Description:
The name 'Karak' comes from the Arabic word 'qaraq', meaning 'black'. The name may be derived from the black color of the Karakul sheep, which was the mainstay of the nomadic Karakul people. The Karakul people are a Turkic-speaking people who live in the Karakul Valley in the Pamirs of Tajikistan. The Karakul Valley is one of the most beautiful and inaccessible valleys in the world. The Karakul people are very traditional and have their own customs and traditions. The Karakul people are also very religious and believe in the supernatural. There are many variations of the name 'Karak', including Karakul, Karakulov, Karakulovitch, Karakulovitchov, Karakulovitchova, Karakulova, Karakulovaitch, Karakulova, Karakulovitchova, Karakulova, Karakulovitch, Karakulova, Karakulovitchova, Karakulova.
