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The point I was trying to make was that most of this influence from Farsi wasnt direct, it was only due to Turkics adopting it for convinience's sake. Arabic influence on Iran is numerous, just for an example the language was called Parsi, changed to Farsi after Arab influence. And a similar...

I really doubt there is mention of being blue-eyed. And fair skinned's definition from Arabic point of view would be different from European one.

On topic, Afghan logic here doesn't make sense. They think they are fighting against 'evil Panjabay' but most of their clashes are with the FC (Pashtun majority) or they attack border towns in FATA and North Balochistan, again which are Pashtun towns.

Yeah, it has influence from Lahnda, hence the similarity with Seraiki and Potohari. It is present in all dialects of the Bar region. Second one is Doabi in all likelihood, because it differs from Chenaweri. Pure Doabi doesnt sound too different from Majhi. This is a good example of pure Majhi...

This is the original/local dialect of Faisalabad, called "Chenaweri" While this is the "Doabi" dialect of Faisalabad. East Punjabi Sikh dialect does seem slightly more peculiar compared to this.

While I dont like some Pakistanis acting dumb here and pointlessly getting involved in these Middle Eastern circlejerk flamewars, these Farsies should be the last people to talk about things like these

These gestures arent specific to Afghans only

Some people have been saying that you're pretending to be a potohari. So if Adil Minhas isn't an alias, it has to be your real name? And you're not from Jammu/Himachal either. Interesting.

it's your real name?

Jinnah was a Kutchi afaik not Gujarati proper. Anyway mods should clean this up @waz @WAJsal

is "Adil Minhas" an alias?

*190 mil actually Are you Himachali?

Afghani Dal is actually famous http://afghankitchenrecipes.blogspot.com/2013/02/dal.html http://www.afghancultureunveiled.com/humaira-ghilzai/afghancooking/2010/01/dal-afghan-soul-food.html http://swatisani.net/kitchen/recipe/dal-afghani/ A type of dal (which is basically just lentil soup) is...

reminds me of the movie 'Bol'.

Apparently it was supposed to come out in a "few weeks" back in December 2015 according to the Guardian, its May 2017 now and still no news. Definitely something fishy going on. Regarding the Kalash, they are an interesting people indeed. The Kalasha language, along with Khowari of the Chitral...

We will build a wall ;)

True, the time period also coincides with the Rig Vedic age. And even the ones extracted from Yamnaya could be modeled as almost half Eastern Euro and half Pakistani (HGDP Pathan, Sindhi, Balochi etc.) based on their mixed mode oracles on gedmatch. Expect these ones to be even more 'local'...

why is a thread 'Awaiting moderation before being displayed publicly."?

Protohistoric graveyards of the Swat Valley, Pakistan: new light on funerary practices and absolute chronology Massimo Vidale (a1) and Roberto Micheli (a2) DOI: https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2017.23 Published online: 04 April 2017 "The protohistoric graveyards of north-western Pakistan...