Nasar (Pashtun tribe)

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Nasar
Regions with significant populations

The Nasar (or Naser´i, Nasiri) tribe is an ethnic Pashtun Khilji tribe mainly living in Afghanistan and Pakistan, but it has remained a nomadic tribe through the history therefore spread in the provinces of Kunar, Paktia, Laghman, Nangarhar, Ghazani, Kabul, Herat, Qandus, and Kandahar province and also living in Pakistan in Balochistan.

Some mentionable population of Naseri also live in D. G. Khan (Punjab). A renowned warrior who remained a prominent figure in the war fought with British.^[when?] Taj Muhammad^{[disambiguation needed]}, grandson of Shahbaig, migrated and settled in Loralai District of Balochistan.

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Nasar Khail living in Swat Dir & other Districts of KPK which is not Khilji or Ghilji.

Durrani	Badozai Barech Kiral Loni Panjpai Alizai Ishakzai Nurzai Zirak Achakzai Alakozai Barakzai Mohammadzai Musahiban Nawabi Popalzai Habibzai Sadozai
Yusufzai	Adokhel Akazai Babuzai Balarkhel Chagharzai Degankhel Hassanzai Kamal Khel Kamalzai Khan Khel Khwaja Khel Madakhel Mahabatkhel Mandanr Abakhel Khadarzai Utmanzai Mughal Khel Niamatkhel Ranizai Tahirkheli
Other Sarbani	Gigyani Ghoryakhel Chamkani Khalil Mulagori Kasi Gumoriani Kheshgi Mohmand Halimzai Muhammadzai Sherani Sherpao Shinwari Tareen Tarkani Kakazai Mamund Salarzai Wur

Karlani

Allied tribes

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