Meo Muslims
- The Meos are the inhabitants of Mewat, a region spread across the states of Haryana, Rajasthan and a few areas of western Uttar Pradesh.
- The word ‘Meo’ is used to describe those who might have been the aboriginal population from the hills and may have links to the Meena tribal group.
- They were appointed chieftains by the rulers of Delhi during the Mughal period.
- The Meos have been actively participated in the 1857 revolt and the entire community was declared a “criminal tribe” under the Criminal Tribes Act of 1871, as a punishment.
- Meos follow syncretic religious traditions. They even ....
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