In Punjab, there is a group of Mughals (Turks from Afghanistan) mixed into Pakhtoons / Pashtoons. Two main centres of settlement in the country are in Sialkot District, and Peshawar Valley. A lot of them have a deep connection to Peshawar. The British recorded their existence during the colonial times. The other areas of settlement are Rawalpindi, Azad Kashmir, Jammu, and Multan in the South,
In Sialkot and Mirpur/Jammu, their primary profession was as BlackSmiths (Lohaar), a profession adopted by many Mughals, due to them being in the Armies, and swordsmen, even though other biradaris kept swords as well. It was considered a menial profession by the local land owning JaTTs, and frowned upon. As such, these Mughals were labelled as "Kami Log", due to anti-social structures. Basically, anyone without land was Kami Log. But Mughals were migrants into Punjab, and were not able to hold land there as they were able to do it in UP or Bihar. There are other stereotypes of Mughals. For example, they do not keep their word, and are not loyal people.
But if you look at JaTT history, when were they a loyal people? The Raputs were the most loyal people of dignity and power, and others like the Shaikhs and Khawaja. The Delhi Mughals had Rajput Muslims all around them. The existence of Ranghars in Saharanpur, and Meos south of Delhi, which are big communities is evidence. Bhatti Rajputs were big in Rohatk Area, but not the majority, as hindu jats were majority.
Phenotypes of Mughal-Pathans: Big, broad upper body, shorter legs, very fair skin, coloured to black eyes, blond to black hair, medium to tall height, Somewhat round faces. I am posting some pics below of typical Punjabi Mughal facial phenotypes. I hope these individuals allow me to post their pictures here. They are off the net.
I am not sayings JaTTs are a bad people. They are considered by us among the best biradaris of Punjab, and their sense of community, land, and their love for Islam and spirituality holds no bounds.