Description:
The name Chaghas is derived from the Persian word 'chaghat' meaning 'a goat' or 'a sheep'. The Chaghas are a nomadic people who live in the mountainous regions of western Afghanistan. They are also found in the neighbouring country of Pakistan. The Chaghas are of Iranian descent and their culture is similar to that of the Kurds. The Chaghas are a religious people and they practice a form of Islam. The Chaghas are also known for their beautiful embroidery.