Kafir festivals

Kafir festivals are celebrations observed by certain Muslim communities in South Asia, particularly among the Kafir (or Kor-Kur) tribes. These festivals often mark seasonal changes, agricultural cycles, or religious events, blending local customs with Islamic traditions. They may include rituals, music, dance, and communal gatherings aimed at honoring cultural heritage and fostering social bonds. While specific practices vary regionally, these festivals serve as important cultural expressions within their communities, reflecting a rich history of local identity intertwined with broader Islamic influences.