Khattaks are very educated people. They are mostly in army so they know the real things not known to general public. They knew Taliban are indian agents when rest were supporting them.
mujhay kon c pashto ati hai
Us din jungle book ki correction Ku kr Rea rha tha phr ?mujhay kon c pashto ati hai
Me good at Reverse engineeringNot necessary to be a Pakhtoon. However, good approach and you can keep all Punjabi, Pakhtoon etc because in the end, you are a Pakistani. But the start of self reliance was really interesting....
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ye forum meri pashto handle ni kr skta.Us din jungle book ki correction Ku kr Rea rha tha phr ?
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But Khushal Khan Khattak was a 'traitor' to the state when seen from the Mughal perspective. He rebelled against the Mughal dynasty who he had served for around four decades. His ancestors (Malik Akor, Malik Yayha and Malik Shahbaz) were loyal and namak-halal to Mughals since Akbar times (1581) and even when he rebelled, most of the Khattaks did not support him and rallied around his pro-Mughal son.......Khushal baba was a Pashtun or "Afghan" nationalist to the core , so parallels can not be drawn between a Pakistanist (and anti-Afghanistan) Khattak from Karak and Khushal Khan Khattak.
How so? people of Karak speak soft dialect of Pashto and they say "Pashto" and "Pashtun" instead of Pakhto, Pakhtun. In fact soft dialect of Pashto is original and classical version according to linguists whereas hard dialect is its modification and later development.
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Marra, word Pashtana/Pakhtana (پښتانه) is nothing else but plural of Pashtun/Pakhtun
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