Abro
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ابڙو وڏوڙو سوڙو' سمو' سونهن سڀن
The Abro, Abra or Abrah (Urdu: ابڑو), (Sindhi ابڙو), (Arabic أبرهة) is a division of the Samma tribe, found in Sindh, Balochistan and the southern Punjab provinces of Pakistan.
Notable people
- Jam Nizamuddin II: (866–914AH, 1461–1508AD) was the most famous Sultan of the Samma Dynasty.
- Sardar Darya Khan: (926 A.H) (1519 A.D.) was the commander of Samma army who camand the Battles against the Airguns of Kandahar.
- Jam Sabar Abro:(1296A.H—1300A.D) Samma chief the protector of Soomra families, ,For those who seek shelter, with him are safe and secure and killed Alauddin's son Syed Ghazi Salar.[1]
- Sardar Ibrahim Khan Mungrani: Famous Chief of Abro Tribe who got Shahadat in the War with Nadir Shah of Iran (1739) his tomb situated near the city of Bhag as "Dargah Brhim Khan".
- Sardar Haider Khan Mungrani: He was the only Chief Sardar of Balochistan who denied the title from the Britishers. It has had been the practice of the Chieftains to seek title from the invaders. Through which they exploited and slaved the people of the land at the mercy and will of the aliens. But he took a stand not to receive a title and put his people under the foreign Yoke maitioned by Charles Napier in his biography.
- Sardar Nawab Khan Mungarni: (1885AD - 1935AD) He was ideologically like his elders (anti establishment) but non political.However He had very and cardial personal relations with "Maulana Ubaidullah Sindhi", "Mahatama Gandhi","Maulana Mohd. Ali Johar", "Mirza Qaleech Baig". He was sent to Andaman Island Kalapani in 1931 - 1933.
- Badar uddin Abro: Ex-Taluka Nazim Warah, A well known Personality of Larkana Distt:
- Siraj Uddin Abro: Chairman, Dist: Zakat & Ushar Committiee, Qambar Shehdadkot.
- Imran Ahmed Khan Abro: Oxford University.
- Sardar Ayub Khan Mungrani: (1905AD - 1984AD) He was recognised by the Tribal Chiefs as the "Custodian of the Jirgas".
- Arbab Khan Mungrani: (1922AD - 1985AD)He is known as one of the pioneers of mechanised agriculture in Upper Sindh and Baluchistan.
- Hafiz-ul-milat Hafiz Muhammad Siddique Of Bhar Chandi:Famous Religious scholar and Saint.
- Allama Ali Khan Abro: Notable Religious Scholar .
- Jamal Abro: Famous Writer and Intellectual.
- Professor Dr Elyas Abro: Ex vice chancellor University of Sindh.
- Dr. Ahad Abro:(Hila-e-Pakistan) Ex Vice chancellor Mehran Engineering University, Jamshoro.
- Professor Dr.Rafique Ahmed Abro: Ex Pro- Vice chancellor Mehran Engineering University, Jamshoro.
- Professor Sabah Abro: Lawrence Technological University Southfield, Michigan United States.
- Capt. Abdul Rashid Abro: Chairman of the Standing Committee on Ports and Shipping of the FPCCI, former Vice-Chairman, Pakistan Ship Agents' Association and CEO of Transport Service International (Pvt) Ltd,.
- Tariq Alam Abro: Writer.
- Badar Abro:(Hilal-e-Pakistan)writer, Archaeologist and Journalist.
- Abdul Jabbar Abro: Ex Member Provincial Assembly Sindh by Pakistan Peoples Party.
- Hashim Abro: President Pakistan Intellectual Forum Islamabad.
- Mazhar Abro: story writer and novelist.
- Sardar Himmat Ali Khan Kamario: Ex Member Provincial Assembly Sindh.
- Sardar Altaf Ahmad Khan Bhayo: Ex MNA (parliamentary Secretary)
- Najmuddin Abro: Current MPA SINDH.
- Mir Abdul Malik Abro: The pioneer of anti fudel movement in Kachhi and among the founding leaders of the Pakistan Peoples Party in Balochistan, was very strong alie of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.
- Mir Murad Abro(late): Ex caretaker Minister Balochistan.
- Mohammad pariyal Abro: Mohammad pariyal abro is a poet, was born in 1 May 1937 darbello kandiaro dist Naushahro Feroze.
Comrade Taj Mohammad Abro:A famous social, literary, political and judicial leftist activist.
- Ameer Abro: A writer, social worker and professionally an Engineer. Author of 10 books in Sindhi and English languages. Managing Director of Indus Publishers and President of Indus Education Foundation.
Notable people
See also
References
External links
- Abro the Virtuous one (by Mehdi shah)
- Full text of The Ta'ríkh-i-guzída, or Select history of Hamdu'llâh Mustawfí-i-Qazwíní; compiled in A.H. 730 (A.D. 1330)
- History of Samma Tribes
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