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Posted
11 hours ago, Mariyam said:

Was reading statements by the government of Iran. The map they use for India shows entire J&K as a part of India.

 

Iran and Afghanistan are the two nations we need the most when dealing with Pakistan. They both have poor relations with Pakistan and could launch attacks of their own at the time of an India Pak conflict. Not that far fetched.

 

That said, we don’t really need them.

With respect to Iran...it's common public dont believe in jihad and want freedom. They are protesting over the streets and they want the independence and liberalism back which was during the rule of Shah of Iran.

 

Afghanistan too was a decently modern society unless USSR-USA decided to make it their own battle ground. USA used Pak as a proxy and created Taliban...which destroyed the Afghani culture to pieces.

 

Its just that their good work done by India in last 20 years has created a lasting impact. Unlike the Kanglus who are idiots, Taliban 2.0 came up with a different approach which was a shocker to Pakistan. The Taliban govt is more acceptable to Indians than to Pakistan...coz they believe that Pakistan played a primary role in crushing their country to ****.

Posted
1 hour ago, velu said:

 

iranians are not religious like what media portrays ( government use religion once in a while and even the leadership dont follow their religion religiously :p:  ) , they r nominal muslims .. imho tamil hindus are more religious than these shias 

20% of the iranians are azerbajan turks ( turkified persians ) and they are little conservative comparatively 

 

iran just hate arab nations and use religion as a proxy to keep saudi & co in check ( from whatever i have seen syrians , Lebanese are pretty liberal ) 

funny part is iran supports Palestiniane unconditionally  unlike saudis , but Palestinians always support saudi instead of iran when there is some middle eastern  conflict :lol: 

That is the case of Iranians in USA as well. But , I feel all those who escaped or emigrated out could be liberal and areligious. People living in Iran could be largely conservative and following the rule, while the protests are a minority that thw west might be projecting as a narrative

Posted
3 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

Was reading that she and 18 others arrested (which included people of all religions) were in touch with Pakistani handlers even during blackout after the Pahalagam revenge attack on May7. How can you be complicit even when the enemy is killing your country citizens? 

 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/haryana-spy-ring-youtuber-jyoti-malhotra-3-others-were-in-touch-with-pakistani-handlers-during-blackouts/articleshow/121257352.cms

 

F'in numb people.

 

This was in January 

 

Behen Behen ki lohri ho raha hain yahan

 

 

 

Behen Johnson! Look at these ugly bitches. They can remain behen behen in their maximum security prison for the rest of their lives. aman ki tamasha bitches

Posted
10 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

That is the case of Iranians in USA as well. But , I feel all those who escaped or emigrated out could be liberal and areligious. People living in Iran could be largely conservative and following the rule, while the protests are a minority that thw west might be projecting as a narrative

 

nope .. i visited iran twice and mostly people are not religious

if someone is related to government or getting favors from them , they have to follow some religious codes 

even then government dont bother you as long as you mind your own business 

 

almost every household have their wine cellar and prepare their own arrack ( pay some bucks , people will come and convert your wine to arrack :p: )  

Posted
11 minutes ago, Real McCoy said:

 

Behen Johnson! Look at these ugly bitches. They can remain behen behen in their maximum security prison for the rest of their lives. aman ki tamasha bitches

Unko to Aman mil gayi thi... Ab jail mein Shanthi mil jaayegi!! Wah Wah.. Aadab,  Aaadab darj hain!! 

Posted
5 minutes ago, velu said:

 

nope .. i visited iran twice and mostly people are not religious

if someone is related to government or getting favors from them , they have to follow some religious codes 

even then government dont bother you as long as you mind your own business 

 

almost every household have their wine cellar and prepare their own arrack ( pay some bucks , people will come and convert your wine to arrack :p: )  

 

which one do you go for - wine or arrack?

