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previous section See p. 349, note 7 regarding the orthography of this name. Fayż Muḥammad took pains to make it clear that the first letter was a ‘G’ and his spelling is consistently “Garrān” rather than the more commonly used “Karrān.” There is considerable difference of opinion about the lineage and genealogy of Garrān. Today there are many tribes, descendants of his, who are called Afghans. Some would say he is the seed of Sayyid Qāf while some old men of the Shītak people say that he was ...
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- /111/ The Garrānī See p. 349, note 7 regarding the orthography of this name. Fayż Muḥammad took pains to make it clear that the first letter was a ‘G’ and his spelling is consistently “Garrān” rather than the more commonly used “Karrān.” Afghans
- Kūdī and Dilāzāk
- Arūkzāʾī
- Mangal
- Muqbil
- Kakī
- Khatak
- Jadrān In Pashto the name is pronounced Zadrān.
- Utmān Khayl
- Khūkyānī
- Tūrīs
- Jājī In Pashto, the name, though spelled Jājī, is pronounced Zāzī and it is in this form that it is most commonly rendered in Western sources today.
- Parbah, a Branch of the Khūkyānī
- Darmān/Durmān or ʿAbd al-Raḥmān
- Wazīr
- Gurbaz, a Branch of the Wazīrī
- Laylī, a Branch of the Wazīrī
- Shītak
- Tanī
- Banūchī or Bānūzāʾī
- Nine Groups Affiliated with the Afghans but Not Themselves Afghans