Hazara
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A person from a group in central Afghanistan who has their own language and culture
- noun
- /hɑːˈzɑːrə/
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hazara
- In central Afghanistan, the Hazara community has faced various challenges throughout history.
That is in Afghanistan, you'll find Uzbeks, Tajiks, Hazaras.
- That is in Afghanistan, you'll find Uzbeks, Tajiks, Hazaras.
- You didn't, you didn't have Uzbeks, Hazaras and Tajiks who had finally enjoyed periods of non persecution by Pashtuns.
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Examples
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The Hazara are known for their rich cultural traditions and unique language.
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Many Hazaras celebrate their heritage through music and traditional festivals.
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You didn't, you didn't have Uzbeks, Hazaras and Tajiks who had finally enjoyed periods of non persecution by Pashtuns.
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You didn't, you didn't have Uzbeks, Hazaras and Tajiks who had finally enjoyed periods of non persecution by Pashtuns.
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Etymology
Hazara likely comes from an old word like hezar or hazar meaning 'thousand', a name used for a troop of warriors in Mongol times. So a Hazara is a member of the people whose name began that way.
