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Central Asian Arabs

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According to the 1989 census, 12,880 Arabs were registered in Uzbekistan. The Arabic dialect of Qashqadaryo has much more similarities with Classical Arabic than the Bukhara dialect, which is more Persianised. In the Samarkand region, the cultural capital of Arabs was the village of Vedar. Bukhari is
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Arab settlers came to Central Asia in several waves between the 7th and 17th centuries. The first wave was during the 7th-8th centuries, after Arab Muslim troops conquered Central Asia, they set up large garrisons in the main cities of the Bukhara and Samarkand region. Chronicles showed that in
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dialect family. They also speak the majority language of their country and Russian. There are 4 dialects, Bakhtiari, Qashqadaryawi, Bukhari, and Khorasani. In Afghanistan, Bakhtiari is spoken, in Tajikistan, Bukhari is spoken, in Uzbekistan, both Qashqadaryawi and Bukhari are spoken, and in
126:. The total number of entrenched Arabs in Central Asia is no more than 10,000 people, including over 4,000 in Tajikistan (2010 census) and in Uzbekistan 2,800 people (1989 census). In Turkmenistan, the traditional place of settlement of Arabs was the vicinity of the cities 208:. Arabs had a history migrating to Afghanistan in many waves starting in the 7th century, where they either settled in Afghanistan or moved to other Central Asian lands. Many Central Asian Arabs migrated to Afghanistan following the 173:. In Uzbekistan, Qashqadaryawi and Bukhari are not exclusive to Qashqadaryo or Bukhara and are spoken by Arab communities countrywide, although they often speak Russian or Uzbek together as their dialects are not 590: 196:
Bukhara, Arab soldiers settled half of the houses and lands of local residents. Some Arabs retained their culture, while some were assimilated into the Iranic and Turkic population. In
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had good relations with the Arabs of Tajikistan, therefore the Arabs took the side of Rahmon during the
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The native language of Central Asian Arabs is Central Asian Arabic, which belongs to the
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Arabic as a Minority Language (Contributions to the Sociology of Language)
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spoken by residents of the villages of Jargari, Chagdaryo, Shokhanbeg,
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and has Persian influences, while Bakhtiari is named after
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On the Relationship of the Central Asian Arabic Dialects
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Sharqāwī, Muḥammad; al-Sharkawi, Muhammad, eds. (2005).
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Index

Central Asia
Afghanistan
Uzbekistan
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Iranian Khorasan
Central Asian Arabic
Persian
Farsi
Tajiki
Dari
Uzbek
Turkmen
Russian
Islam
Arabic
Arabs
Central Asia
Türkmenabat
Dänew
Central Asian Arabic
Mashriqi Arabic
Northeast Iran
Khorasani Arabic
Qashqadaryo Region
Bukhara Region
Bactria
mutually intelligible
Muslim conquest of Transoxiana
Muslim conquest of Khorasan

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