Farsiwan
Farsiwan, also known as Dehwari or Torki, is a term used to refer to a community of Persian-speaking people in Afghanistan. They are primarily concentrated in the western and northern regions of the country, with significant populations in cities like Herat and Mazar-i-Sharif. While they speak Persian, their dialect can differ from the standard Dari spoken in Kabul and other parts of Afghanistan. The term "Farsiwan" itself is a compound of "Farsi," the Persian language, and "wan," a suffix that can denote belonging or origin.
The Farsiwan community has a long history in Afghanistan and has contributed to its cultural and economic
Economically, Farsiwan communities are involved in various sectors, including agriculture, trade, and crafts. Their cultural heritage