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*''Arbaaz'' in {{Wiki|Arabic language|Arabic}}, and {{Wiki|Urdu}}, means "eagle" while ''Mir'' is a {{Wiki|Punjabi people|Punjabi}} clan/tribe between present day [[India]] and Pakistan. | *''Arbaaz'' in {{Wiki|Arabic language|Arabic}}, and {{Wiki|Urdu}}, means "eagle" while ''Mir'' is a {{Wiki|Punjabi people|Punjabi}} clan/tribe between present day [[India]] and Pakistan. ''{{Wiki|Mir (title)|Mir}}'' is also a loanword from Arabic ''emir, amir'', and thus has the meaning "leader, commander, prince" in aforementioned places. | ||
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Arbaaz Mir was a member of the Indian Brotherhood of Assassins during the 19th century, at the start of the Sikh Empire. He is an ancestor to Jot Soora, a programmer for Abstergo Industries.
Trivia
- Arbaaz in Arabic, and Urdu, means "eagle" while Mir is a Punjabi clan/tribe between present day India and Pakistan. Mir is also a loanword from Arabic emir, amir, and thus has the meaning "leader, commander, prince" in aforementioned places.
References
- Village Gamer: Assassin's Creed Brahman Graphic Novel Set In India Introduces New Assassin
- Ubiworkshop: Assassins Creed Brahman
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