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Azerbaijani fowk or Azerbaijanis
Azərbaycanlılar
آذربایجانلیلار‎
Azerbaijani girls in traditional dresses
Tot population
c. 30–35 million (2002)[1]
Regions wi signeeficant populations
 Iran15 million (Encyclopædia Britannica)[2]
10.9–15 million (CIA World Factbook,[3] Knüppel,[4] Ethnologue,[5] Swietochowski)[6]
12–18.5 million (e.g. Elling,[7] Gheissari)[8]
6–6.5 million (Arakelova)[9]
 Azerbaijan8,172,800[10][11]
 Roushie603,070[12][13]
 Turkey530,000–800,000[13]
 Georgie233,178[14]
 Kazakhstan85,292[15]
 Fraunce70,000[16]
 Ukraine45,176[17]
 Uzbekistan44,400[18]
 Turkmenistan33,365[19]
 United States24,377–400,000[20][21][22]
 Netherlands18,000[23]
 Kyrgyzstan17,823[24]
 Germany15,219[25]
 Unitit Arab Emirates7,000[26]
 Canadae6,425[27]
 Unitit Kinrick6,220[28]
 Belaroushie5,567[29]
 Swaden2,935[30]
 Latvie1,657[31]
 Australie1,036[32]
 Austrick1,000[33]
 Estonie940[34]
 Norawa806[35]
 Lithuanie648[36]
 Italy552[37]
Leids
Releegion
Predominantly Shia Islam, minority Sunni Islam an Bahá'í Faith[38]
Relatit ethnic groups
Turkis fowk,[39] Turkmen fowk[40]

Azerbaijani fowk or Azerbaijanis (/ˌæzərbaɪˈdʒæni, -ɑːni/; Azerbaijani: Azərbaycanlılar, آذربایجانلیلار‎) or (آذریلر‎), also known as Azerbaijani Turks (Azerbaijani: Azərbaycan Türkləri, آذربایجان تۆرکلری‎),[41][42][43] are a naition an ethnic group native tae the Caucasus region.

They are a Turkic fowk livin mainly in northwastren Iran an in the sovereign Republic o Azerbaijan, with a mixed cultural heritage, includin Turkic, Caucasian, Iranian elements.[2][44][45][46] They are the seicont-most numerous ethnic group among the Turkic-speaking fowk after Turkis fowk[47] an are predominantly Shia Muslims.[48] They comprise the lairgest ethnic group in the Republic o Azerbaijan an the seicont-lairgest ethnic group in neighbourin Iran an Georgie.[49] They speak the Azerbaijani leid, belongin tae the Oghuz branch o the Turkic leid family.

Acause o wide-rangin an lang-lastin diaspora, an estimatit tot o 4 million fowk o fou or pairtial Azerbaijani ancestry live ootwi Azerbaijan an Iran, maist notably in Roushie, Unitit States, Turkey, Ukraine, Kazakhstan an ither pairts o Europe

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