Mian is used for the leaders of Arain tribe of Sub - Continent. The Arain Mian family is a Pakistani noble family. The following family has enjoyed a prominent role in Pakistani politics since the days of the Mughal Empire. On record this family is the only one which officially received Royal title of Mian from Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan for their prominent contributions in the region. This family is also popularly known as the Mian Family Baghbanpura in Pakistan. Mian is also used by the member of Arain tribe who migrated from Eastern Punjab districts such as Amritsar, Jhullandhar, Gurdaspur and Ferozpur. In Lahore and Multan there is a significant population of Arains is present and they also used the tittle of MianIt can be used to mean a variety of men in notable positions, including Sardar, or more informally for an owner, or a respectable and honorable man or husband. It is also a hereditary title for a group of Muslim Rajput clans from the Hill states of South Asia the including Himanchal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.[3] hence Mian could also be Hindu or Muslim from Muslim Rajput and Khatri origins. After the advent of Islam, most of these clans were converted to Islam but have continued to use Mian as a surname. They belong to several different regions however mostly originate from India and originally belong to