sterotypes

[DaZahroJaam.]

what are some associated with the nangraharies or jalalabadies?? i haven't come across any but i am sure it's not because they don't exist or as i would like to believe, they are perfect as they are but because no one has mentioned any of it to our faces..
please don't be a ****head. don't take this as an oppurtunity to be an idiot. just state some or any that you know of. i am curious as to how other people perceive us.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

People of Nangarhar are known as poetic, eloquent, educated, pious, well versed in religious texts etc.

There are many negative sterotypes. Mentioning those would be considered gheebah/buhtaan.

[DaZahroJaam.]

i know the positive ones, i would like to know the negative ones. it's not like you have never done ghaibat in your life. i want to know how we are percieved.

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

i know the positive ones, i would like to know the negative ones. it's not like you have never done ghaibat in your life. i want to know how we are percieved.

So if someone commits a sin he should continue doing so?

You have always claimed to be from Suroobi. Thats in Kabul.

[Admin Khan]

Haven't heard anything negative about folks from Jalalabad/Nangarhar, have heard a ton of positive things though. Educated, poetic, family values.

[IvNoName]

I have no stereotypes. Sometimes I act racist and bigoted to fit in, or try to be cute, but in actuality for me everyone is the same.

Suffice to say that there is a deep connection to Jalalabaad in our family, on both parents side.

[DaZahroJaam.]

you have no problem with playing mini shaitan in here day in and day out, spreading hatred against anyone who does not happen to be a beard lice infested talib lover but heaven forbid should anyone ask a question with the intentions of educating themself about their own people. then, all of a sudden you become an ambassador of all that is good and pious out there.
my mother is from jalalabad. go comb your beard or something. i am sure someone will come up with an answer.

[DaZahroJaam.]

cowards

[یاسمینه]

Once, a Pashtun from Kabul told me that Shinwaris from Nangarhar "khatarnak khalek di".

[Manzareh]

you have no problem with playing mini shaitan in here day in and day out, spreading hatred against anyone who does not happen to be a beard lice infested talib lover but heaven forbid should anyone ask a question with the intentions of educating themself about their own people. then, all of a sudden you become an ambassador of all that is good and pious out there.
my mother is from jalalabad. go comb your beard or something. i am sure someone will come up with an answer.

[HalloIsBack]

i heard that kandaharis are very strict religious people and some sterotypes about pashtun when i tell the people that i'm interested in pashto language

[Shamlawar Khurasani]

Once, a Pashtun from Kabul told me that Shinwaris from Nangarhar "khatarnak khalek di".

For most pashtuns in Kabul, anything outside Kabul is dangerous. Thats why people call us palastiky pakhtana.

[یاسمینه]

For most pashtuns in Kabul, anything outside Kabul is dangerous. Thats why people call us palastiky pakhtana.

What I heard, had more to do with Shinwaris, than with the Nangarhar.

[IvNoName]

you have no problem with playing mini shaitan in here day in and day out, spreading hatred against anyone who does not happen to be a beard lice infested talib lover but heaven forbid should anyone ask a question with the intentions of educating themself about their own people. then, all of a sudden you become an ambassador of all that is good and pious out there.
my mother is from jalalabad. go comb your beard or something. i am sure someone will come up with an answer.

My mother's family used to spend the winter in Jalalabaad.