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  • #16
    Originally posted by Soldat_Amir View Post
    The essence of real Pashtun values and heritage has been wiped off the pages of history by invaders.
    This seems to be a major problem that consumes you nationalists/fascists.There is no proof that Pashtuns existed before the rise of Islam, and neither is there any evidence of the Pashto language being used at that period.The people you believe are the "original" Pashtuns were actually the Saka, Pactyans, Aryans and others and their languages and cultures have little to do with modern Pashto.There is absolutely no proof that these people were our ancestors.
    Last edited by Old School Killiwal; 01-02-2012, 11:19 AM. Reason: Addition and spelling.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
      sorry to say but you tend to believe what is close to you and more famouse theory.
      how can you claim sanskrit is older than pashto?
      sorry i dont relt on linguists or bio.....

      i just told you about the two words.
      You must rely on lingusists, as they actually STUDY the stuff.
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Zmarai View Post
        Changiz Khan's clan was based right next to the Orgon River. Now, in Paktika, there is a place called Urgun.
        By that logic, there is also a US state called Oregon and an element named Argon.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Old School Killiwal View Post
          This seems to be a major problem that consumes you nationalists/fascists.There is no proof that Pashtuns existed before the rise of Islam, and neither is there any evidence of the Pashto language being used at that period.The people you believe are the "original" Pashtuns were actually the Saka, Pactyans, Aryans and others and their languages and cultures have little to do with modern Pashto.There is absolutely no proof that these people were our ancestors.
          they also believe pashtuns used the kharoshti script for writing pashto. ridiculous.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Yasmeenaah View Post
            My attitude or my likes/dislikes have nothing to do. Let's say I trust science.

            I have impression that your knowledge is a bit narrow. Or you pick only facts which are convenient to you, or to your theory, that all cultural or linguistic phenomenons in the Region comes from Pashtuns or from Pashto language.
            As long as you present it as your own view, it's ok.

            The truth is that we are talking about facts from distant history, none of us witnessed them, including scientists, and we can only guess how it really was.
            sorry i dont trust your scientists or linguists.
            i bet we know better our history than some british or other foreigners.
            you guess how it was is only speculations and i dont trust pseudo versions of history or pseudo science.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Old School Killiwal View Post
              You must rely on lingusists, as they actually STUDY the stuff.
              sorry i rather trust a little kid in some Afghan village.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                sorry i rather trust a little kid in some Afghan village.
                Afghan kid in a village told me his mother suffers from "jins".A doctor told me it was a mental disorder.Now, which of the two is more likely, and who would you believe, a man with knowledge, or a child with emotions that can easily be fooled and manipulated?
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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Zmarai View Post
                  they also believe pashtuns used the kharoshti script for writing pashto. ridiculous.
                  Utter nonsense.
                  It was used to write Sanskrit and Gandhari, and is unable to represent all the phonemes of the Pashto language.
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Old School Killiwal View Post
                    Afghan kid in a village told me his mother suffers from "jins".A doctor told me it was a mental disorder.Now, which of the two is more likely, and who would you believe, a man with knowledge, or a child with emotions that can easily be fooled and manipulated?
                    we arent talking about jins but i do believe in their existance.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                      we arent talking about jins but i do believe in their existance.
                      I also believe in them, all Muslims must. I meant that its more likely to encounter mental illness, than it is to meet a jinn.You said you don't trust scientists and linguists, but they know better than anyone does about the things they research, as it is their profession.
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Old School Killiwal View Post
                        I also believe in them, all Muslims must. I meant that its more likely to encounter mental illness, than it is to meet a jinn.You said you don't trust scientists and linguists, but they know better than anyone does about the things they research, as it is their profession.
                        but a scientist wouldnt believe it if she was really posesed by a jin which makes the kid right and the scientist wrong.

                        if we were talking about something like flue or other sickness i would agree but .....

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                        • #27
                          lalalalalzalalalala

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                            but a scientist wouldnt believe it if she was really posesed by a jin which makes the kid right and the scientist wrong. if we were talking about something like flue or other sickness i would agree but .....
                            You are right, that was a bad example. But do you get what I meant?
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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Zmarai View Post
                              lalalalalzalalalala
                              What the hell?
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                              • #30
                                TOTAL BS!
                                BTW mangal in Sanskrit means the planet Mars, so a word can have different meanings in different languages.

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