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Title: Daruish, Parsiwaan, Azmal, and the Qur’an
Fascinating, how the Qur’an even when its mentioned exposes the truth. There are some common spellings for the Qur’an in Roman script, the most common and accepted is:
“Qur’an”
In the previous century it was: Koran.
This has spurred actual discussions on which spelling should be considered the dictionary standard:
http://ajrarchive.org/Article.asp?id=4239
1) There is a peculiar spelling out there though… Qorhan, Q-o-r-h-a-n. When googled, the relationship to Persiocentric sites and some rare Somali sites pops up most commonly (see images below).
But interestingly enough, a particular group of unsavory characters prefers this spelling at PF. Their names in the past were: parsiwaan and Daruish amongst others. I have reproduced their postings below.
In summary, it seems to be the spelling inherent to the Tajikaam crowd/parsiwanaan. Daruish the Iranian/Persian nationalist name for Darius to explain the moniker of one of these fools.
What is fascinating is that Azmal utilizes the exact same spelling again and again and again and often utilizes their fonts as well
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2) Down below is another another nice example of his home base, at Tajikam, they spell Pashtun, or Pashtoon, or Pakhtun as “Pashton”,
And then I’ve supplied an example by Parsiwaan spelling it in their parlance as well.
And of course some screen shots of Azmal, since that is the only way he, alongside of his parsiwaan colleagues, has spelled it nearly every single time.
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3) And of course there is his use of “Talitabis” (screen shots below)
Nice try Parsiwaan piece of feces. I just flushed back home, down the toilet.
Fascinating, how the Qur’an even when its mentioned exposes the truth. There are some common spellings for the Qur’an in Roman script, the most common and accepted is:
“Qur’an”
In the previous century it was: Koran.
This has spurred actual discussions on which spelling should be considered the dictionary standard:
http://ajrarchive.org/Article.asp?id=4239
1) There is a peculiar spelling out there though… Qorhan, Q-o-r-h-a-n. When googled, the relationship to Persiocentric sites and some rare Somali sites pops up most commonly (see images below).
But interestingly enough, a particular group of unsavory characters prefers this spelling at PF. Their names in the past were: parsiwaan and Daruish amongst others. I have reproduced their postings below.
In summary, it seems to be the spelling inherent to the Tajikaam crowd/parsiwanaan. Daruish the Iranian/Persian nationalist name for Darius to explain the moniker of one of these fools.
What is fascinating is that Azmal utilizes the exact same spelling again and again and again and often utilizes their fonts as well
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2) Down below is another another nice example of his home base, at Tajikam, they spell Pashtun, or Pashtoon, or Pakhtun as “Pashton”,
And then I’ve supplied an example by Parsiwaan spelling it in their parlance as well.
And of course some screen shots of Azmal, since that is the only way he, alongside of his parsiwaan colleagues, has spelled it nearly every single time.
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3) And of course there is his use of “Talitabis” (screen shots below)
Nice try Parsiwaan piece of feces. I just flushed back home, down the toilet.
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