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!['''[[Burki]]''' (also known as '''Ormur''' or '''Baraki''') is a [[Pashtuns|Pashtun]] tribe historically associated with regions of present-day [[Afghanistan]], [[Pakistan]], and parts of [[India]].<ref>Olaf Caroe, ''The Pathans: 550 B.C.–A.D. 1957'', Oxford University Press, 1958.</ref> == History == The Burki tribe has historically inhabited regions of present-day [[Afghanistan]], [[Pakistan]], and parts of [[India]]. In Afghanistan, Burki communities are concentrated in [[Logar Province]], especially [[Baraki Barak District]], as well as [[Kabul]], [[Ghazni]], and [[Paktia]].<ref>Louis Dupree, ''Afghanistan'', Princeton University Press, 1980.</ref> In Pakistan, Burki populations are found in [[Kaniguram]] (South Waziristan), [[Bannu]], [[Tank]], [[Dera Ismail Khan]], [[Peshawar]], [[Swat]], [[Lahore]], [[Karachi]], and [[Islamabad]]. Historically, Burki families were also present in [[Jalandhar]], India.<ref>Nimat Allah al-Harawi, ''Makhzan-i-Afghani'', translated by Bernard Dorn, 1829.</ref> == Language == The Burki people primarily speak [[Pashto]], while some communities also preserve [[Ormuri language|Ormuri]], an endangered Eastern Iranian language. The Ormuri language was also mentioned by [[Babur]] in the ''[[Baburnama]]'' among the regional languages of Kabul.<ref>Zahir-ud-Din Muhammad Babur, ''Baburnama'', translated by W. M. Thackston, Harvard University Press, 1993.</ref> == Culture == The Burki maintain tribal customs and cultural traditions shared with other Pashtun communities. Historically, members of the tribe have participated in social, military, and intellectual life in the region.<ref>Akbar S. Ahmed, ''Resistance and Control in Pakistan'', Routledge.</ref> == Notable people == One of the most notable historical figures of the tribe was [[Pir Roshan|Bayazid Pir Roshan]] (1525–1585), a Pashtun warrior, Sufi, poet, and founder of the Roshani movement.<ref>Muḥammad Ḥayāt Khān, ''Hayat-i-Afghani'', Sang-e-Meel Publications.</ref> Notable members of the Burki tribe include: * [[Wajid Ali Khan Burki]] * [[Farooq Feroze Khan]] * [[Jamshed Burki]] * [[Javed Burki]] * [[Majid Khan (cricketer)]] * [[Bazid Khan]] * [[Shahid Javed Burki]] * [[Nausherwan Burki]] * [[Imran Khan]] (maternal Burki lineage) * [[Ishtiaq Urmar]] * [[Khatir Burki]]](/video/cover/7677801825772260629.webp)
