History
Tor Baba
Abdur Rahim Khan and Akhund Ilyas (d.1676 A.D) were the disciples of Shaikh Adam Binori (cf. Mulana Habib Ahmad of Morany, Dir). There are two other tombs in Moranay and Shagokas in Lower Dir that bear the name of Tor Baba. Their descendants in the area have taken the same clan, Mandal (In Afghan genealogies, he is depicted as the elder son of Utman). According to Qazi Abdul Haleem Asar Afghani, the original name of Tor Baba in Moranay village was Muhammad Anwar Baig. It is possible that these three were brothers or belong to the same clan because ''Tor Baba'' and ''Akhund'' were used as religious titles at that time. For example, the father of Akhund Ilyas was also known as Tor Baba but no one knows his real name.Descendants
Tor Baba had two sons, Mullah Baba and Islam Jan Baba, whose descendants live in the nearby nine villages. They are also known as Shaikhan, which does not correspond to their ethnicity, but is related to Abdur Rahim Khan, who received this title after becoming a follower of Shaikh Adam Binori.Notable People
#Zaer Mohammad (Ally of Umara Khan, 1895)Land area, people and economy
This beautiful narrow valley is mountainous but slopes slowly and finally kiss Timergara Bazar. The 35-40% of the area of this valley is actually a Serai of Tor Baba, but later his descendants bought the rest of the area from Sadat and Ibrahim Khel (Yousafzai). The total population is about 2900 according to the 1998 census (estimate). The area has weak agriculture, so the main economy is based on the Middle East. The education rate is high among males. There are only five elementary schools and no middle or high schools.References
{{reflist Lower Dir District