Salam, Soldat Amir.
Yes, the Maseed have a long and famous history, in which they received the admiration even of their own enemies for their fighting qualities. This was discussed by famous British historian Arnold J. Toynbee in vol. 8 of his "A Study of History", based on the British campaigns in Waziristan following the 3rd Afghan war, in 1920-1921.
When I was in Pakistan many years ago, the Political Agent Khyber was Mr. Sangi Marjian, Shingi. I think he was from a village near Ladha.
With esteem and respect.
Yes, the Maseed have a long and famous history, in which they received the admiration even of their own enemies for their fighting qualities. This was discussed by famous British historian Arnold J. Toynbee in vol. 8 of his "A Study of History", based on the British campaigns in Waziristan following the 3rd Afghan war, in 1920-1921.
When I was in Pakistan many years ago, the Political Agent Khyber was Mr. Sangi Marjian, Shingi. I think he was from a village near Ladha.
With esteem and respect.
