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CULTURE SUMMARY: BALUCHI

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The Baluchi or Baloch (Baluch) people (including the Marri) and the Brahui (Dravidian speaking Sunnite Muslims) are predominantly Sunni Muslim, seminomadic pastoralists, whose homelands straddle the Iran-Pakistan border as well as including a small portion of southern Afghanistan.

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