Waliye Kakakhel/ Qoum

e Yaghey
The Waliye Kakakhel, also known as the
Qom Yaghay, are a subtribe of the
Kakakhel tribe with a rich history.

- The Kakakhel tribe is of Sayyid

descent, meaning they are the
descendants of the Prophet Muhammad
SAW.
- The tribe is named after their ancestor, Kastir Gul,
also known as Kaka Sahib or Sheikh Rahmakar.
- The Kakakhel were a small clan until the 13th
century and have since spread to various cities in
Pakistan, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

- The Waliye Kakakhel are the descendants of

Hazrat Sheikh Shah Wali Baba, who is a grandson
of Hazrat Kaka Sahib.
 - The Waliye Kakakhel are mainly found in the
Ghizer Valley, but some families have migrated to
other areas like Chitral, Swat, and surrounding
villages.

_*Kakakhel families in Ghizer*:

The Kakakhel families in Ghizer are descendants of
Hazrat Sheikh Shah Wali Baba, who is the grandson
of Hazrat Sheikh Muhammad Gul Baba bin Hazrat
Kaka Sahib (Syed Kasteer Gul), a well-known Sufi
saint and Islamic scholar of his time.
 Sub-tribes:
The Kakakhel tribe consists of ten
sub-tribes, including
Charvelley/Haziyarey, Rokhmey,
Zikoney, Khoney, Shakarey,
Baloshey, Doulatshovey, Khalifey,
Petaqey, Shokhurmoney and
 Made By:
Shahbaz Sharif