Why are most (overseas) Iranians secular?

[RevolutionThroughReason]

He bashed Arabs, not Saudis. Why are you lying? ANd who cares what an idiot says on a forum anyway.

Yeah, sure they do. Iraqi Sunni Arabs love Saudi Arabia because we two nationas share ethnic, tribal and cultural closeness. Even our accent is the same. That's why you see that we share the same politics against Iran and other that will harm Arabs.

Sources. Show us all.

I never use Wikipedia.

The kurds are to blame for their own problems. Most of those who stired up many problems were deported to Iran and what a good riddance.

Short your own problems out Afghanistan and Yemen are hardly perfect either are they?

So any talk of hypocrits backfires to you.

Saudis are our problem Saudis try to meddle in both Yemen and Afghanistan; and that's why you're upset about Iran because Iranian meddling means LESS Saudi influence. So the only hypocrite here is you

you're also a liar .....here is you using Wikipedia sources in 5 different instances

http://www.pashtunforums.com/showpost.php?p=624511&postcount=37

http://www.pashtunforums.com/showpost.php?p=620872&postcount=25

http://www.pashtunforums.com/showpost.php?p=569178&postcount=15

http://www.pashtunforums.com/images/bluesaint/buttons/collapse_thead.gif

http://www.pashtunforums.com/showpost.php?p=624506&postcount=36

talk about being a hypocrite

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Nonsense. Proof that. Where did I write such a thing? You are just getting desperate. Anyway that invasion of Persia actually did happen. Due to that Persian language has many similarties with Arabic as does Persian culture. Why do you think they became Muslims after having worshipped wire for centuries before? They are even ruled by sadah today.

Yes, Semetic civilizations are superior to the Persian and Indo-Iranian ones. The cradle of civilization was in Iraq and that's where the oldest Semetic culture originated from. I think you even said in the other thread that Arabs were superior to the Persians in the field of knowledge. Now you are saying something else to suit your agenda.

I mostly posted from the Brittanica Encyclopedia. And I am right anyway in those claims I wrote you even seemed to agree yourself, LOL. Only 2 of the links you posted are from Wikipedia and that is only partial.

so are you saying Arab culture is superior to Pashtun culture?

[RevolutionThroughReason]

I mostly posted from the Brittanica Encyclopedia. And I am right anyway in those claims I wrote you even seemed to agree yourself, LOL. Only 2 of the links you posted are from Wikipedia and that is only partial.

but you said you NEVER do it, now you're admitting you do it. ALL of them are onnected to wikipedia; how do I know? well I google the parts that you quote and guess which page shows up? WIKIPedia!!

So you're not only a liar but an idiot too

[RevolutionThroughReason]

look Al-Arab has run and hid from this thread when I asked him if he thinks Arab culture is superior to Pashtun culture.


I made Al-Arab show his true face.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

look Al-Arab has run and hid from this thread when I asked him if he thinks Arab culture is superior to Pashtun culture.


I made Al-Arab show his true face.

I like when people are unmasked.

[DMXX]

look Al-Arab has run and hid from this thread when I asked him if he thinks Arab culture is superior to Pashtun culture.


I made Al-Arab show his true face.

It is interesting to note his (unwarranted) denigration of Persian culture on a public forum was justified based on... Semitic originating in Iraq? Cognitive dissonance at it's finest.

That Arabic and Persian are "similar" is perhaps the most ludicrous statement I've read today.

Granted, there are many loanwords from Arabic to Persian, but few of them are genuine loanwords and are common replacements for existing Persian words (e.g. name being esm in colloquial Persian but is naam in official documentation).

If Persian and Arabic are so similar, I'd like a translation of this simple sentence:

Toro nemituni harfe man-o befamid bekhayenke zabaane ma eyne ham nistan.

An Indo-European speaker could pick out as many words there as readily as the Arab loanwords.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

It is interesting to note his (unwarranted) denigration of Persian culture on a public forum was justified based on... Semitic originating in Iraq? Cognitive dissonance at it's finest.

That Arabic and Persian are "similar" is perhaps the most ludicrous statement I've read today.

Granted, there are many loanwords from Arabic to Persian, but few of them are genuine loanwords and are common replacements for existing Persian words (e.g. name being esm in colloquial Persian but is naam in official documentation).

If Persian and Arabic are so similar, I'd like a translation of this simple sentence:

Toro nemituni harfe man-o befamid bekhayenke zabaane ma eyne ham nistan.

