Darzi

rdf:langString Darzi

rdf:langString Darzi

rdf:langString • Hindi • Gujrati • Urdu • Punjabi

rdf:langString Darzi

rdf:langString दर्ज़ी درزی

rdf:langString • India • Pakistan

rdf:langString • Indians • Kakustha • Chhimba Darzi • Chhimba • Shaikh

rdf:langString • Hinduism • Islam

rdf:langString Darzi (meaning "tailor") is a profession which is done by the people of different religions and communities of the world for their livelihood or as business in modern times. Talking about the old times, the tailoring business can be seen among the communities. In the Indian tradition, it was customary to wrap it over the body rather than wearing it. Nowadays wrap clothes tradition is limited, most of the people prefer to wear stitched clothes. In Indian subcontinent, there is long history of caste (group of people with same profession which is not decided by birth, but by profession from the ancient era) division in the society. If we talk about the caste Darzi, they can be found in Hindus (Hindu Darzi) and Muslims (Idrisi) community of Uttar Pradesh are those Turkic Muslim tribes of the 13th century who were settled in Delhi and different states of India. who were soldiers in origin and later became related to this particular profession. The Darzi are a community of tailors, numbering around more than (as there is no caste census in India) 73,548,009 people in India. Idrisi are largely a landlord or zamindar community whose main occupation is bussiess of wear and farming. Many people are choosing Tailoring as a profession besides their ethnicity. According to the data of National Commission of Backward Classes, Darzi castes is enlisted in central and in every state caste lists of Other Backward Class (OBC) but Idrisi is enlisted in Uttar Pradesh state caste list.