Because of marriage patterns, it is common for all people in a village to be related. Some Tajiks follow a Muslim custom that permits a man to have as many as four wives. Tajiks wear both Western-style and traditional clothing. Traditional garments include loose cotton trousers and a dark or multicolored robe for men and colorful, embroidered silk dresses for women. Both men and women wear embroidered skullcaps.
Green tea is the most popular drink.
Tajik is an Iranian language. It is much like Farsi, the chief language of Iran. The government requires children to attend school from the ages of 6 to 17. Tajikistan has one university and several other schools of higher education. Land and climate.