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Agaws, now and again known as Agews, are an Ethiopian and Eritrean Cushitic ethnic gathering. They are individuals from the Cushitic people groups overall, though they are generally firmly connected to the Qemant. They impart in Agaw dialects, which are individuals from the Cushitic part of the Afroasiatic language family and have an elevated degree of common comprehension. The Agaw face huge digestion pressures as a minority local area in both Ethiopia and Eritrea and their dialects are formally named extremely imperiled. By guests and different spectators, the Agaw public were considered to embrace a "Hebraic religion" much the same as the Qemant, while some rehearsed Ethiopian Orthodoxy, and many were Beta Israel Jews. Just a small part of people switched over completely to Islam in earlier hundreds of years. Large number of Agaw Beta Israel switched over completely to Christianity (both uninhibitedly and effectively) and joined the Falash Mura in the nineteenth and mid twentieth hundreds of years, albeit many are presently getting back to Judaism.