A rubab is a traditional stringed instrument from Central and South Asia, particularly popular in Afghanistan and Pakistan. It has a large, resonant wooden body with a short neck and three to six strings. The rubab is played by plucking the strings with the fingers or a plectrum. Its rich, warm sound is used in various types of music, including classical, folk, and devotional performances. The rubab's distinctive tone and versatile range make it an important instrument in the musical traditions of the region.

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