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Amils

The Amils (Sindhi: عامل) are a Sindhi Hindu sub-group of Lohana. The word "Amil" has its origin in the Persian word "amal" (as "administer"). Amils used to work in Administration in Government services.

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Amils in Sindh

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Amils

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples39
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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related to Amils in Sindh · 14
Amils → Amil, Amongst Sindhi Hindus, Before Hindus, Bhaiband, Hindus, In, Lohanas, Muslim, Sindh, Sindhi, The Amils, They, This, Written
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Amils → Ahwal, Amilan-jo-Ahwal, Bherumal Mahirchand Advani, English, History, Sindhi, Sindhis

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amil sindh sindhi also lohana punjab like used marriage sindhis hindus migrated time families many wear came now long one

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the Persiansinstance ofOne of the possible reasons for this bravery is that for centuries they found themselves falling in the direct path of invaders coming from the north-west0.80text
Macedoniansinstance ofOne of the possible reasons for this bravery is that for centuries they found themselves falling in the direct path of invaders coming from the north-west0.80text
Hunsinstance ofOne of the possible reasons for this bravery is that for centuries they found themselves falling in the direct path of invaders coming from the north-west0.80text
Mughalsinstance ofOne of the possible reasons for this bravery is that for centuries they found themselves falling in the direct path of invaders coming from the north-west0.80text
etcinstance ofOne of the possible reasons for this bravery is that for centuries they found themselves falling in the direct path of invaders coming from the north-west0.80text
purdahinstance ofOther customs0.80text
restrictions on women have been influenced by the then Muslim rulersinstance ofOther customs0.80text
and were passed down by the Amil eldersinstance ofOther customs0.80text
Karachiinstance ofspoken around areas0.80text
Thattainstance ofspoken around areas0.80text
Sujawalinstance ofspoken around areas0.80text
Tando Muhammad Khaninstance ofspoken around areas0.80text

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