Origin and History of CHAKKAMSARI

Description:

The Chakkamsar are a Muslim community from the Chakkam district of the Indian state of Kerala. They are also known as the Chakkamars, Chakkamarsa, and Chakkamars. They are a sub-community of the Malabar Muslims. The Chakkamsar are believed to be of Arab origin and are believed to have migrated to Kerala in the 12th century. They are a agricultural community and are mainly found in the districts of Kottayam, Alappuzha, and Idukki. The Chakkamsar are a endogamous community and are divided into three clans, the Koya, the Pazhassi, and the Thangal. The Chakkamsar speak a dialect of Malayalam. The Chakkamsar are a Sunni Muslim community and follow the Malabar Muslim tradition. They are also known to practice traditional beliefs and customs, such as snake worship and tamarind cultivation. The Chakkamsar are a community of traders and are known to be prosperous. They are also known for their musical talents. The Chakkamsar are a community of traders and are known to be prosperous. They are also known for their musical talents.