Khalsa perhapse you missed the point of this thread were i mentioned:
"maybe here we will be able to share our sources and refrences as to the likelyhood of the Kushans etc"
AND
"i made this thread were likeminded people can provide solid evidence. although most of what iv wrote can be refrenced from a reliable pashtun historian by the name of Prof. Abdul Hai Habibi, i use his books and writings for my source which may have more credibility than the ones written by non-pashtuns with lots of language and cultural obstacles."
Incase you didnt notice i am looking for refrences and sources which is the whole point of starting this thread beacuse i dont have any solid evidence that i can quote (although i have come accross some which i need to back track).
thanks
"maybe here we will be able to share our sources and refrences as to the likelyhood of the Kushans etc"
AND
"i made this thread were likeminded people can provide solid evidence. although most of what iv wrote can be refrenced from a reliable pashtun historian by the name of Prof. Abdul Hai Habibi, i use his books and writings for my source which may have more credibility than the ones written by non-pashtuns with lots of language and cultural obstacles."
Incase you didnt notice i am looking for refrences and sources which is the whole point of starting this thread beacuse i dont have any solid evidence that i can quote (although i have come accross some which i need to back track).
thanks



, i never said Habibi is my source i said he's one of them (berring in mind that Habibi has COMPILED his work from other reliable historians) which is why i read into his books. im not gullable as most people to hear about the authenticity of the "puta khazana" and let it deter me away, also the "pata khazana" aside, a great amount of his work has been confirmed by numerous historians
After all from the times of Darius up to today Iran never had local tribalism, nor practiced of such system, if any it was and has always been Caste until the time of Islam. But for a country like Afghanistan where 70% still have some sort of tribalism practice, and tribalism dates so deep for thousands of years that even modern Islamic tribal names are still in sequence matching with tribal groups 1000 to 3000 years older than the history of Islam in Afghanistan. Indeed shocking but not surprising for those who are aware of tribalism and history.
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