children, including Chote Dadda, from his second wife. 

Hayat Mohammed Khan was the brother of Late Naseeb Khatoon, who was married to Malik Dosth Mohammed Khan Naghar, and had six more sisters, one of whom was married to Late Nawab Ahmed Hussain Khan Naghar.

Late Hayat Mohammed Khan (سالا) and Late Naseeb Khatoon (سالی) were the brother-in-law and sister-in-law, respectively, of Late Nawab Ahmed Hussain Khan Naghar (Jagirdar), who passed away on 22nd July 1940. Nawab Ahmed Hussain Khan Naghar was the father of Late Mohammad Fazal Rasool Khan.

Late Mohammad Fazal Rasool Khan was the cousin brother (Qalere Bhai) of Late Ameer Mohammed Khan Naghar and Late Sardar Mohammed Khan Naghar. He was also a cousin brother (Pupere Bhai) of Late Afzal Begum (Dargahi Bee), who was additionally his maternal cousin (Mumeri Behen).

Late Mohammad Fazal Rasool Khan (Jagirdar) passed away on 29th December 1978 and is buried at Nampally Dargah Graveyard. He was married to Late Azmatunnisa Begum, who passed away on 3rd June 1973 and is also buried at the same graveyard. He was the father of five sons: 

1. Late Mohammad Wajahat Rasool Khan

    2. Late Mohammad Vizarat Rasool Khan 

   3. Late Mohammad Virasat Rasool Khan 

   4. Late Mohammad Visatat Rasool Khan 

         5. Fifth son passed away at a very young age.