Ali Imran (X-2), Safdar Saeed, Black Zero (Tahir), Juliana Fitzwater (Julia), Amma Bi, Surayya, Fazal Rahman, Sir Sultan, Roshee, Joseph Mugonda, Sulaiman, Captain Fayyaz, Zafar-ul-Mulk, Jameson (Jumman Bafati), Tanveer Ashraf, Captain Jaafari, Captain Khawar, Lieutenant Siddique, Lieutenant Chauhan, Sergeant Nomani, Doctor Dawar, Shakeel (friend of Ali Imran from Imran Series novel 15 Kaly Chiragh), Sualeha friend of Surayya (Daughter of Doctor Dawood Director General from Institute of Scientific Research from Imran Series Novel 48 Doosri Aankh) Many writers have written on the famous characters of Ibn-e-Safi and have included their own characters in Imran Series and Jasoosi Dunya (Fareedi Hameed Series).
Original author Ibn-e-Safi used the Secret Service as a central focus of the Imran Series.
He often dresses eccentrically: his typical outfit is a pink coat, a light green shirt, a yellow necktie, white pants, and a purple flat hat with a red rose in it.
Imran lives in an apartment with his two most trusted assistants: Sulaiman, the cook, and Joseph Mugunda, his bodyguard from Africa.
As Ali Imran, he acts as an opportunist who may turn either a police informer or a blackmailer as the situation demands.
Only three other characters know his secret: Sir Sultan, Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs; Black Zero, who acts as X-2 in Imran's absence; and Roshee, a long time friend and trusted partner.
In Darindon Ki Basti Imran realizes that his coworkers, mainly Juliana Fitzwater, are beginning to suspect that he is X-2.
To permanently remove their suspicions, he decides to induct another member, codenamed "Black Zero" into the Secret Service.
He can replicate X-2's deep, hoarse voice to give orders to Secret Service agents when Imran is not available.
He is also the only Secret Service agent who is fluent in Shikrali (a language spoken in the tribal area of Shikral).
Safdar Saeed is the most prominent, respectful, and loyal agent after Tahir, and Imran relies heavily on him.
In the book Farishtay ka Dushman, he faces a motorbike accident in the line of duty[4] and is left permanently unable to carry on with field work.
[6] He was sent to London for his education with his servant Jumman Bafati, earning a master's degree in chemistry from Oxford University.
On his return, his uncle becomes annoyed with his modern ideas and asks him, and Jameson, to leave home.
She is also fed up with Imran's unserious behavior and lets no opportunity slide to show her anger towards her brother.
In the novel Raat Ka Shehzaada, Imran helps Sir Sultan by solving a case; in return he is offered a permanent position in the Secret Service.
Later, she and Imran open a private investigation agency, "Roshee & Co. Forwarding & Clearing Agents".
He prefers to dress in a military uniform with holsters on each side, carrying two identical loaded revolvers.
Fayyaz is not very intelligent, but solves many cases with Imran's help and rises to the position of Superintendent.
Secret service Suliha added by M.Kaleem in Kakana Island 206 Tsung He is a criminal genius and treacherous villain.
Tsung was born, out of wedlock, to a Chinese father and Mongolian mother, and is forced to leave China after a failed coup d'état.
Tsung has devised a technique that allows him to dodge any bullets fired on him by judging the hand movements of the assailant, and moving swiftly.
Tsung He is the major villain in many other novels such as Seh Rangee Maut, Muta-Harrik Dhaariyaan, Joank Aur Naagan, Halaakat Khaez, Zebra Maen, and Jangal Ki Sheheriyat.
[13] Humbug the Great is an international criminal whose most prominent physical characteristic is a hump on his back.
[14] Ibne Safi had written the first two novels of the Humbug story-line, Dilchasp Hadisaa and Bay-Awaaz Sayyarah, when he fell sick for three years.
She also appears in Khoon Kay Piyaasay, Alphansay, Darandoan Ki Basti, Piyaasa Samandar, Seh Rangee Maut, Sugar Bank, Mutaharrik Dhaariyaan, Joank Aur Naagan, Halaakat Khaez, Zebra Man, Jangal Ki Sheheriyat, and Zulmat ka Devta.
[21] Ibn-e-Safi (creator of Imran Sereis) added 8th secret service member named "Sargent Nemo" instead of Tanveer Ashraf due to Tanveer injury, but this place is not a proper place in Secret Service members.
According to available record the list is as under: Hatim Mr. Brown (Telepaith) Major Mumtaz Imrana Imrana Black Painther Team (Two Members) Red Tiger Team (Two Members) Author Mazhar Kaleem used the name of Secret Service as the Pakishia Secret Service in his contributions to the Imran Series.
Captain Babar Imrana The character of Tiger was created by Mazhar Kaleem and continued in Zaheer Ahmed's novels.
He is an American Negro and a member of the criminal organization "Master Killers", which assassinates prominent personalities.