Draft:Roghani ( روغانی )


Rohgani Tribe

The Rohgani tribe (Pashto: روغانى) is an ethnic group native to the Paktia Province of Afghanistan, with a significant population also residing in Dir, Pakistan.

  • Origins and History*

The Rohgani tribe has a rich history dating back to the 16th century. They originated in the Paktia Province of Afghanistan and migrated to Dir, Pakistan, due to political instability and conflict.

  • Culture and Traditions*
  • Traditional Clothing*

Men wear the typical Pashtun attire, including a long shirt (kamiz), pants (shalwar), and a turban (pagri). Women wear colorful dresses and headscarves.

  • Music and Dance*

The Rohgani tribe enjoys traditional Pashto music and dance, such as the attan and khattak dances.

  • Cuisine*

Their traditional food includes dishes like kebabs, naan bread, and rice.

  • Social Structure*

The tribe is organized into clans and sub-clans, with a strong emphasis on family and community ties.

  • Notable Achievements*
  • Politics*

Many Rohgani leaders have played important roles in Afghan and Pakistani politics.

  • Military*

Rohgani tribesmen have served in various military campaigns, including the Afghan resistance against Soviet occupation.

  • Art and Literature*

Rohgani artists and writers have preserved Pashto language and culture through their work.