The Muslim Shershabdia people, with roots tracing back to the Arab traders and warriors who settled in the Indian subcontinent centuries ago, have a rich and storied history. They embraced Islam and migrated to present-day Pakistan, integrating into the local culture while preserving their distinct identity. Over the years, they have established themselves as respected members of society, contributing to various fields including trade, agriculture and scholarship.
Today, the Muslim Shershabdia people primarily reside in urban and rural areas of Pakistan. They engage in a variety of occupations such as farming, trading and public service. Many Shershabdia families own and cultivate land, growing crops like wheat, rice and sugarcane. In urban areas, they pursue careers in business, education and government. The Shershabdia community maintains strong family ties and a deep sense of cultural identity. The Shershabdia community also places great importance on education, striving to pass on both religious and secular knowledge to the younger generations. They actively participate in social and religious events, reinforcing their community bonds and traditions.
The Muslim Shershabdia people practice Sunni Islam, integrating their faith into every aspect of their lives. They observe Islamic rituals, including daily prayers, fasting during Ramadan, and celebrating religious festivals such as Eid. Their belief system emphasizes values like honor, hospitality, and community service, reflecting their Islamic teachings and heritage.
The Muslim Shershabdia people face several pressing needs that require attention to improve their quality of life. Access to quality education remains essential, as it provides opportunities for the younger generation to advance and succeed. Improved healthcare services are crucial, given the limited availability of medical facilities in some areas. Economic support through agricultural innovation, market access and vocational training can boost their livelihoods. Infrastructure development, including better roads, clean water supply and electricity, will also benefit the Shershabdia community. Addressing these needs will enable the Shershabdia people to achieve greater socio-economic stability.
Pray for deliverance from the fear that hinders God's blessing from multiplying through the families and communities in the Shershabdia community.
Pray for their elders and family leaders to have dreams of the soon coming Messiah.
Pray for Shershabdia disciples to make more disciples.
Pray for loving and dedicated workers.
Scripture Prayers for the Shershabdia (Muslim traditions) in Pakistan.
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Profile Source: Joshua Project |
People Name General | Shershabdia (Muslim traditions) |
People Name in Country | Shershabdia (Muslim traditions) |
Alternate Names | Badhia; Chinaora; Kalbelia; Melori; Odmata; Sheresahbadia; Shersahbadia; Sishoobadia; Sishubadia; Uranamara; बढ़ी (मुस्लिम ट्रेडिशन्स) |
Population this Country | 2,800 |
Population all Countries | 42,000 |
Total Countries | 2 |
Indigenous | Yes |
Progress Scale | 1 ● |
Unreached | Yes |
Frontier People Group | Yes |
Pioneer Workers Needed | 1 |
People ID | 17476 |
ROP3 Code | 112886 |
ROP25 Code | 300656 |
ROP25 Name | Badi / Badhi (SC) |
Country | Pakistan | ||
Region | Asia, South | ||
Continent | Asia | ||
10/40 Window | Yes | ||
National Bible Society | Website | ||
Persecution Rank | 7 (Open Doors top 50 rank, 1 = highest persecution ranking) |
Country | Pakistan |
Region | Asia, South |
Continent | Asia |
10/40 Window | Yes |
National Bible Society | Website |
Persecution Rank | 7 (Open Doors top 50 rank, 1 = highest persecution ranking) |
Total States | 1 |
Sindh 2,800 | |
Website | South Asia Peoples |
Primary Religion: | Islam |
Major Religion ▲ | Percent * |
---|---|
Buddhism |
0.00 %
|
Christianity (Evangelical 0.00 %) |
0.00 %
|
Ethnic Religions |
0.00 %
|
Hinduism |
0.00 %
|
Islam |
100.00 %
|
Non-Religious |
0.00 %
|
Other / Small |
0.00 %
|
Unknown |
0.00 %
|
* From latest Pakistan census data. Current Christian values may substantially differ. |
Primary Language | Sindhi (1,600 speakers) | |||
Language Code | snd Ethnologue Listing | |||
Language Written | Yes ScriptSource Listing | |||
Total Languages | 4 | |||
Secondary Languages |
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Primary Language | Sindhi (1,600 speakers) |
Language Code | snd Ethnologue Listing |
Total Languages | 4 |
Secondary Languages | |
Urdu 1,000 | |
Dhatki 80 | |
Saraiki 60 | |
People Groups | Speaking Sindhi |
Primary Language: Sindhi
Bible Translation ▲ | Status (Years) |
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Bible-Portions | Yes (1825-1981) |
Bible-New Testament | Yes (1890-1992) |
Bible-Complete | Yes (1954) |
FCBH NT (www.bible.is) | Online |
YouVersion NT (www.bible.com) | Online |
Possible Print Bibles | |
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Amazon | |
World Bibles | |
Forum Bible Agencies | |
National Bible Societies | |
World Bible Finder | |
Virtual Storehouse |
Photo Source |
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Map Source | People Group data: Omid. Map geography: UNESCO / GMI. Map Design: Joshua Project |
Profile Source | Joshua Project |
Data Sources | Data is compiled from various sources. Learn more. |