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zmaray pakhtun mir wais khan hotak chaa chi da iran parsiban wazgalol aw pakhtun e azad ka.
afghanano tha da azady wraz mubarak sha kho na pohagam koma wraz?
da amanullah khan da azady wraz lmanzal kho da 1979 na mahkai pakar woo walai chi rosan da 1979 na tar 1989 poray qabiz woo.
da woos hum afghanistan azad nadia.
da azady wraz hala lmanzal pakar wey chi 1 hewad azad wey.
khodi de waki chi afghanistan aw pakhtunkhwa dwara azad shey.
byaa hum tolo tha mubarak sha da azady wraz.da porta zama khpal nazar woo.
Support pashto language and greater pukhtoonkhwa.
pa prady jaba khabarai pakhtun naka
be laila bala soda kho majnon naka
gero jabo kre lahoo pa khpal tahzeeb ki
be pakhtu ba de bal hestsok rastoon naka
hamza baba پَښتو کښې اُولېکئ Pashto Keyboard Online (Afghan) LEXILOGOS >>
To those who are planning to troll again, don't even think about it; For your own good.
@Talal
That's very sweet of you but it's actually tomorrow, LOL. Thanks anyway.
@Gadoonwal
I somehow agree. Azaadi wraz kho hagha khaleg nesi che colonise shewai wi, Afghanistan kho occupied wo aw dai magam kela colonised shewai nedai. That's why I am having difficulty with the words 'Afghan Independence Day' because we were and are occupied, not colonised and if occupation also equals colonisation then we would have celebrated the day the Soviets left as well. Which we don't, for a very obvious reason.
afghanistan's independance day is really on 19th august. I thought it was joke thats why i loled. It seems afghans dont celebrate their day as much as pakistan and india do..
^ That's because we weren't colonised like India and Pakistan, nor were we occupied for even half the period India and Pakistan were colonised. And it was by the way independence over British policy in Afghanistan, not British 'Raj' over Afghanistan.
Afghanistan celebrates on August 19th winning the 3rd (yes, three wars!) war against the British while those British where residing in your countries.....
Haters gonna hate!
Last edited by Shayesta; 08-18-2011, 09:01 PM.
Reason: Language please.
@G.O.E.
For goodness' sake keep your e-courage to yourself at least once in your life! If you need some time free so you can over it then let us know, it won't take us long!
@Nokia
Khabera pa tarbya che raghelai no, dumra ne pohege che yaw Pukhtoon kela de cha moor da nerano pa mainz khabero ke ne rawri? Lek paam kawa.
@Luffy
No offence but in the race of foul and ridiculous language in many threads, you are not far away from G.O.E., if those Pukhtoons raised in West never raised a finger on upbringing of Pukhtoons back home then what made you gather the rights to do so regarding those raised in West?
Now to all three of you; Either no more comments or you will deal with consequences, either behave. For a change.
I want to congratulate all Afghans on this day as it was the day of independence from the British aggressors.
May this day refresh memories of resilience and the fierce independence inherent in all of us.
And InshAllah, one day may the Durrand line imposed by the British, and recognized by the anti-Muslim British agent Jinnah, be erased, and the Pashtuns united.
Independence is a word that defines Afghans the best, and this day is a powerful reminder to ALL.
The land of Afghanistan is sacred, and has been spoken about in the Hadiths.
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