Nokia,
1. you live in a Dari/Farsi-Lala-Land.
The Tajiks of Tajikistan who are named Karimov, Sultanov and Ahmadov are as far away from "Tajik" culture as my cousins in Kurram Agency.
2. What does "Tajik" mean?
"..."Tājik" is a word of Turko-Mongol origin and means (literally) Non-Turk. "Tajik" in Central Asia is used to refer to peoples that still speak an Iranian language, including both Tajiki-speaking Tajiks, and the Pamiri peoples, also known as Garcha or Mountain Tajiks. The origin of the name Tajik has been embroiled in twentieth-century political disputes about whether Turkic or Iranian peoples were the original inhabitants of Central Asia..."
Source:
Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress (1996). "Tajikistan: Tajik". Country Studies Series. Library of Congress. Retrieved 2009-02-04.
Why don´t your explore your identity first before you ride the Hallucination Rollercoaster?
3. The identity of the Afghan minorities is purely based on what Afghans means: compared to Iranians, Usbeks and Tajiks of the surrounding countries, the minorities of Afghanistan are much more closer culturally to Pashtuns.
You can day-dream because your Setami/Parchami ideologues pump you up with fabricated information on Tajikam or Khawaran.net but the ground realities are clear to all of us.
4. Afghanyat/Pashtunwali is exactly that cultural unifying factor that I spoke about and the linguistic role Pashto has to be implemented, too.
By trying to portray Pashtun identity smaller by attaching yourself to a fabricated identity of Khurassan/Bakhtar-e Buzurg etc. you cannot invent yourself new.
Only Madonna and Paradise Lost can reinvent themselves with every new album, Tajiks aren´t that creative! haha
1. you live in a Dari/Farsi-Lala-Land.
The Tajiks of Tajikistan who are named Karimov, Sultanov and Ahmadov are as far away from "Tajik" culture as my cousins in Kurram Agency.
2. What does "Tajik" mean?
"..."Tājik" is a word of Turko-Mongol origin and means (literally) Non-Turk. "Tajik" in Central Asia is used to refer to peoples that still speak an Iranian language, including both Tajiki-speaking Tajiks, and the Pamiri peoples, also known as Garcha or Mountain Tajiks. The origin of the name Tajik has been embroiled in twentieth-century political disputes about whether Turkic or Iranian peoples were the original inhabitants of Central Asia..."
Source:
Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress (1996). "Tajikistan: Tajik". Country Studies Series. Library of Congress. Retrieved 2009-02-04.
Why don´t your explore your identity first before you ride the Hallucination Rollercoaster?
3. The identity of the Afghan minorities is purely based on what Afghans means: compared to Iranians, Usbeks and Tajiks of the surrounding countries, the minorities of Afghanistan are much more closer culturally to Pashtuns.
You can day-dream because your Setami/Parchami ideologues pump you up with fabricated information on Tajikam or Khawaran.net but the ground realities are clear to all of us.
4. Afghanyat/Pashtunwali is exactly that cultural unifying factor that I spoke about and the linguistic role Pashto has to be implemented, too.
By trying to portray Pashtun identity smaller by attaching yourself to a fabricated identity of Khurassan/Bakhtar-e Buzurg etc. you cannot invent yourself new.
Only Madonna and Paradise Lost can reinvent themselves with every new album, Tajiks aren´t that creative! haha

Abdurrahman self was a slave of british and farsiwans. It were Farsiwans who used him against the uzbeks and forced or fooled him to sighn the durand treaty. If you ever protected anyone why can´t you protect yourself from US, Panjabis, Arabs and other killers? Stop smoking black afghanis, my friend lol
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