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HISTORY & ORIGIN

This community consists foreigners who migrated from outside subcontinent Persia and Afghanistan, and have been involved in the traditional occupation of cotton ginning/trading and local converts.Some of Mansoori is converted Muslims and Those people believes in their original Rajput caste. According to history, they came from Rajasthan to Gujarat at the time of the form of Ran Singh and resided here. Even today, their main caste - Rao, Deora, Chauhan, Bhati, which is also a Rajput clan. The main origin of this community from Persia and Afghanistan and some of whose converted Muslim from Rajput's. But they were called Behna, Dhuniya by the Hindu community and it's also mentioned that Behna, Dhuniya, was stated to the Hindu carder not for Muslim carders. Until some times ago no name in this community as surname, now some people using Pathan/Khan and some using Mansoori as a surname because the ancestor's of this community was Persian Muslims and Afghanistan Muslims. Tipu Sultan (Sultan Fateh Ali Khan Bahadur Tipu) also belongs this community. Many members of this community migrated to Pakistan in 1947 and have settled in Karachi and

Sindh. This community is found throughout India.

Article About Mansoori Caste

 

Organisation Events


This community's people make conferences in different cities of India and tell the people of this community about this community that where we have come from

and who were our ancestors.

All India Mansoori Samaj

Samaj Confrences

​​These muslim communities came to India around 500-600 years ago and this community was very big at that time, Therefore the British broke them to prevent the revolution against the British and they divided them into different castes according to work, Since then these communities were divided by the Britisher's, this community is still divided today and the people of this community are still unaware that which was the community of these people and who were their ancestors. And form which community they belong.

The Real Pathaans

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