Rabaab
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A Rabaab is a four stringed, plucked wooden instrument that is played with a plectrum. It is a very ancient instrument found primarily in Afghanistan but in India is common in Kashmir and has cultural significance in the Sikh community. The sound produced by this instrument is said to resemble that of the human voice
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