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The Alikozai are found primarily in [[Helmand]] and [[Kandahar]] provinces in southern Afghanistan. |
The Alikozai are found primarily in [[Helmand]] and [[Kandahar]] provinces in southern Afghanistan. |
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* [[Pashtun]] |
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* [[Sarbans]] |
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* [[Iranian languages]] |
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[[Category:Pashtun tribes]] |
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The Alikozai are a sub-tribe of the Abdali Pashtuns of Afghanistan. They are one of four sub-tribes belonging to the Zirak branch of the Abdalis. The tribe derives it's name from it's progenitor, Aliko, who was the son of Zirak Khan.
The Alikozai are found primarily in Helmand and Kandahar provinces in southern Afghanistan.
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