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Banoori : ウィキペディア英語版
Banoori
Banoori or Banuri is the family name of Syeds from the noble family of the Prophet of Islam, being his direct descendants and deriving lineage through Hazrat Sheikh Syed Adam Banoori from the Pakhtun region of Afghanistan, today's Pakistan including the regions of Kohat, Peshawar, Malakand and Swat.
==Origins==
People with family name calling themselves Banoori are the direct descendants of the Holy Prophet, Muhammed through Sufi Sheikh of the Naqshbandiya order, Hazrat Syed Adam Banoor.〔Youssaf Banoori's lineage traced up to Hazrat Adam Banoor〕 The name Banoori originated from the Sheikh who travelled from Afghanistan and spent some time in the Indian village of Banur near Sirhind, where he was ordained to attain his spiritual status in Sufism. Banur is a small town about 25 km from Chandigarh, the capital of Indian Punjab, on the Chandigarh-Patiala National Highway, NH 64. Banooris are not a clan of several families but represent only one aristocratic and noble family which has a direct link with the Islamic Prophet, Mohammad. The lineage of Syed Adam Banoori can therefore be directly traced to Prophet Mohammed and onward to Hazrat Ibrahim - another great prophet.


Banooris due to their lineage and aristocratic background suffered great setbacks during the Mughal period and later under the colonial rule.

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