Turkic communities are groups of people who share a common linguistic and cultural heritage, primarily speaking languages from the Turkic language family. This family includes languages such as Turkish, Kazakh, and Uighur. Turkic peoples are spread across a vast region, including parts of Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and Siberia. Historically, Turkic communities have been influential in shaping the cultures and politics of the regions they inhabit. They have a rich tradition of oral literature, music, and art, often reflecting their nomadic past. Many Turkic groups maintain strong cultural identities while also engaging with modern society.