Hazara cultural heritage is a living treasury of history, language, music, traditional clothing, customs and stories passed down through generations. Explore Hazaragi language, dambura music, traditional dress, cultural places and historical memories.
Our mission is to document and preserve Hazara cultural heritage for future generations, keeping Hazaragi identity, memory and culture alive and accessible to researchers and communities.
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معرفی دمبوره توسط داود سرخوش در شام دمبورهدر این ویدیو داود سرخوش دمبوره را به معرفی می گیرد و بعضی تکنیک ها و روش های استفاده درست آن را به صورت عملی به معرفی میگیرد و همچنین دلیل که چرا این میراث گران بها هزارها سال دوام کرده است و امروز به عنوان یک میراث برجسته فرهنگی هزاره ها شمرده می شود.
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Hazaragi Mantu: A Traditional and Beloved Dish of the Hazara PeopleMantu is one of the most cherished dishes on the Hazaragi table. Thin wheat dough is filled with a flavorful stuffing, steamed, and served with strained yogurt (chaka) and a savory red sauce made of lentils or minced meat. It is commonly prepared for guests, Eid, and family gatherings, and stands as a symbol of Hazara hospitality and the skill of Hazara home cooks.
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An Orientation of Hazara War 1891-93 Part-01An Orientation of Hazara War 1891-93 And Premiere Show Of Documentary Forgotten Heritage "Makli" Part 01/02
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A wonderful song by dawood sarkhosh-Deli man Shikwa MakonA beautiful song performance by Dawood Sarkhosh, the king of hearts. You can listen through his YouTube channel.
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The Dambura: The Honest Voice of the Mountains and a Living Memory of the Hazara PeopleThe dambura is the two-stringed, fretless instrument of the Hazara people. Carved from a single piece of mulberry or apricot wood, it has accompanied Hazara song, poetry, storytelling, and collective memory for generations. It is not merely a musical instrument; it is the oral archive of a people. In winter gatherings, village celebrations, weddings, mourning ceremonies, and moments of exile, the dambura carries Hazara poetry from one generation to the next. This article explores its history, construction, playing techniques, relationship with Hazara identity, and the urgent need to preserve it.
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Hazara Traditional Clothing and Handicrafts: A Heritage of Thread, Colour, and PatternHazara traditional clothing is more than a way of dressing. It is an expression of identity, craftsmanship, family memory, and cultural belonging. From embroidered necklines and coin-adorned bridal waistcoats to handwoven woollen cloth, these garments bring together practical knowledge and artistic expression. Drawing on Dr Hafizullah Shariati’s Hazara Handicrafts and specialist research on Hazara dress and embroidery, this article explores traditional garments, the techniques used to make and decorate them, and the people who keep these traditions alive.
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