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    Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) are located along the border of Afghanistan and governed by tribal code called Pakhtoonwali. FATA consists of 7 tribal agencies set up by the British in the 18th-19th centuries to govern the Pashtun tribes. Parliament has limited jurisdiction over FATA and laws can only be made with presidential approval. The culture of FATA's Pashtun tribes is centered around concepts of honor, hospitality, rivalry between kin, and tribal dispute resolution councils.

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    Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) are located along the border of Afghanistan and governed by tribal code called Pakhtoonwali. FATA consists of 7 tribal agencies set up by the British in the 18th-19th centuries to govern the Pashtun tribes. Parliament has limited jurisdiction over FATA and laws can only be made with presidential approval. The culture of FATA's Pashtun tribes is centered around concepts of honor, hospitality, rivalry between kin, and tribal dispute resolution councils.

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    Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) : Culture by Naseer Abbas

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    Muhammad Imran
    Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) are located along the border of Afghanistan and governed by tribal code called Pakhtoonwali. FATA consists of 7 tribal agencies set up by the British in the 18th-19th centuries to govern the Pashtun tribes. Parliament has limited jurisdiction over FATA and laws can only be made with presidential approval. The culture of FATA's Pashtun tribes is centered around concepts of honor, hospitality, rivalry between kin, and tribal dispute resolution councils.

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    Federally Administered Tribal

    Areas (F A T A)
    CULTURE

    By
    Naseer Abbas
    Seven Agencies

    Aurakzai Agency
    Bajaur Agency
    Mohmand Agency
    Khyber Agency
    Kurram Agency
    North Waziristan
    South Waziristan
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    History

    The Agencies were set up by the British in 18th


    and 19th centuries, when the closed-door and
    Forward Policy did not achieve the desired
    objectives.
    Article 247:

    President has the power to make regulations


    for good governance in FATA
    Parliament cannot make a law unless the
    president so directs
    High court and supreme court have no
    jurisdiction over FATA unless parliament by law
    so provides
    FATA ( Federally Administered
    Tribal Areas)
    Frontier region bordering Afghanistan
    Pakhtoon ( Pashtoon or Pathan) Tribes, governed by a code
    called Pakhtoonwali or The Way of the Pathan.
    Mashar Kashar (Respect & Honor for elders and regard
    for younger)
    Melmastia ( Hospitality)
    Trabgani (Rivalry between cousins)
    Dushmani/Dusthi (Enmity & Friendship)
    Nanawati (To put fate at the mercy of the enemy)
    Swara (getting a girl of the accused family married to
    the bereaved family as a compensation for murder)
    Badal (Revenge)
    Tiga (Truce)
    Panah (Asylum)
    Thapoos (information regarding welfare of a patient,
    and accused is asked to clarify his position for a
    wrongdone)
    Badraga (escorting, Security of travel)
    Thoor (When a person is blamed for a wrong-done, it
    is Thoor)
    Sharam (threat to ones grace and honour)
    Peghor (Taunt)
    Hujra (Community club)
    Jirga (Council of elders)
    Lashkar (war-party)
    Attan
    Dress
    Art
    Festivals

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