Khakha

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The Khakha tribe is a Muslim Rajput community primarily concentrated in the Muzaffarabad district of Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. Belonging to the broader Rajput caste, historically known for their warrior heritage in Hindu society, the Khakha tribe underwent a significant conversion to Islam over the centuries. ^[1][2][3]