Posted
6 minutes ago, velu said:

 

nope .. i visited iran twice and mostly people are not religious

if someone is related to government or getting favors from them , they have to follow some religious codes 

even then government dont bother you as long as you mind your own business 

 

almost every household have their wine cellar and prepare their own arrack ( pay some bucks , people will come and convert your wine to arrack :p: )  

TC bro. Keep an eye out. So, What they showed in the Hollywood movie "Noth Without My Daughter" is all a propaganda?

I love Iranian movies though, amazingly beautiful. 

Posted
1 minute ago, coffee_rules said:

Unko to Aman mil gayi thi... Ab jail mein Shanthi mil jaayegi!! Wah Wah.. Aadab,  Aaadab darj hain!! 

 

they will have themselves for each other. prison lesbians

Posted
1 minute ago, coffee_rules said:

TC bro. Keep an eye out. So, What they showed in the Hollywood movie "Noth Without My Daughter" is all a propaganda?

I love Iranian movies though, amazingly beautiful. 

 

i love iranian beaches as well :icflove:

Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, Real McCoy said:

 

which one do you go for - wine or arrack?

 

hoohkah :p: 

 

tasted some wine at home , its ok only  .. for arrack i need to go to outskirts or their summer home 

arrack is sold illegally but only poor people buy it ( people who have cellar prepare their own when they need , its more safer ) 

 

ex:-

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/iran-alcohol-poisoning-rcna173773

 

 

 

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Posted
3 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

That is the case of Iranians in USA as well. But , I feel all those who escaped or emigrated out could be liberal and areligious. People living in Iran could be largely conservative and following the rule, while the protests are a minority that thw west might be projecting as a narrativ

 

Pakistanis today share little meaningful connection with Iranians, despite deep historical ties, such as the widespread use of the Persian language, which was once the official language of the Mughal Empire. Over time, however, the rise of Urdu gradually weakened that link and instead built an indirect bridge with the Hindi-speaking population of North India.

 

In truth, Pakistanis are far more culturally connected to North India, through food, traditions, entertainment, films, and television. 

Posted
9 minutes ago, Alam_dar said:

 

Pakistanis today share little meaningful connection with Iranians, despite deep historical ties, such as the widespread use of the Persian language, which was once the official language of the Mughal Empire. Over time, however, the rise of Urdu gradually weakened that link and instead built an indirect bridge with the Hindi-speaking population of North India.

 

In truth, Pakistanis are far more culturally connected to North India, through food, traditions, entertainment, films, and television. 

 

Who were Pakistanis in Moghul Empire time? All you have are North Indian people since 1947. You have no history before 1947. 

Posted
1 hour ago, coffee_rules said:

 

Who were Pakistanis in Moghul Empire time? All you have are North Indian people since 1947. You have no history before 1947. 

 

Even up until 1947, many Muslims were fluent in Persian. Take Allama Iqbal, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest Urdu poets. But interestingly, he wrote more poetry in Persian than in Urdu. In fact, Iranians often claim Iqbal as their own poet rather than Pakistan’s. Iqbal himself once said that his Persian poetry holds far more value than his Urdu work.

Did you know that Iran’s current Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, completed his PhD on Iqbal’s philosophy? That speaks volumes about the deep cultural and intellectual ties that once existed between Iran and the Muslims of the subcontinent.

This connection between older generations of Iran and what became Pakistan persisted until 1947,  but gradually it faded, first with the rise of Urdu, and later with the growing influence of Arabic.

Today, many religious clerics are pushing Arabic so aggressively that even Urdu is being sidelined.

On the other hand, India seems to be drifting toward a purist form of Shuddh Hindi, which is increasingly difficult to understand. I worry that one day, even North Indians might feel like foreigners to us. The Hindi spoken in Indian political speeches and talk shows feels completely different from the more familiar Hindi we hear in Bollywood movies.

 

 

Posted
5 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

TC bro. Keep an eye out. So, What they showed in the Hollywood movie "Noth Without My Daughter" is all a propaganda?

I love Iranian movies though, amazingly beautiful. 

 

Yeah that's all propaganda. Average Iranian is moderate and many lean towards atheism. This whole perception will blow up once mullahs are blown out of power. 

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