In India, gold is religion. India’s love affairs with gold are timeless, spanning centuries and millennia. In India, it always was and still is, much more than just a precious metal. It is part of the fabric of our culture and an inseparatable part of our belief system. It is the essence from which the universe was created.
India was the world’s largest gold market prior to 1962 and Bombay was the main trading center. Khudabadi Sonara community whose traditional occupation (gold smith) was manufacturing Gold Ornaments, were very happy and doing very well in business,
Khudabadi Sonara Community is Hindu by religion and believe Hindu gods, Symbols, Vedas, Upanishad, Purans and other religious texts and follow Hindu and Sindhi Customs, Traditions, Philosophy, Beliefs, Concepts Rituals, Sanskars and Nature worship
Many Bahuranis now a days (please I am not saying for all) tend to behave like Ranis. It is the Saas that is the Rani and if a bahu just remembers that, she will be treated like a Royal Princess
Bradri, Nukh, Gotra, Original Village & Surnames Khudabadi Sonara Community Members
In the year 2005, KhudabadiSonaras witnessed one of the most lavishly organized celebrations since time immemorial. The celebrations were given a traditional touch with reciting of the Aarti of Goddess Durga
The Community was known as Jannjhogar Sonara during Mugal Regime
The Purswani family is a branch of the Bhambrai Bradri grouping of families, which is the largest grouping among the Khudabadi Sonara community. In the present day, the majority of them live in Jaipur, India.
Traditional Sindhi Hindu names are originally related to Sanskrit words and these names were kept on various factors, civilization and culture.
When people get married, they promise to spend a lifetime together.