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[Shamaar]

seriously though They have stopped doing it now I think... thing is Sephardic jews and Mirzahi jews dont like marrying them!
My uncles wife was a Jew.... dont know which one she was

I could see Jews smartening up, but our folks are a different story. This alone should nullify the Pashtun/Bani Israel theory lol.

The Mizrahi Jews... Wow!... They gave birth to Emmanuelle Chriqui lol.

[Dreamer]

I could see Jews smartening up, but our folks are a different story. This alone should nullify the Pashtun/Bani Israel theory lol.

The Mizrahi Jews... Wow!... They gave birth to Emmanuelle Chriqui lol.

hahaha so dumb ... people who say we are hebrews are way off the mark! we are an eastern Iranic people... we are closer to kurds than 2 arabs or hebrews... jewish women are hot :P Natalie Porter being an example

[Shamaar]

hahaha so dumb ... people who say we are hebrews are way off the mark! we are an eastern Iranic people... we are closer to kurds than 2 arabs or hebrews... jewish women are hot :P Natalie Porter being an example

Man you said it. I had Kurdish friends in university and our languages are incredibly alike. Sorani Kurdish in particular. Words for colours, for example, were identical. If you pay close attention you can sometimes get the gist of what they're saying too.

Natalie Portman is beautiful, no doubt.

[Dreamer]

Man you said it. I had Kurdish friends in university and our languages are incredibly alike. Sorani Kurdish in particular. Words for colours, for example, were identical. If you pay close attention you can sometimes get the gist of what they're saying too.

Natalie Portman is beautiful, no doubt.

lol... tell me about it... havent heard of sorani kurds but will look them up... I was speaking to a kurd and he said he knew about pashtuns and he said that he saw similarities himself... whn I said Kurdish is like pashto he said no pashto is like kurdish lol
those who say the semetic argument want 2 align themselves to quranic characters namely the prophets... most of the ones mentioned were semetic and thus thye will see themselves as superior in some way... moronic

[Shamaar]

lol... tell me about it... havent heard of sorani kurds but will look them up... I was speaking to a kurd and he said he knew about pashtuns and he said that he saw similarities himself... whn I said Kurdish is like pashto he said no pashto is like kurdish lol
those who say the semetic argument want 2 align themselves to quranic characters namely the prophets... most of the ones mentioned were semetic and thus thye will see themselves as superior in some way... moronic

Sorani is just one of the 3 major dialects, the others are Kurmanji and Gorani. They all have their own particular areas of being spoken I think.

Lol, I heard the whole Bani Israel thing was initiated by the Moghuls, who after unsuccessfully trying to conquer Pashtun lands by force, decided to deny the Pashtun claims by linking them to Bani Israel. Ingenious really, since in the Quran it is said that the Bani Israel have no land to call their own.

Pashtuns, instead of realizing the main scheme, decide to accept this theory based on ridiculous reasons. One reason I've heard is, "We are so good looking, therefore we must be descendants of Hazrat Yusuf who was also very good looking." I guess that speaks for itself lol.

All in all though, I'd become Bani Israel for Emmanuelle Chriqui or Natalie Portman if they asked me to.

[Dreamer]

Sorani is just one of the 3 major dialects, the others are Kurmanji and Gorani. They all have their own particular areas of being spoken I think.

Lol, I heard the whole Bani Israel thing was initiated by the Moghuls, who after unsuccessfully trying to conquer Pashtun lands by force, decided to deny the Pashtun claims by linking them to Bani Israel. Ingenious really, since in the Quran it is said that the Bani Israel have no land to call their own.

Pashtuns, instead of realizing the main scheme, decide to accept this theory based on ridiculous reasons. One reason I've heard is, "We are so good looking, therefore we must be descendants of Hazrat Yusuf who was also very good looking." I guess that speaks for itself lol.

All in all though, I'd become Bani Israel for Emmanuelle Chriqui or Natalie Portman if they asked me to.

hahahaha yes Ive heard the Mughal theory as well... by showing pashtuns to be from the middle east they could hardly claim an independent country free from the mughal yoke...
I dnt knw what it is about jewish women... maybe its their dark hair... ooooolalalalalaa :D

[Shamaar]

hahahaha yes Ive heard the Mughal theory as well... by showing pashtuns to be from the middle east they could hardly claim an independent country free from the mughal yoke...
I dnt knw what it is about jewish women... maybe its their dark hair... ooooolalalalalaa :D

I guess as serious as things may seem at the time, people later on will always find them funny and simple. History is awesome haha.

Yeah, Jewish women have a very unique look. But I think the Sephardi and Mizrahi ones are prettier then the Ashkenazi ones. They have the tanned look as opposed to the pale European one. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder though lol.

[Dreamer]

I guess as serious as things may seem at the time, people later on will always find them funny and simple. History is awesome haha.

Yeah, Jewish women have a very unique look. But I think the Sephardi and Mizrahi ones are prettier then the Ashkenazi ones. They have the tanned look as opposed to the pale European one. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder though lol.

couldnt agree with u more!
my uncles wife was a nasty piece of work though.... she wasnt all that in the looks department...

[Shamaar]

couldnt agree with u more!
my uncles wife was a nasty piece of work though.... she wasnt all that in the looks department...

Haha, really... Are they still married?

I knew some half-Pashtun/half-Jewish kids in the past. They had a very interesting look. Among the siblings, some looked more Jewish while others looked more Pashtun lol.

