How much of pakistan was part of Afghanistan?

Originally posted by maqsad That sounds ridiculous. The genetics of Afghanistan clearly show a high admixture of siberio-mongoloid genes. Have you ever actually met more than a dozen Afghans in your life?

Popalzai and Sadozai(not zia) are just tribal affiliations. Nobody in their right minds can say that the members of these tribes(which are spread over hundreds of miles) have a common heritage and no outside admixture. But let me guess, you are proposing that, am I right?

Originally posted by True Afghan   bawaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa now this is what i call trying to pulling aces form....     but no one can deny that the reason Sikh looks different then rest of Indic people is because armies of various kings from Afghanistan were roaming the plan of Punjabs for over thousands years. Hold on a second here, if the armies of various kings from Afghanistan were roaming the plains of punjab for thousands of years then should the sikhs not have at least as much mongol admixture as central afghans?  Let me repeat the question for you once again. You say that the Sikhs look like Afghans because of thousands of years of admixture from Afghan armies, right? Ok assuming this is true then why do we not see any mongol looking sikhs and why do we see so many mongol/siberian looking pashtuns? Forget about the hazaras now I am just talking regular afghan/pashtuns now. Because according to your simple logic if Afghans were mixing with punjabis for thousands of years then punjabis should get some of that mongol blood passed to them also but we don't see any evidence of that. Wait--did all those afghan kings selectively leave behind the siberian/mongol looking soldiers before they went to roam the punjab?   What mangolian?  here compare the pashton DNA/Gene to that of Hazara and try to find that of Punjbians and see it for youself. Y-Chromosomal DNA Variation in Pakistan http://download.ajhg.org/AJHG/pdf/PIIS0002929707625075.pdf As for as Sikh are you denying the general Sikhs are Indic people?  where those light skin and afghanian looking Sikh come from? hu? mars? or Angreez had something to do with it? lol         LOL you have no idea about Sikh history nor do you know which parts of Asia all of them came from, do you?   they are sick so... i wish them health! [QUOTE] I really don't know what you have been reading and smoking but lets just take only 3 of the ethnic groups of Afghanistan. Pashtuns--they have tried to secede as pashtunistan from Afghanistan and join with parts of Western pakistan and form a pashtun homeland. Tajiks--we know there have been secessionist movements which want to dump the pakhtuns and unite Tajikistan, Herat, parsiwan areas(mainly some cities) of Afghanistan including Hazara areas. Uzbeks--give me a break, these people are refugees and would unite with uzbekistan in a heartbeat. Only reason they stuck on in Afghanistan was to gain more power against pashtun domination and to expand their pan turkic sphere. Dostum ring a bell? Heratis--do I even need to say anything here? They are already being taken over by Iran as I write this. Not really an ethnic group.

Originally posted by True Afghan Originally posted by maqsad That sounds ridiculous. The genetics of Afghanistan clearly show a high admixture of siberio-mongoloid genes. Have you ever actually met more than a dozen Afghans in your life? what Genetic of Afghanistan? When was a genetic study was done in Afghanistan? Don't tell me you carry a genetic study of Afghanistan last name. A genetic study of Pashton of occupation pashtonistan was carried that shows no Mongolian genes.

I am just using my own eyes. You want me to provide pictures now? Do you actually deny the altaic admixture in non-hazara afghans?
 

paki moderators with hiddenagenda and paki propoganda machine runs this forum, red clay is also a paki  and  he is the supporter of pakistani viewpoint ,indian(hindu,muslim)  bashing is the sole purpose of this site.only paki views are supported ,or islamic fundamentalism is supported here.

Television has soo changed in Pakistan, there's like 40+ channels on basic tv.. such a change from just 10 years ago!  We even have regional languages too, definately a step in the right direction :)

Gharani maara is nice to see you back. Gharani,. there is a big difference between an insurgency which a country and a military is divided over, and a conventional war. Incidentally Pakistan has 4 divisions in FATA/Frontier, the two which are always stationed there and two additional, out of about 25 in total in the PA.

Dear Harramulla Sulla,

Actually I missed it too in my haste to connect the dots between Harramulla Sulla and one previously known violater of the same ilk (Could it be the same guy? Yup!).

Originally posted by Afghanan  In 1919, when the name "Afghanistan" became official, Pakistan was forming its own national awareness from Britain.

Originally posted by Afghanan The British called Afghanistan simply as the "Afghan Frontier"  The Russians, Iranians, and British called the Western Portion "Khorassan" The actual name Afghanistan was officially applied by Abdur Rahman Khan.  When did Ahmad Shah Baba refer to his empire as "Afghanistan"  I'd like to know because I don't have a copy of his autobiography that was written by his Courtly scribe, a Sikh man, who's name I forget..

One thing is obvious about the Nationalists of Afghan who claim many lands to be the part of the country Afghanistan. Afghanistan is the mountainous barren region that lies between Kabul and Peshawar. The country named today as Afghanistan is a political name and not is really named as Afghanistan ever in history. Neither Peshawar nor Kabul were ever included in Afghanistan. There were three provinces in the last Indian empire under the Delhi government ; Kabul, Qandahar and Herat. It was later when British government marked the boundary of India at Durand line, being the greater part of the Afghan population the country was named as Afghanistan. To be more keen to know the Ghiljis or Khiljis who live in the south east of Afghanistan are the Turkish tribes who have turned Afghans being in the region have been till date the ruling class of Afghanistan since one and half century. Afghanistan is itself a hilly belt between Kabul and Peshawar running south to Suleiman hills and ending in the north touching Hindu Kush.