Definition of Habshis. Meaning of Habshis. Synonyms of Habshis

- October 2008. "Habshis and Siddis – Africans and African descendants in South Asia", ColorQ World. The Global African Community/Great Habshis in Ethiopian/Indian...
- their power among themselves. Jalaluddin tried to rein them in. But the Habshis rebelled under the leadership of Shahzada Barbak and killed the Sultan...
- Ayid Habshi (or Habashi, Arabic: عايِد حبشي, Hebrew: עאיד חבשי; born 10 May 1995) is an Israeli footballer who plays as a centre-back for Ironi Kiryat...
- The Habshi Kot (lit. Abyssinian fortress) is a hillock situated on the outskirts of Bidar, India. It contains the tombs of Abyssinian noblemen who were...
- the Habshis engendered bonds of mutual trust, as the Deccanis had both kin and inherited authority, but lacked sufficient numbers, while the Habshis were...
- Hill likely derives from Kambata in Ethiopia from where enslaved African Habshis were brought to India in medieval times. Breach Candy Singh, Varun (4 November...
- October 2006. Retrieved 24 December 2006. Dr. Richard Pankhurst. "Great Habshis in Ethiopian/Indian history: History of the Ethiopian Diaspora, in India...
- Habib Noh bin Mohamad Al-Habshi (Arabic: حبيب نوح بن محمد الحبشي; 1788 – 27 July 1866) was an Arab mystic who is regarded in Sufism as a wali (Islamic...
- he was slain in a revolt against Razia Sultana. Yaqut belonged to the habshis, a group of enslaved Africans of East African descent frequently emplo****...
- Ibrahim Adil Shah I, had divided power between the **** nobles, the Habshis and the Deccanis. However, Ali Adil Shah favored Shi'as. After his death...