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  • Originally posted by darwezkhail View Post
    By the way Fahd, did you once say that the former Afghan ambassador Sayed rahmatullahi hashemi was Wardag too? I thought i remember you saying that once.
    lol no i dont remember i did wrote that wrora !!
    i think i even dont know the name lol

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    • ^ Za lewanaya

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      • ^hahaha :p

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        • where is captain Mohammad hassan khan , khed wardak and gul jan wardak?????
          Last edited by Guest; 05-07-2011, 02:38 AM.

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          • Originally posted by jegatu View Post
            where is captain Mohammad hassan khan , khed wardak and gul jan wardak?????
            post thier pictures
            i dont know all the leaders !!
            and welcome to the foumrs bro

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            • zma wala pic fahad ?
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              • ^de cha pic ? lol :p

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                • This thread should be renamed to wardaks appreciation thread.

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                  • wellll ..... a very nice post about Wardak leaders, thankzz for the share!!

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                    • haha wa wasila da shair da..............haha
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                      • Originally posted by Wardak2010 View Post
                        Yea, except some Kabulis claim to be from Maidan Shar and speak Farsi. And then there are Hazaras claiming to be Wardak. None of those are Wardak.
                        They are not Wardak tribe, but they are Wardakis as Persian speakers can identify themselves with the province they are from. Hazaras that live in Western Wardak province, sometimes call themselves Maidonis.

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                        • ok fahd and u r wardaki huh??

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                          • yes i am from wardak , sayed abad :p and u ?

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                            • u can see ima jegatu so ima from jegatu brov

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                              • Originally posted by Khidr View Post
                                I’m aware of the city vs rural divide amongst Pashtuns. The same schism exists amongst city Tajiks of Herat, Mazar, and Kabul and the country Tajiks living outside of these three cities. Tajiks also looked down at the Persianzed Pashtuns and until today refer to them as ‘Naqileen’ which rough translates to imitators/unauthentic/alien.

                                However, the people who told me this about Wardags were Mashriqi, not Persianzed Pashtuns. I don’t know how much of what they said had to do with perhaps their personal/tribal prejudices. They were from Nangarhar but they said Wardag are not considered Pashtuns by the eastern Pashtuns and that Noorzai are not considered Abdali amongst the Adbali Pashtuns.

                                It seems everyone has a stereotype about anyone in Afghanistan.
                                Because many of them are not originally Pashtuns. They were just adoptet through victory and living with them for many centuries. The Barakzai tribe f.ex are also not real Pashtuns. Just became Pashtunized through intermarriages with them. Originally, they are descandants of a certain group called after their chief Barcca (arabized Barak) who was an Uzbek. Many Pashtuns on the otherside of Afghanistan have either originally a dardic or Indian/Rajput origine. All of them became Pashtunized the last 500 years due the political changes and ethnical movings. Wardaks are mixed of Tajiks, Pashtuns, Hazaras and Nuristanis. That´s their original background. Wardak was not always known as Wardak. The original name of the region is ''Maidan'' or ''Kalan-Maidan''. Hazaras and other non-Pashtuns still use that word for the region. The term ''Wardaki'' was not an ethnical or tribal identification (it became one in the past 150 years) but a regional identity. The term is taken from Dari ''Paradagh-a'', the name of an ancient tomb that was once there. Today noone know where it´s situated. This was the beginning and the corruption of the term Paradagh-a to Wardak. The ''Wardak'' became the last 200 years slowly Pashtu-speakers. That is possibly the reason why the brother on the top said that they look like non-Pashtun Tajiks. Btw, my cousin had married a woman from Wardak. Tribes, specially new formed tribes that are not adoptet by the Ghalzai or Durani confederacy become either Kanlari, Ghurghust or an own branch. The Wardaks became a Kanlari because of their regional neighbourhood to the Abdalis to which they not belong, so they were categorized to Kanlaris.
                                Last edited by Guest; 05-20-2011, 03:05 PM.

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