[Dreamer]

Haha, really... Are they still married?

I knew some half-Pashtun/half-Jewish kids in the past. They had a very interesting look. Among the siblings, some looked more Jewish while others looked more Pashtun lol.

no my tra died in 1995 in a car crash.... she showed her nasty side after he died... she refused to hand over his pictures and did some other petty things... at least she handed the body over as my tra had said when he died he wanted 2 be buried next to his mum... last I heard she was in Peterborough

[Shamaar]

no my tra died in 1995 in a car crash.... she showed her nasty side after he died... she refused to hand over his pictures and did some other petty things... at least she handed the body over as my tra had said when he died he wanted 2 be buried next to his mum... last I heard she was in Peterborough

I'm sorry to hear that, bro. It's sad when people do these kinds of things, and that too at the worst of times.

My dad spent a long time in the UK. I was born there too. It's interesting hearing about how Pashtuns got there, and what they did. I wish I could have been there in the 1970s. I would've like to have seen all the chubby blonde British women wearing shalwar kamees outfits for their ethnic husbands. And it's funny how so many epic love stories used to begin at the pub.

If I could go back, I'd like to see Bradford develop into what it is now. Smell the aroma of the first parattha being cooked.

[Dreamer]

I'm sorry to hear that, bro. It's sad when people do these kinds of things, and that too at the worst of times.

My dad spent a long time in the UK. I was born there too. It's interesting hearing about how Pashtuns got there, and what they did. I wish I could have been there in the 1970s. I would've like to have seen all the chubby blonde British women wearing shalwar kamees outfits for their ethnic husbands. And it's funny how so many epic love stories used to begin at the pub.

If I could go back, I'd like to see Bradford develop into what it is now. Smell the aroma of the first parattha being cooked.

bulk of pashtuns in uk are akora khattak from nowshera... I am one of them... we came here because we aided the British... we came here in the 40s and have a large community here... our main cities are Birmingham, Dudley and Aylesbury with smaller ones in Manchester and London. Since we came we have prospered and grown in numbers... I was born here as well
because we are here in such large numbers its like someone transported our village here and u get the scandels etc.... also our village now has the highest landprices in all of Pakistan and it had net cafes, a driving school and women there work...
oh and she didnt convert btw... she kept her faith... neither was religious though

[Shamaar]

bulk of pashtuns in uk are akora khattak from nowshera... I am one of them... we came here because we aided the British... we came here in the 40s and have a large community here... our main cities are Birmingham, Dudley and Aylesbury with smaller ones in Manchester and London. Since we came we have prospered and grown in numbers... I was born here as well
because we are here in such large numbers its like someone transported our village here and u get the scandels etc.... also our village now has the highest landprices in all of Pakistan and it had net cafes, a driving school and women there work...
oh and she didnt convert btw... she kept her faith... neither was religious though

I know what you mean when you say it's like your whole village was transported here. Ayub Khan was very close with the Queen and was able to send a lot of aid when the British needed a stronger labour force.

It is amazing how Pashtuns developed there over time. Initially many used to work at the brickyards and other high intensity labour jobs. They'd work double shifts, 16 hours straight, seven days a week.

Many were fond of the drink though too, but I think things have changed now.

Mirpuris now, they literally deserted their villages back home. They'd have a wife back home who'd never see her husbands face again. Almost all had British wives or consorts. They built mansions back home for their parents and wives, but the villages had virtually no young men left. Women have needs too, and it wasn't long before sad things started happening back home.

We're originally from Landi Kotal, but spent fair amounts of time in various places. Mardan and Hazro are big ones. I know there are many Hazrowals in the UK as well.

[Dreamer]

I know what you mean when you say it's like your whole village was transported here. Ayub Khan was very close with the Queen and was able to send a lot of aid when the British needed a stronger labour force.

It is amazing how Pashtuns developed there over time. Initially many used to work at the brickyards and other high intensity labour jobs. They'd work double shifts, 16 hours straight, seven days a week.

Many were fond of the drink though too, but I think things have changed now.

Mirpuris now, they literally deserted their villages back home. They'd have a wife back home who'd never see her husbands face again. Almost all had British wives or consorts. They built mansions back home for their parents and wives, but the villages had virtually no young men left. Women have needs too, and it wasn't long before sad things started happening back home.

We're originally from Landi Kotal, but spent fair amounts of time in various places. Mardan and Hazro are big ones. I know there are many Hazrowals in the UK as well.

with us the women came along too and yes initially the first people did low jobs but now in our community amongst both girls and boys there are Drs, dentists etc... thing is that we Khattaks here are very suspicious of other pashtuns... we are not that bothered about non pashtuns.... lol weird

[Shamaar]

with us the women came along too and yes initially the first people did low jobs but now in our community amongst both girls and boys there are Drs, dentists etc... thing is that we Khattaks here are very suspicious of other pashtuns... we are not that bothered about non pashtuns.... lol weird

That's really good that the women came along too, and even better that your family is educated and doesn't discriminate over gender.

I admire how you are strong in your tribal affiliations, but I think over time we move farther and farther away from those things. My family's been to Africa and back, to England, Canada (since the 50s), and we tend to take on an observers approach now, if you know what I mean.

Afridi Zakka Khels were the kind of people British nightmares were made of back in the old days. Their robbers were said to make the Saudi robbers look like gentlemen. But we're not the same Zakka Khels anymore. Our goals and ambitions are different from when our ancestors left the lands.