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:lol::lol: Who’s Enver Pasha?

Your source??

I’m sorry that none of these men that have verbally, and proudly, attacked you (as a group) have been taught how to speak to a woman.

Pakistan's parliament has approved a law guaranteeing basic rights for transgender people in a country which sees prevalent discrimination. The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) act was passed by a majority in the National Assembly in Islamabad. The law bans discrimination against...

Thanks for the info, didn’t know that! *googles away*

And now in English please?

Beat that

If you're into history books then try skipping through two Iranian history books, "Iran, Empire of the Mind" and "The Turban for the Crown". The first book is very detailed about Nader Shah's most trusted man, who happened to be Ahmad Shah Abdali and it briefly speaks of Abdali's family's...

It's uncertain when Abdali's family moved to Multan and Abdali was born when his father was still governor of Herat, which makes his place of birth all the more clearer Pashtun history on both sides of the border were one, and hencewhy Pak-Afghan history is so heavily intermingled. The Pashtun...

Unless the video below is heavily photoshopped then the attendance is overwhelmingly greater than 3000 Hence why it's wind avoided rather than tackled

The Iranian and Azerbaijan textbooks have his place of birth noted down as Herat and Abdali history started with the breakaway of major Persian areas: Iran, Tajikistan and northern Afghanistan. That's where he formed a small number of army men, which further expanded in Kandahar. He was of the...

Nations didn't exist but tribes, ethnicities etc did who formed part of one empire or another. Think about those Indians that not only honoured their invaders like the British but also tried very hard to become like them. The embarrassment can still be witnessed with 3rd/4th generation Indians...

Yeah and for a valid reason. Our Islamic history is shaped by MANY non-natives in first place According to most history books Abdali was most likely born in Herat. Even if he wasn't then his father was from Kandahar, mother from Herat, the capital of his empire was Kandahar (and after his death...

Oh yeah I don't disagree with that. I guess I misunderstood the whole point here :) I guess it were the Afghans who named our missiles after him too then

Just because someone shaped our modern history doesn't mean he was a Pakistani. Prophet Muhammad was an Arab from Saudi and he can still be classified as an Saudi Arab simply because A, the terminology of "Arab" hasn't changed and B, the geographic location of his place of birth, Saudi, hasn't...

Ghaznawi was a Persianised Turk and king of Khorasan. His army consisted overwhelmingly Pashtuns, Turks and Persians of current day Afghanistan. His kingdom consisted of entire of present day Afghanistan, entire of present day Tajikistan, parts of Iran, parts of Pakistan, small part of...

You're asking the wrong person. I'm British born but not ethnic white :)

99% of beggars beg out of desperate circumstances. No, it doesn't matter what their religious or ethnic background is. I'm just implying that most people are aware these people are Romanian gypsies despite their dressing, I never realised 'fake Muslim beggars' was even an issue

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These photos are amazing. Some of them are very similar to the Sistan area of Iran I have seen. Thank you for sharing!