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    The Moslem League did not win a majority in any province even in the 1946 elections other than Bengal. In Pakhtunkhwa KK got 33 out of 50. In Punjab, Unionists won and in Sindh ML won 23 as opposed to 21 of the INC. In Balochistan the Jirga opposed any union with Pakistan until the military operation in the 27th of March, 1948.

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    Yes this is one of the many articles written by Mashal Takkar saib. He recently visited Pashtunkhwa and the situation had pushed him to write some articles and poetry. In fact he has been asking the youth to come forward for Pakhtun ittepaq and Loy Afghanistan.
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    • #3
      I would never support any Loy Afghanistan under any Kandahari useless monarchy or thryone, they need to understand, not all pashtuns follow them.

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      • #4
        maseed we should support anything in the benefit of Pashtuns/Afghans. If a maseed is more competant, he should lead, if a khattak durrani ghiljai, etc. As long as they are loyal to us, their tribe shouldn't matter. Obviously not all kandariyaan work for ISI, some of them did (like pashtuns in every area).
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        • #5
          Originally posted by StrategistMaseed View Post
          I would never support any Loy Afghanistan under any Kandahari useless monarchy or thryone, they need to understand, not all pashtuns follow them.

          How about a great Afghan Empire under the Khattaks
          I could be the king you know
          I am after all, Khushal Baba's blood

          so people what do you say???

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Khushal Khan Khattak View Post
            How about a great Afghan Empire under the Khattaks
            I could be the king you know
            I am after all, Khushal Baba's blood

            so people what do you say???
            I would love too, but not under some Pakistani Uniform

            Regards.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by BLS_1919v2.0 View Post
              maseed we should support anything in the benefit of Pashtuns/Afghans. If a maseed is more competant, he should lead, if a khattak durrani ghiljai, etc. As long as they are loyal to us, their tribe shouldn't matter. Obviously not all kandariyaan work for ISI, some of them did (like pashtuns in every area).

              This whole Afghan and Pakistani issue has destroyed us, why not we fight for a solely Pashtun nation, then how will be face such problems?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by StrategistMaseed View Post
                This whole Afghan and Pakistani issue has destroyed us, why not we fight for a solely Pashtun nation, then how will be face such problems?
                It hasn't destroyed us, we destroyed ourselves. You can support a split Pashtun state by all means. However, we can't pretend that in doing so we leave the Afghan name. It will be attached to us, as it is in our poetry, history, documentation, etc. If you want to say Afghanistan in its present state or pakistan in its present state is against us, then by all means. We can't say that we are Afghans as this term is too entangled in our identity. Rather than arguing over trivial things, why don't we work on at least putting pashtuns on one political platform.
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                • #9
                  I thought it would be of interest to this thread.

                  The Dream of Loy Afghanistan

                  by Pukhtoon Khan

                  Source: Pukhtoonworld.blogspot.com

                  Afghans have distinct ethnic physical features and are friendly, sociable, hospitable, curious, dignified and egalitarian people. Pashto – which is regarded as centuries old language by the linguists - is the predominant language in the Afghan land. The current Afghanistan and FATA, PATA, FANA, NWFP, Attock, Mianwali and Pakhtun-belt of Baluchistan having 45 percent of Pashtun population in 11 districts of Baluchistan is the historical land of Afghans.

                  Pakhtuns have been the true followers of monotheistic religions like Judaism and Islam among the revealed religions of history and despite of being exploited by the religious clergy in the name of religion they have stuck to the abstract ideals of monotheism, truth, social justice and respect for the institution of prophethood due to its revolutionary voice against socio-politico-economic injustice and oppression.

                  Afghans have always appreciated the reformative and humanitarian role of true religious scholars so much so that the concept of “Jumaat” in Pashto which symbolises the space-time-realisation of abstract realities has become a part and parcel of Pashtun culture. It is due to this regard that Afghan history has produced personalities like Rehman baba, Hameed baba, Abdur Raheem Popalzai, Saadullah Khan (Sartor Fakeer), Fakir Ippi, Pir Rokhan etc. These personalities are known for embodying the true spirit of religion which was introduced to the Indians of the subcontinent by Sir Mohammad Iqbal in his poetry.

