Historian and Ethnolgists
- Mohabbat H Awan of Birote wrote the Bible of Alvi Awan Tribe named Tareekh E Alvi Aman. The other book is biography of Prophet Mohammed, Asan Nain Nabi Pak Hor the first book in the local Dhundi Languge, which won the Seerat Award in 2008. He is also author of more than one dozen book. He belonged to Noor Mohammadal sub tribe of Alvi Awan of Birote. He metriculated from Osia, MA and LLM in Sharea Law from Karachi University.
- Naeem Abbasi is the first pen man who wrote Dhund Abbasi Tribe history in 2011 among more than a hundred family trees. His book Jannat Say Oruj E Abbasia Tak is a detailed socio political account of 14 centuries of Hazrat Abbas's (Prophet Mohammed's Uncle) descendants in Circle Bakote, Murree Hills and Hazara Devision. Naeem Abbasi has done a very serious intellectual service after Noor Alahi Abbasi for his tribe but he cried continuously that his tribe men never encouraged or co-oprated with him. He printed more than 10,000 copies of book and all are stored with him. Those who bought his book never paid him till now. Mohammed Obaidullah Alvi is also a journalist, historian and anthropologist who discovers Kohsar history since 5000 BC.
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