Qambar (person)
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Qambar (Arabic: قمبر) was a freed slave of the Islamic caliph Ali.[1] According to some traditions, he was Ali's groom.[2][3]
In the Pakistani province Sindh, the descendants of Bantu slaves from Southeast Africa known as Sheedis refer to themselves as "Qambrani" (Urdu: قمبرانی , Sindhi: قمبراڻي) in reverence to Qambar.[4][5]
References
- ↑ Slaves in the History of Islam
- ↑ Islamic Spirituality in Turkic Oral Epics, Karl Reichl pg 7
- ↑ Dhuldul in Encyclopaedia of Ismailism
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