Beluçlar

Beluçlar; بلۏچ
Umumiy sayısı
	10 million (2013); 3–5 million kişi beluç tilinde laf ete (2011);
Oturğan regionları
Tili
	Beluç tili
Dini
	İslâm

Beluçlar (beluçça بلۏچ) – İran, Pakistan ve Afğanistanda tapılğan bir halq. Beluç tilide laf eteler, oturğan memleketniñ tilinide bileler.

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↑ Iran Minorities 2: Ethnic Diversity. The Iran Primer. United States Institute of Peace (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «Baluchis number between 4 million in Iran. They are part of a wider regional population of about 10 million spread across Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.».
↑ 10. Balochi: Towards a Biography of the Language // Language Policy and Language Conflict in Afghanistan and Its Neighbors. — Brill. — P. 319. — ISBN 978-9004201453
↑ Number of Balochi-speaking people in Balochistan falls. Dawn News (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «However, the total number of Baloch people has increased from 4 million in 1998 to 6.86m in 2017. The count does not include the population of two districts – Quetta and Sibi – where people of various ethnicities, including Baloch and Pashtun also reside.».
↑ UNPO: West Balochistan. unpo.org.
↑ Languages of Oman [Arhivlengen 2012-10-09 у Wayback Machine.], Ethnologue.com (retrieved December 5, 2009)
↑ Oman [Arhivlengen 2018-12-24 у Wayback Machine.], CIA World Factbook (retrieved December 5, 2009)
↑ United Arab Emirates: Languages. Ethnologue.com.
↑ Karlos Zurutuza. Pakistani Baloch find home in Afghanistan. Al Jazeera (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «In the absence of comprehensive census data, an estimate by Professor Abdul Sattar Purdely puts the population of Afghan Baloch at about two million.».
↑ Cultural Orientation Balochi. Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «An estimated 500,000–600,000 Baloch live in southern Afghanistan, concentrated in southern Nimroz Province, and to a lesser degree in Helmand and Kandahar provinces.».
↑ KOKAISLOVÁ, Pavla, KOKAISL Petr. Ethnic Identity of The Baloch People. Central Asia and The Caucasus. Journal of Social and Political Studies. Volume 13, Issue 3, 2012, p. 45-55., ISSN 1404-6091

[The_Iran_Primer-1] Iran Minorities 2: Ethnic Diversity. The Iran Primer. United States Institute of Peace (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «Baluchis number between 4 million in Iran. They are part of a wider regional population of about 10 million spread across Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.».

[2] 10. Balochi: Towards a Biography of the Language // Language Policy and Language Conflict in Afghanistan and Its Neighbors. — Brill. — P. 319. — ISBN 978-9004201453

[DAWN-3] Number of Balochi-speaking people in Balochistan falls. Dawn News (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «However, the total number of Baloch people has increased from 4 million in 1998 to 6.86m in 2017. The count does not include the population of two districts – Quetta and Sibi – where people of various ethnicities, including Baloch and Pashtun also reside.».

[4] UNPO: West Balochistan. unpo.org.

[OM-5] Languages of Oman [Arhivlengen 2012-10-09 у Wayback Machine.], Ethnologue.com (retrieved December 5, 2009)

[CIA_Factbook,_Oman-6] Oman [Arhivlengen 2018-12-24 у Wayback Machine.], CIA World Factbook (retrieved December 5, 2009)

[Languages_of_United_Arab_Emirates-7] United Arab Emirates: Languages. Ethnologue.com.

[Zurutuza-8] Karlos Zurutuza. Pakistani Baloch find home in Afghanistan. Al Jazeera (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «In the absence of comprehensive census data, an estimate by Professor Abdul Sattar Purdely puts the population of Afghan Baloch at about two million.».

[DLIFLC-9] Cultural Orientation Balochi. Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (Şablon:HumanizeDate). — «An estimated 500,000–600,000 Baloch live in southern Afghanistan, concentrated in southern Nimroz Province, and to a lesser degree in Helmand and Kandahar provinces.».

[Balochi_in_TM-10] KOKAISLOVÁ, Pavla, KOKAISL Petr. Ethnic Identity of The Baloch People. Central Asia and The Caucasus. Journal of Social and Political Studies. Volume 13, Issue 3, 2012, p. 45-55., ISSN 1404-6091

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