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Dhagi

Regions with significant populations

India

Religion

Islam

The Muslim Dhagi are a Muslim community found in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. They were also known as the Julahas.[citation needed]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

Indian Muslim communities

Majority

  • Arab
  • Arain
  • Arghon
  • Ansari
  • Awan
  • Baghban
  • Balti
  • Behna
  • Bhatiara
  • Bhishti
  • Bisati
  • Chhipa
  • Chaush
  • Deccani Muslims (Hyderabadi)
  • Dard
  • Dhobi
  • Ghosi
  • Gurjar
  • Iraqi Biradari
  • Jat
  • Khanzada
  • Kashmiri
  • Kunjra
  • Malkana
  • Manihar
  • Mappila
  • Rowther
  • Meo
  • Mughal
  • Pathan
  • Purigpa
  • Qassab
  • Muslim Rajputs
  • Garha
  • Rangrez
  • Shaikh
  • Sayyid
  • Salmani
  • Siddi
  • Teli
  • Urdu-speaking

    • Minority

  • Bengali
  • Bhili
  • Dogra
  • Gondi
  • Gujarati
  • Konkani
  • Nawayath
  • Marathi
  • Marwari
  • Meitei
  • Odia
  • Punjabi
  • Tamil
  • Telugu
  • Labbay
  • Goan Muslims
  • Alavi Bohras

    • Bihari

  • Ansari
  • Bisati
  • Chamail
  • Churihar
  • Chik
  • Gaddi
  • Idrisi
  • Khanzada
  • Kulhaiya
  • Lal Begi
  • Malkana
  • Malik of Bihar
  • Mirasi
  • Mirshikar
  • Mughal
  • Muker
  • Muslim Chhipi
  • Pasi
  • Nat
  • Pathans
  • Rayeen
  • Sai
  • Sapera
  • Sayyid
  • Syed (Mallick)
  • Shaikh of Bihar
  • Shershahabadia
  • Thakurai
  • Teli

    • Gujarat

  • Alavi Bohras
  • Ansari
  • Arabs
  • Attarwala
  • Bafan
  • Baloch
  • Banjara
  • Behlim
  • Bhadala
  • Bharbhunja
  • Bhishti
  • Chhipa
  • Chunara
  • Chundrigar
  • Dawoodi Bohra
  • Dhobi
  • Dhuldhoya
  • Doodwala
  • Faqir
  • Galiara
  • Ghanchi
  • Ghanchi-Pinjara
  • Halaypotra
  • Hingorja
  • Hingora
  • Juneja
  • Kadia
  • Kagzi
  • Ker
  • Khalifa
  • Khaskheli
  • Khoja
  • Machiyar
  • Makrani
  • Maliks of Gujarat
  • Mandali
  • Makwana
  • Manka
  • Mansoori
  • Memon
  • Meta Qureshi
  • Miyana
  • Molesalam
  • Momna
  • Mughal
  • Multani
  • Multani Lohar
  • Mutwa
  • Nagori
  • Node
  • Panar
  • Parmar
  • Patani Bohra
  • Patni Jamat
  • Pathans
  • Salaat
  • Samma
  • Sandhai Muslims
  • Sanghar
  • Shaikhs of Gujarat
  • Shaikhda
  • Sayyid of Gujarat
  • Siddi
  • Sipahi
  • Soomra
  • Sulaymani Bohra
  • Sunni Bohra
  • Tai
  • Turk Jamat
  • Vora Patel
  • Vyapari

    • Karnataka

  • Beary
  • Chaush
  • Chhaparband
  • Kodava Maaple
  • Konkani Muslims
  • Nawayath
  • Pinjara
  • Siddi
  • Assadi

    • Kerala

  • Pusalans
  • Ossans
  • Tangals (the Sayyids)
  • Vattakkolis (the Bhatkalis) or Navayats
  • Labbais
  • Nahas
  • Marakkars
  • Keyis
  • Koyas
  • Nainars
  • Dakhnis or Pathans
  • Ravuthars
  • Bohras (Daudi Bohras)

