Bukharan Jews are a unique subset of Jewish people who hail from Central Asia, specifically from the region between the Caspian Sea and the Amu Darya river. They have also been referred to as Bukharian Jews, Bukhori Jews, and even as "Jadids" in reference to their historical ties to the Jadid reform movement. Another term for Bukharan Jews is "Bukharian Israelis," which references the large number of Bukharan Jews who immigrated to Israel in the 20th century. Despite the various names used to describe them, Bukharan Jews have a rich cultural heritage that continues to thrive today in communities around the world.