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The Pangal (this word came from Bangal,Who was come from people of Subah i Bangal). Also known as the "Meitei Pangal", are a subset of the Meiteis , the major ethnic group in the border state of Manipur, India . Their present population is estimated as 150,000, most of whom are under 20. The Pangals are Muslims . Many members of Pangal community have migrated to Pakistan after independence and have settled in Karachi , Sindh . The Pangal are mainly concentrated in and around Imphal , the capital of Manipur. They are thought to be descendants of a group of Muslim warriors from the district of Sileet in Cachar (now in Assam ) who intermarried with the local Meitei. Pangals follows the religion of Islam which is the second largest religion in the world after Christanity. Traditional dress for men is lungis and pajamas, and for women is fanek and shalwar . The Pangal suffer from low literacy and poor economic development. A riot involving this community occurred in May 1993. More than 150 were killed and an unknown number were injured and displaced. Allimuddin Shah, a Pangal, was one of the chief ministers of Manipur.1
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Ethnic group The Pangals , also pronounced as Pangans are the minority ethnic group of people reside in Northeast India ( Manipur , Assam , Tripura and Nagaland ) and also found in Bangladesh .Pangals are also known as Miah Meitei ( Meetei ) or Manipuri Muslim .
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Meitei speaking Muslim community of South Asia This article is about Meitei speaking Muslim community.The Meitei Pangals ( ), also known as the Pangals ( ) or the Meitei Muslims ( ) or the Manipuri Muslims ( ), are a group of Muslims who speak Meitei language as their native tongue.They live mainly in Manipur .The term "Pangal" simply means "Muslim" in Meitei language .Various historical sources have different dates for when Islam first entered Manipur.However, the date all sources seem to confirm as definitive is 1606 AD.The origin of the Pangal community is equally varied.The Manipur Governance to the Meitei-Pangal (Manipuri Muslim), 1606-1949 .
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Meitei speaking Muslim community of South Asia This article is about Meitei speaking Muslim community. The Meitei Pangals , also known as Meitei Muslims or the Manipuri Muslims, are a group of Meitei Muslims . They live mainly in Manipur . The word Pangal simply means Muslim in the Meitei language . Various historical sources have different dates for when Islam first entered Manipur. However, the date all sources seem to confirm as definitive is 1606 AD. The origin of the Pangal community is equally varied. The Manipur Governance to the Meitei-Pangal (Manipuri Muslim), 1606-1949 .
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