    • Madhya Pradesh

  • Ansari
  • Banjara
  • Dawoodi Bohra
  • Dhobi
  • Mughal
  • Muslim Chhipi
  • Pathans
  • Shaikh
  • Sayyid

    • Maharashtra

  • Baghban
  • Bhishti
  • Chaush
  • Chhipa
  • Chhaparband
  • Dawoodi Bohra
  • Dhawad
  • Faqir
  • Garodi
  • Gavandi
  • Kachar
  • Kagzi
  • Konkani Muslims
  • Momin
  • Muslim Raj Gond
  • Qassab
  • Saiqalgar
  • Tadvi Bhil

    • Rajasthan

  • Anderkoti
  • Chhipa
  • Cheetah
  • Chadwa
  • Dawoodi Bohra
  • Deshwali
  • Gaddi
  • Ghosi
  • Hela Mehtar
  • Hiranbaz
  • Kandera
  • Khadem
  • Khanzada
  • Langha
  • Manganiar
  • Merat
  • Meo
  • Mughal
  • Pinjara
  • Qaimkhani
  • Rangrez
  • Rath
  • Shaikhs of Rajasthan
  • Silawat
  • Sindhi-Sipahi
  • Singiwala
  • Sorgar

    • Tamil Nadu

  • Kayalar
  • Labbay
  • Marakkar
  • Deccani Muslims (Pathans)
  • Nawayath
  • Dawoodi Bohra

    • Uttar Pradesh

  • Ansari
  • Atishbaz
  • Bachgoti Khanzada
  • Baghban
  • Baluch
  • Bandhmati
  • Banjara
  • Barhai
  • Behlim
  • Banu Israil
  • Behna
  • Bhand
  • Bharbhunja
  • Bhale Sultan Khanzada
  • Bhatti Khanzada
  • Bhatiara
  • Bhishti
  • Muslim Bhumihar
  • Bisati
  • Chik
  • Dakhini
  • Dafali
  • Dhagi
  • Dharhi
  • Dhobi Musalmaan
  • Dogar
  • Fareedi
  • Faqir
  • Gaddi
  • Gautam Khanzada
  • Ghosi
  • Goriya
  • Gujjar Musalmaan
  • Halalkhor
  • Halwai
  • Idrisi
  • Iraqi Biradari
  • Jhojha
  • Kabaria
  • Kakorvi Shaikh
  • Kamangars
  • Kamboh
  • Kasgar
  • Kayastha Musalman
  • Khanzada
  • Khokhar Khanzada
  • Khumra
  • Kingharia
  • Kunjra
  • Lal Begi
  • Lalkhani Rajput
  • Madari
  • Mandarkia
  • Malkana
  • Manihar
  • Meo
  • Milki
  • Mirasi
  • Mughal
  • Mujavir
  • Muker
  • Muslim Chhipi
  • Muley Jats
  • Nagar Muslims
  • Nalband
  • Nanbai
  • Naqqal
  • Panchpiria
  • Pankhiya
  • Pathans
  • Putliwale
  • Qalandar
  • Qassab
  • Qaum-e-Punjabian
  • Qidwai
  • Rai Bhatt
  • Raj
  • Garha
  • Rajput Musalmaan
  • Ramaiya
  • Rangrez
  • Rayeen
  • Rohilla
  • Sadaat Amroha
  • Sadaat-e-Bara
  • Sadaat-e-Bilgram
  • Sai
  • Salmani
  • Sayyid of Uttar Pradesh
  • Shaikh of Uttar Pradesh
  • Shaikh Ja'fri
  • Shaikhzada
  • Siddiqui
  • Teli Musalmaan
  • Turk
  • Tyagi Musalmaan

    • West Bengal

  • Dawoodi Bohra
  • Bedia
  • Faqir
  • Ghosi
  • Iraqi Biradari
  • Kahar
  • Kan
  • Kela
  • Khotta
  • Lodha
  • Malla
  • Nashya
  • Patua
  • Sapuria
  • Shershahabadia
  • Shamsi


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