Hazari
Hazari is a term that can refer to several related topics linked to the Hazara people and their language in Afghanistan and surrounding regions. In ethnographic and historical contexts, Hazari is sometimes used as an alternative spelling of Hazara, the Persian-speaking ethnic group primarily from the central highlands of Afghanistan known as Hazarajat. The Hazara are predominantly Shia Muslims and have communities in Pakistan and across the Afghan diaspora. They are commonly described as descendants of Mongol and Turkic settlers who arrived in the region in the 13th century and later intermarried with local populations.
Lingering usage also connects Hazari with the Hazari language variant, often referred to as Hazaragi. Hazaragi
Hazari can also appear as a surname or as part of place names in parts of South