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Tailoring is a profession which is done by the people of different religions and communities of India for their livelihood. Talking about the old times, the tailoring business can be seen among the elite class people because in Indian elite society only There was a custom of stitched clothes, on the contrary, in the middle class Indian tradition, it was customary to wrap it over the body rather than wearing. Taylor's work is done by people of different ethnic community in different regions of India. The most adopted work among different castes is that of tailor. Various castes have adopted it as a profession, most of them are from Hindu castes and some Muslim castes have also adopted it as a better alternative profession. | |||
The '''Darzi''' caste, sometimes pronounced '''Darji''', are [[Hindus]] and [[Muslim]] community both, found in [[India]] and [[Pakistan]]. A small number are also found in the [[Terai]] region of [[Nepal]]. ''Darzi'' means ''[[tailor]]''. They are also known as [[Kshatriya]] Darji in Hindus <ref>{{Cite book|last=Digital Library Of India|url=http://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.271875|title=Kshatriya Vansh Pradeep|date=1928}}</ref> and Idrisi<ref>''People of India: Uttar Pradesh'' Volume XLII Part One, edited by Amir Hasan & J.C. Das, {{ISBN|9788173041143}}, pages 412–415</ref> in Muslim Community. The Darzi or Darji are a community of tailors, numbering around more than 3,240,00 people in India. Darzi are largely a landless or less land community whose main occupation is tailoring. The profession of tailoring is being done by Both Hindu and Muslim Community. In Hindu Community, Darzi are known as Hindu Darzi who have mainly Gotras of kshatriya Varna. In muslim community, Darzi caste is known as Idrisi (prophet Hazrat Idris). The idrisi community of Uttar Pradesh are those Turkic Muslim tribes of the 13th century who were settled in Delhi and different states of India. These both castes are enlisted in central and state caste lists for [[Other Backward Class (OBC)|Other Backward Class(OBC)]] in [[India]]. | The '''Darzi''' caste, sometimes pronounced '''Darji''', are [[Hindus]] and [[Muslim]] community both, found in [[India]] and [[Pakistan]]. A small number are also found in the [[Terai]] region of [[Nepal]]. ''Darzi'' means ''[[tailor]]''. They are also known as [[Kshatriya]] Darji in Hindus <ref>{{Cite book|last=Digital Library Of India|url=http://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.271875|title=Kshatriya Vansh Pradeep|date=1928}}</ref> and Idrisi<ref>''People of India: Uttar Pradesh'' Volume XLII Part One, edited by Amir Hasan & J.C. Das, {{ISBN|9788173041143}}, pages 412–415</ref> in Muslim Community. The Darzi or Darji are a community of tailors, numbering around more than 3,240,00 people in India. Darzi are largely a landless or less land community whose main occupation is tailoring. The profession of tailoring is being done by Both Hindu and Muslim Community. In Hindu Community, Darzi are known as Hindu Darzi who have mainly Gotras of kshatriya Varna. In muslim community, Darzi caste is known as Idrisi (prophet Hazrat Idris). The idrisi community of Uttar Pradesh are those Turkic Muslim tribes of the 13th century who were settled in Delhi and different states of India. These both castes are enlisted in central and state caste lists for [[Other Backward Class (OBC)|Other Backward Class(OBC)]] in [[India]]. | ||
==History and origin== | ==History and origin== | ||