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The history of Arabs in Afghanistan spans over one millennium, from the 11th century Islamic conquest when Arabs arrived with their Islamic mission until recently when others from the Arab world arrived to defend fellow Muslims from the Soviet Union followed by NATO forces. Most of the early Arabs gradually lost their Arabic hegemony and ultimately mixed with the local population, though they are still considered a cognizably distinct ethnic group according to the Constitution of Afghanistan and the Afghan National Anthem. Afghans who carry Sayed or Quraishi in their names usually claim Arab ancestry.

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rdfs:label	تاريخ العرب في أفغانستان (ar) History of Arabs in Afghanistan (en) Histoire des Arabes en Afghanistan (fr)
rdfs:comment	يمتد تاريخ العرب في أفغانستان لأكثر من ألف عام من القرن 7 عندما وصل المجاهدون العرب إلى أفغانستان لتبليغ رسالة الإسلام وصولاً إلى المجاهدين العرب الذين قاتلوا في الحرب السوفيتية في أفغانستان. (ar) The history of Arabs in Afghanistan spans over one millennium, from the 11th century Islamic conquest when Arabs arrived with their Islamic mission until recently when others from the Arab world arrived to defend fellow Muslims from the Soviet Union followed by NATO forces. Most of the early Arabs gradually lost their Arabic hegemony and ultimately mixed with the local population, though they are still considered a cognizably distinct ethnic group according to the Constitution of Afghanistan and the Afghan National Anthem. Afghans who carry Sayed or Quraishi in their names usually claim Arab ancestry. (en) L’histoire des Arabes en Afghanistan s’étale sur un millénaire, de la conquête musulmane du VIIe siècle, où les ghazis sont arrivés avec leur mission islamique, jusqu’à la période récente où des hommes du Monde arabe venaient défendre leurs coreligionnaires musulmans contre l’Union soviétique avant la fin de leur affrontement avec les forces de l’OTAN. La plupart des premiers Arabes arrivés ont progressivement perdu leur hégémonie et ont fini par se mélanger avec la population locale, bien qu’ils soient toujours considérés comme un groupe ethnique distinct d'après la Constitution afghane et l’Hymne National Afghan. (fr)
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