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Bawarij

Sindhi pirates

Bawarij (Sindhi: باوارج‎; sing. Sindhi: برجا‎) were pirates from Sindh, who were named for their distinctive barja warships (which means "large vessels

Bawarij

Dahir of Aror

Maharaja of Sindh from 695 to 712

being stolen. Meds (a tribe of Scythians living in Sindh) also known as Bawarij had pirated upon Sassanid shipping in the past, from the mouth of the Tigris

Dahir of Aror

Dahir_of_Aror

Piracy

Acts of robbery or criminality at sea

naval commanders by the Chinese dynasties and foreign maritime powers. Bawarij were Sindhi pirates named for their distinctive barja warships who were

Piracy

Nazroo Narejo

Pakistani criminal

Khohro, resulting in the deaths of two men and a little girl in Khairpur. Bawarij Web Desk (11 July 2015). "Shikarpur gunfight leaves two bandits, two policemen

Nazroo Narejo

Nazroo_Narejo

Med people

Indigenous fishermen from Makran, Pakistan

early Muslim historiography as seafarers; some of them carried piracy as Bawarij in the Indian Ocean from their harbors in Debal, Kutch and Kathiawar, to

Med people

Med_people

Zuṭṭ

Historical ethnic group in the Middle East

were seafaring people. Some of them carried piracy in the Indian Ocean as Bawarij. The incident in which they captured two treasure ships coming from Ceylon

Zuṭṭ

Broken plural

Irregular plural forms in Semitic and other Afroasiatic languages

'prostrated' (Fem.) CawāCiC ‏قَائِمَة‎ qāʾimah 'list' قَوَائِم qawāʾim 'lists' bawārij (battleships) CāCūC CawāCīC ‏صَارُوخ‎ ṣārūḫ 'rocket' صَوَارِيخ ṣawārīḫ

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Muhammad ibn al-Qasim

Umayyad general and governor of Sindh (695–715)

the past, from the mouth of the Tigris to the Sri Lankan coast, in their bawarij and now were able to prey on Arab shipping from their bases at Kutch, Debal

Muhammad ibn al-Qasim

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Gwadar

Port city in Balochistan, Pakistan

early Muslim historiography as seafarers; some of them were pirarea as Bawarij in the Indian Ocean from their harbors in Debal, Kutch and Kathiawar, to

Gwadar

Debal

Ancient port city in Sindh, Pakistan

Sindh. The port city was home to thousands of Sindhi sailors including the Bawarij. Ibn Hawqal, a tenth-century writer, geographer and chronicler, mentions

Debal

Index of piracy–related articles

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History of Kutch

Regional history in Gujarat, India

headquarters at Kutch and Somnath, were, from the word Baira, a boat, known as Bawarij. Early in the eleventh century (1023) Bhima I fled before Mahmud Ghazni

History of Kutch

History_of_Kutch

Early Caliphate navy

Naval force of Rashidun, Umayyads and Abbasids

Sindh. The port city was home to thousands of Sindhi sailors including the Bawarij. Ibn Hawqal, a 10th-century writer, geographer and chronicler, mentions

Early Caliphate navy

Early_Caliphate_navy

Machiyar

Muslim Machhiyara tribe

Lothiya, Sama, Dhimar, Dhoki, Khariya, Kharai etc. Mohana Med Bhadala Bawarij Lal, R. B. (2003). Gujarat. Popular Prakashan. p. 789. ISBN 978-81-7991-104-4

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