Latifal is a model and historical village of Chakwal District and it is located approximately 40 Km away from Chakwal city. It is located at the boundary line of Chakwal & Rawalpindi districts. Its total area is 3043 acres. Its nearby villages are Sikriala, Mangwal, Narwal, Dhoke Nakkah, Dhoke Mureed, Naring Sydan, Mahuta Mohara & Karahi.
Notable Persons:
Latifal village is birthplace of Baba Avtar Singh Ji who established the Sant Nirankari Mandal in Delhi India after the 1947 Indo-Pak partition.
It is also a native village and birth place of Lt Gen. (R) Faiz Hameed who served in different high ranked posts of Pakistan Army including DG ISI.
Healthcare Facilities:
Latifal has a 20 bedded hospital that provides basic healthcare services to the local population of Latifal and its vicinity.
The hospital is equipped to handle minor surgeries and emergency treatments. Emergency cases are stabilized at the local hospital before being referred to the district’s hospitals if needed.
In addition to the hospital, there is also a government dispensary that offers free medicines and routine check-ups.
Both facilities play a vital role in ensuring the health and well being of the villagers.
Educational Facilities:
Latifal village has a well established Higher Secondary School for both boys and girls, providing quality education up to 12th grade. Latifal Higher Secondary School is a major educational hub in the area, offering science, arts and computer subjects.
In addition, there is an Elementary School dedicated to girls, where they receive education in a safe and encouraging environment.
For boys, there is a separate Primary School that caters to early-grade students, focusing on strong foundation learning.
The village takes pride in its growing educational facilities, which have inspired many students to pursue further studies at University level.
Village Demographics
- Total Population:
As per population census of 2017 of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics,
Latifal has a total population of 1,382 people, consisting of 645 males (46.67%) and 737 females (53.33%).
- Literacy Rate:
- 68.22% of the total population of Latifal Village has matric and above level qualification with 80.84% of the males and 57.86% of females.
- 452 persons have primary but below matric qualification which includes 253 males and 199 females.
- 80 males and 75 females have matric but below degree level qualification.
- 11 males and 17 females have degree or above level qualification.
- Age Group:
As per Census of 2017,
* 1054 persons are in the age group of 10 years & above.
* 835 persons are in the age group of 18 years and above.
* 171 persons are in the age group of 60 years and above.
| 10 Years & Above | 18 Years & Above | 60 Years & Above |
| 1054 | 835 | 171 |
Development & Progress:
Latifal village is well-developed with good roads that connect it smoothly to nearby towns and cities.
The village is also equipped with all essential utilities including electricity, natural gas and clean drinking water.
The availability of these basic utilities reflects the progress and development of the village.
To promote energy efficiency and sustainability, solar street lights have been installed across the village. Modern facilities like these have greatly improved the quality of life for the residents. The village serves as a model of progress, blending traditional lifestyle with modern infrastructure.
Latifal village is home to three well maintained parks where children can play and enjoy outdoor activities. The presence of three children parks in village provides a healthy and safe environment for young ones to socialize and stay active.
Each park is equipped with swings, slide, and open spaces, making them ideal spot for kids to have fun.
Religious Sites (Mosques):
Latifal village is known for its religious harmony, with seven mosques serving different sects of muslim community.
The central place of worship is Jamia Masjd where a large number of villagers gather for Friday prayers and religious gatherings.
Masjid (Imam Bargah) Kasre – Zahra serves the Shia community and hosts regular majalis and Muharram processions.
Farooqia Rizwia & Ghausia Masjid are associated with the Barelvi school of thought and are known for their peaceful environment and spiritual events.
Ali Masjid combines elements of both Deobandi and Barelvi practices, offering space for collective learning and prayer.
Despite sectarian differences, all mosques coexist peacefully, reflecting unity, tolerance, and mutual respect among villagers.
The presence of diverse mosques has made the Latifal village a symbol of inter-sect cooperation and religious inclusiveness.
FAQs:
What is distance of Latifal from Islamabad?
Latifal is located at a distance of 106 KM if you travel via Lahore – Islamabad Motorway or Rawat Chakbeli Road. If you travel by Chakwal – Mandra Road, then it is located at a distance of 109 KM.
What is distance of Latifal from Neela Dullah Interchange?
Latifal is located at a distance of 25.8 KM from Neela Dullah Interchange.
What is distance of Latifal from Dhudial?
Distance between Latifal & Dhudial is 18.7 KM