An Indo-European speaker could pick out as many words there as readily as the Arab loanwords.

How manmy Iranians are there here?

You, Dariush, Nima Khan Abdali, you are all Kabulzada.

[DMXX]

How manmy Iranians are there here?

You, Dariush, Nima Khan Abdali, you are all Kabulzada.

I wouldn't know. My posting activity here hasn't been enough to suss out my ancestral kin.

Should "Kabulzadeh" be taken literally, or figuratively for something?

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

I wouldn't know. My posting activity here hasn't been enough to suss out my ancestral kin.

Should "Kabulzadeh" be taken literally, or figuratively for something?

Kabulzadah was a guy here who spread Tajik nationalism with many accounts, you know the type of people on Tajikam and Youtube making anti-Pashtun videos and spreading Persian = Tajik = Khorasan propaganda.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

It is interesting to note his (unwarranted) denigration of Persian culture on a public forum was justified based on... Semitic originating in Iraq? Cognitive dissonance at it's finest.

That Arabic and Persian are "similar" is perhaps the most ludicrous statement I've read today.

Granted, there are many loanwords from Arabic to Persian, but few of them are genuine loanwords and are common replacements for existing Persian words (e.g. name being esm in colloquial Persian but is naam in official documentation).

If Persian and Arabic are so similar, I'd like a translation of this simple sentence:

Toro nemituni harfe man-o befamid bekhayenke zabaane ma eyne ham nistan.

An Indo-European speaker could pick out as many words there as readily as the Arab loanwords.

he doesn't know anything, all he wants to do is promote his Arab arrogance. I'm half Arab actually and I'm tired of people like him trying to create this stigma with every culture around us.

[Nima Khan Abdali]

@Hakim Khan: No matter somebody is Persian or Pashtun or turk or arab, or how many they are, the facts are constant. Assume this forum is without a Persian or full of Persian. Does this change the fact of who is who and what is what. Of course, no. Also, I am not an Iranian nor a Dari. And why are you getting so much exhausted about the number of Iranians on PF? When there are arabs, it is OK for you, but when there are Iranians, it is not?

@randolph the uzbek: you shut up!

@DMXX: Ageh khodet Irani asti (ke, in az javabhayat maloom mishe), chera in ghadr narm javab midi? U khaharkosse ke, tora, kultur-e tora, yek kultur-e bozorg fush karde say mikone. Chera behesh nagofti ke, bere be karesh mashghul bashe, shayad jendeha-ye arabi az donya kamtar mishe? Mege inja to Iran ra nomayandagi bayad nakoni? Albatte, bayad koni!

@al-arab, go finger yourself, Iranians have made you and your all Semitic brothers slaves throughout the history. Now, don't begin with the nonsense of Islamic conquest. Even that time Iranian tribes had screwed up sufficiently large number of arabian armed monkeys. I personally think you arabs have been made up from Iranid urine. Also, saudi arabia is a puppet itself, sucking from the cocks of the mighty British people.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Nima Khn is the Iranian version of Al-Arab both are ****bags

I respect Iranians like DMXX who can think rationally but Nima makes you guys look bad.

[Nima Khan Abdali]

@Hakim Khan: And yes, I do think that Iranians have been big brothers to you. If you don't wanna go to ancient times for reference, just look at Afshar and Zand dynasties, and how Pashtun rebellions have been suffered under only small and minor Iranian reigns.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

@Hakim Khan: No matter somebody is Persian or Pashtun or turk or arab, or how many they are, the facts are constant. Assume this forum is without a Persian or full of Persian. Does this change the fact of who is who and what is what. Of course, no. Also, I am not an Iranian nor a Dari. And why are you getting so much exhausted about the number of Iranians on PF? When there are arabs, it is OK for you, but when there are Iranians, it is not?

What facts?

You may be an Iranian.
You speak Luri or whatever dialect with an Iranian accent.

I get exhausted with the Pashtuns here more than anyone else.

I do not even care about Arabs, Persians or anyone.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

@Hakim Khan: And yes, I do think that Iranians have been big brothers to you. If you don't wanna go to ancient times for reference, just look at Afshar and Zand dynasties, and how Pashtun rebellions have been suffered under only small and minor Iranian reigns.

See, you are not Pashtun. You are calling Pashtuns "you".
So what are you if not an Iranian or "Dari"?

So ruling people and making them suffer makes you their big brother?
Big brother means one that helps. How have Iranians helped us?