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The document provides information about the FATA (Federally Administered Tribal Area) region of Pakistan. It discusses the climate, landscape, agriculture, mountains, customs, traditions, dresses, languages, music, social institutions, festivals, sports, food, poets, and famous places of FATA. The climate is tropical, with hot summers and some rainfall. Agriculture, including cultivation, forestry, and animal husbandry is an important economic activity. The landscape consists of valleys, aprons, gullied land, and mountains. Local customs, traditions, and the jirga system play an important role in social and political matters.
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- 1. The FATA Group Shahbaz Ali Anaba Farooqui Nisar Ahmed MUHAMMAD Ali Abdul Qadeem Sadaf hussain
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- 4. Climate of FATA The climate here is tropical. When compared with winter, the summers have much more rainfall. The climate here is classified as Aw by the Köppen-Geiger system. The average annual temperature is 21.9 °C in Fata.
- 5. Landscape in FATA Agriculture is a major activity in tribal areas. It includes: cultivation forestry animal husbandry sericulture
- 6. Landscape in FATA It consists of four major land form. Valleys aprons gullied land mountains KHYBER VALLEY KHURRAM VALLEYNORTH WAZIRISTAN VALLEY
- 7. Mountains Most of the tribal area consists of barren and snow covered mountains. Which receives rainfall in varying degree ranging between 300 and 400 mm annually, low rainfall and scarcity of water hinder agricultural development.
- 8. Customs and TraditionsBARAGAI ATAN CHEEGHA: book by a person from tribal area.
- 9. Dresses and Ornaments GANR KHAT: It is an outfit made of many colors and embellishments, shaped as a frock and made from thirty to thirty meters of cloth called “Baandina” The estimated expenditure on sewing of this cultural dress ranges from Rs.25000/- to Rs.30000/-.
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- 12. Local languages, Music and Religion • Religion is followed in its most old-fashioned form. • Mostly people are Sunni • They are devoted followers of Islam, praying five times a day and observing all Muslim rules. • Mostly people in fata are Pakhtoon and speaks Pashto • Other languages include • Afghani Pashto • Urdu
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