Originally posted by unknownprince
Prince, this is just it, the Bani Israel theory is not a credible one! iv posted evidence for this in this thread from a historical perspective, from genetic research and a load of credible historians that refute this. People here dont even have an answer to the posts i make here because
they are fooling themselves. The Bani Israel theory is a made up fairy tale and deeply exagerrated, a minor amount of jews may have traveled to our region after being exiled and settled there and thats the max that could have, anybody with any knowledge of history will tell you how wild it sounds for jews to come from jerusalem and overtake Pactyan warriors.
they even mention Afridis to be the main jewish people when the history of the Afridis or Apartye is well known, we even know the exact branches of pashtuns and how they are derived from Qais's sons. so this alone debunks any Israeli theory.
even morally it doesnt make sence for the pashtuns to be the lost tribe as the lost tribe were weak people in their faith (pashtuns are the strongest in whatever they believe in, its in our blood) the lost tribe ran away and was exiled (this is great bezati and pashtuns would not do this)
There has been DNA test that iv proven in this post of which Emal has shared with us that show no Jewish connection.
you have to remember that the first time this Bani Israel theory was introduced was in the 16th century, before the Lodhis in India this theory was not even mentioned, it was mentioned in the Maghzan-e-Afghani and then people talk about it like pashtuns have known this for thousands of years. were did this theory suddently pop out from? why havent our ancestors talked about this?? because its made up, pashtuns just used it to attach themselves to Quranic stories.
they always claiming to be someone some greek, some jew, some arab only because these things are mentioned in the Quran.






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