The Nuristani languages are a group of languages spoken primarily in the Nuristan province of Afghanistan. They belong to the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family and are known for their unique linguistic features. There are several languages within this group, including Prasun, Waigali, and Ashkun, each with its own distinct dialects. These languages are notable for their complex grammar and rich vocabulary, reflecting the diverse cultures of the region. The Nuristani people, who speak these languages, have a rich history and cultural heritage that is influenced by their geographical location in the mountainous terrain of the Hindu Kush.