Pashtunforums wouldn't be worth visiting if there were no members who can teach you about Pashtun identity, culture and history.
When I joined this forum back in 2010 I wasn't pleased to see what was going on here. But gradually I noticed the board changing for the better. And that's all due to the hard work of some members.
I don't like to glorify and praise people but I do think we should at least acknowledge and respect some members for what they're trying to do.
Samandri is probably one of the most prolific members. His writings are very beneficial and I always enjoy reading everything he shares.
I wish more young men and women would dedicate their time online to more beneficial endeavors.
We're suppose to learn and share knowledge in order to prosper as a people with shared culture and identity. And those of us who are doing the hard work should be set as examples.
When I joined this forum back in 2010 I wasn't pleased to see what was going on here. But gradually I noticed the board changing for the better. And that's all due to the hard work of some members.
I don't like to glorify and praise people but I do think we should at least acknowledge and respect some members for what they're trying to do.
Samandri is probably one of the most prolific members. His writings are very beneficial and I always enjoy reading everything he shares.
I wish more young men and women would dedicate their time online to more beneficial endeavors.
We're suppose to learn and share knowledge in order to prosper as a people with shared culture and identity. And those of us who are doing the hard work should be set as examples.

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