Day 8: Pashtun in Pakistan

The Pashtun people of Pakistan represent a community uniquely guided by the ancient ethical code that is known as Pashtunwali, which can be translated as “Pashtunness” or as some call it, “the way of the Pashtuns.” Pashtunwali principles revolve around hospitality, asylum, revenge, bravery, justice, loyalty, kindness, arbitration, and honor. It is notable that a […]

For centuries Pashtuns were simply called “Afghans,” though today that term usually refers to anyone from Afghanistan. They are the dominant and largest ethnic group in Afghanistan – some 16-18 million. There are twice as many Pashtuns in Pakistan, concentrated in the northeast.

The Waziri Pashtuns of Pakistan are an Indigenous, Engaged yet Unreached of 1015000 people with Less than 0.1% Evangelical believers. […]

The Southern Pashtun of Pakistan are an Indigenous, Engaged yet Unreached of 2285000 people with Less than 0.5% Evangelical believers. […]

The Northern Pashtun of Pakistan are an Indigenous, Engaged yet Unreached of 18760000 people with Less than 0.1% Evangelical believers. […]

Pakistan, located in the Southern Asia of Asia, with a total population of 240780000.