Mazari (Emirati tribe)

The Mazari are an Emirati tribe primarily located in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. They are considered one of the established and historically significant tribes of the region, contributing to the social and political fabric of the UAE.

Historically, the Mazari were involved in pearling, fishing, and date cultivation, reflecting the traditional economic activities of the coastal and oasis regions of Abu Dhabi. Like other tribes in the area, the Mazari maintained strong kinship ties and played a role in maintaining local customs and traditions.

Genealogically, the Mazari are considered part of the larger tribal confederations of the region, although specific details of their lineage and origin may vary within the tribe itself. They have historically maintained relationships with other tribes in the region through alliances, trade, and intermarriage.

In contemporary Emirati society, members of the Mazari tribe continue to contribute to various sectors, including government, business, and the armed forces. They uphold their cultural heritage and traditions while actively participating in the development and modernization of the United Arab Emirates. While historical records and genealogical studies provide valuable insights into the Mazari tribe, detailed information on their internal structure and specific historical events may be limited to oral traditions and specialized research.