Language
The Language which the Mazari tribe speaks is known as Sulimanki Balochi which is widely spoken Rojhan Mazari, Kashmor and in other parts of Balochistan as well. The Balochi language which the Mazari tribe speaks is a slower but similar version of which the Bugti tribe speaks. Saraiki language is also widely understood in the Mazari Tuman. Mazaries in Sindh speak Sindhi language as well.
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