These community is converted from hindu teli smaj to muslim teli samaj after islam come  to Indian subcontinent. this communiti is like hindu teli samaj. they are manufacturer of oil.  In Pakistan, there are three distinct communities which form part of the Teli community, the Shaikh Mansoori, who are an Urdu speaking community based in Karachi, and the Teli Malik and Teli Rajput...of Punjab. They were among a number of artisan communities, that were converted to Islam. 

Malak / Marwari Teli (53 Gotras)

In Pakistan, they are found throughout South East Pakistan, the Marwari Teli are found in the province of Sindh (Pakistan) with concentrations in the Districts of Mirpurkhas Town Mirpurkhas, Chachro Town Mithi, Shahpur Chakar Sanghar, Hyderabad, Karachi .There are many gotras that are a part of Muslim Marwari Teli community in Pakistan. They subdivide in Chaki / Solankhi / Solanki, Ghori, Chail / Chohan, Chandel / Soomrah, Panwar, Khilji and Sahu.

Malik Awan Teli

In Pakistan, the Malik Awan Teli is a found in the province of Punjab. Although awan caste totaly diffrent from malik teli caste.Teli malik are still largely a rural community. The community has very small land scale and some are living as landless. Major changes, however have occurred in the cities of central Punjab, such as Faisalabad, Sahiwal, Sialkot and Gujranwala. The urban Teli have started small industries such as power looms,The Teli Malik of Faisalabad have been a particularly successful community.

Rajputs/Chuhan/Rana/Rao

       There are many gotras that are a part of Muslim teli community in Pakistan. They subdivide in 'ikasna' and 'doasna' meaning having one profession and two professions respectively. Other profession adopted by Muslim teli is of cotton ginning to make comforters (blankets filled with cotton) they are therefore known as doasna. All rajput and jat gotras in Muslim teli community are doasna teli. Other gotras in teli community are rathor, khokar, chauhan, bargujar, tanwar, gehlot, dahiya, panwar, sikarwar and more. In Gujranwala,. Sialkot (Narowal), Gurdaspur (Shakargarh) district teli are descendant of Rajpoots who have adopted this profession after the freedom fight of 1857. Rajpoot clans of teli are Taheem or Theeme (in Narowal & Shakargarh), Malik Awan, Tarrar, Khokhar, Jailat (gehlot), Waddhar, Bhatti and more....They are mostly settled in Gujranwala, Multan, Gujrat, Sialkot, Sargodha, Rawalpindi and Mandi Bahaudin districts.