Dohol: Afghanistan musical instrument

A dohol is a large Persian cylindrical drum that has two skin heads, it's a large drum (one meter in diameter) on both side of which, there are tightly stretched animal skin. It is generally closed temporary on one side with a wooden stick looped at the end, and has a large thin stick on the other side and is also played by the bare hands. It is principally accompanies the Sorna and is used in both Afghanistan and Iran. Dohol is largely performed in Kurdistan also along with a Zurna.  Dohol is performed in Sistan va Baluchestan of Iran during any Wedding and in most of their celebrations and it is always accompanied by Surna. Dohol is performed in the Lorestan province of Iran in wedding and other celebrations and is mostly accompanied along with Sorna