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Iraqi Biradari, (العراقي برادری) or Iraqi Tamimis a Sunni Muslim community in India. They are a sub-tribe who migrated to Sindh, and further to Eastern Uttar Pradesh. According to Wink, a historian, Umayyad interest in the Sindh was galvanized by the operation of the Meds and others.
Along with Muhammad bin Qasim thousands of people from Bani Tamim of Southern Iraq and Syria settled in Sindh after migration. Further in the 16th century about a thousand people further migrated to Eastern UP for trade reasons and named themselves as Iraqi to be separated from Shaikh group of India which included converts from local Shahzada's. Thus Iraqi biradri could be considered a sub-tribe of Bani Tamim. The Biradari population practices endogamy according to family Shijra; first cousin marriages are not very common.
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