Hazara People, including: Besudh, Daizangi, Daikundi (tribe), Qara'unas, Bacha Ghulam, Nekpai, Maska Tribe, Dai Mirdad, Taymani, Uruzgani, Jaghori ... Habiba Sarabi, Mohammad Mohaqiq, Musa Khan

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More info: The Hazāra are a Persian-speaking ethnic group who live mainly in central Afghanistan. They are overwhelmingly Shia Muslims and comprise the third largest ethnic group, with up to 18% of the total population of Afghanistan. Over half a million Hazaras live in neighboring Pakistan (especially in the city of Quetta) and a similar number or less may be found in Iran.