                  Due to the geo-political importance of the historical Afghan land as a gateway to south Asia all the imperialist powers whether they were Greeks, Mongols, Mughals or British tried to invade and conquer the Afghan land due to which Afghan land has since been compelled to portray the picture of battlefield between the imperialist forces and retaliatory and resilient Afghans. The result was instability in the Afghan land and in turn political turmoil in Asia.

                  The most vital factor in Afghan nationalism is Pukhtunwali or Afghaniyat which is in the blood of every Afghan. It is the centuries old socio-ethical code of Afghan societal nomenclature. It is the cultural tradition of Afghan society which defines itself in the individual and collective behaviour pattern of Afghans. This code of ethics has evolved over centuries through nomadic, tribal, agrarian and now in the contemporary industrial and information age. It is even visible in those Pashtuns who have been living in Punjab, Sindh and some states of India and no more know or speak Pashto language. They still unconsciously practice the socio-ethical code of Pukhtunwali in their social relations and collective affairs.

                  There is no doubt that with the passage of time Pakhtuns living in Pakistan and India are getting affected due to indianisation and state controlled-propaganda-based education system in Pakistan which is suitable to produce good and submissive servants for the colonial legacy prevalent in Pakistan and India but it is alo a fact that despite of geo-political division of Afghans, the intrinsic and inborn love for freedom, retaliation against injustice and No to dictation present in the Afghan nature can get triggered any time which can rejuvenate the freedom loving instinct in the Pakhtuns. Consequently they would get attracted to their common nucleus of Afghanland - a poor but proud land which has passed the test of time in the most critical moments of its existence even when it was sandwiched between the super powers of the past namely the Persian ,Russian, Mongol and Indian empires.

                  The contemporary Afghanistan is the remenisance of the glorious Durrani Dynasty of Ahmed Shah baba – the empire which was second in size only to the Ottoman Empire. It can still serve as a source of inspiration for the Pakhtuns to re-attain their past glory in the form of a bright future after getting over the gloomy present in which they are being used to kill their fellow Afghan brothers, to safeguard their non-Afghan enemies, to serve a geographical territory which is destined to change again due to the unjust ,brutal and anti-Pashtun policies of the ruling junta and lack of sincere efforts to give due rights to the people of all nationalities.

                  Afghans possess a national language spoken by the majority, common religion practiced by the majority, thousands of years old glorious past, resilient and freedom loving nature and Pukhtunwali/Afghaniyat as their socio-ethical code of life. Pashtuns of Pakistan are wasting their energies to venerate and defend fake political figures, fabricated parties, fascist movements, dying institutions and adhoc constitution despite of the fact that they constitute an integral part of Afghan nation - a nation which is concentrated in Afghanistan, a power to reckon with in Pakistan and visibly present in India.

                  Under the current political circumstances it seems difficult if not impossible but history is witness to the fact that despite reverence and contrary to one’s wishes geographical boundaries keep on changing. The current inhabitants of Pakistan except Pakhtuns were all Indians before 1947 and they became Pakistanis overnight. The current Bengalis were all Pakistanis before the formation of Bangla Desh but now they are Bengalis. The experiment of dividing countries and lands on the basis of religion has proved wrong times and again and has lost its meaning in the contemporary world.

                  This is the age of Nationalism. States are being created and disintegrated based on the idea of Nationalism. Language, Land, Ethnicity and social code of ethics are defining new nation states though factors like religion, economy, natural resources, geo-strategic position and interests of the super powers are also important especially in strengthening and weakening of a nation.

                  It might sound like a dream but it will be difficult for the “lar aw bar” Afghans (meaning Afghans across the Durand line) to remain divided for long as the forces of history will ultimately combine them into a common land so that the region is segmented into its natural and historic nations after which peace and stability of Asia in general and south Asia in particular will be ensured. This unification of “lar aw bar” Afghans will turn out to be the formation of Loy Afghanistan comprising of its lost Pakhtun land (currently under the geographical jurisdiction of Pakistan) and based on the tenets of Pukhtunwali – the centuries old socio-moral code of Afghans.
                  Pir Rokhan

                  http://Pashtoonkhwa.blogspot.com

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                  • #10
                    no muslim is a muslim unless they beliven in isa(as) and no pashtun is a pashtun unless they say the shahada 1st

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by king-zazai View Post
                      no muslim is a muslim unless they beliven in isa(as) and no pashtun is a pashtun unless they say the shahada 1st
                      Ok haqqani

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