“阿布达里人”(Abdallar)是生活在新疆南部偏僻村落中具有独特生活习惯的群体,亦被称为“Darvīsh”(德尔维什)、“Qalandar”(海兰达尔)和“Diwan¨a”(迪瓦奈)等。新疆阿布达里人并非起源于阿拉伯和波斯地区的操阿拉伯语或波斯语的人,而是苏非主义突厥教团在呼罗珊和中亚河中地区深入扎根后逐步形成的操突厥语的人群。阿布达里人迁居新疆地区的时间大约在12世纪至18世纪。 Abdallar is a group of people living in remote villages in southern Xinjiang, also known as Darvīsh, Qalandar, ) And Diwana (Diwanai). The Abudis people in Xinjiang did not originate from Arabic or Persian Arabic or Persian origins, but from the Turkic-speaking people who formed the Turkic clique of the Sufism Turks after taking a deep root in the Khorasan and Central Asian rivers. . The time for the Abdalians to move to Xinjiang is from the 12th to the 18th centuries.