Iranian Chief of General Staff arrives in Pakistan

[aryobarzan]

Just pro Pakistan. So whoever talk shite against Pakistan, look down upon us, will get nothing but disdain and equal arrogance in return, regardless , be it Indian, Persian, Arab, or whoever. Respect is earned, not demanded.

Ok..fair enough .I can not argue with that..I respect patriots no matter what land they come from.

 

[SalarHaqq]

Who gives a shite who this chootiya is and his inferior lineage? All we know, he is eating humblie pie asking for Pakistani cooperation now after talking plenty of non sense few years ago. LOL. Persians are known to be loud mouths , just like Indians.

How much is publicly know of the talks between the parties? Terrorist attacks on the Iranian side of the border have gone down to nearly zero for the past two years. What about the situation on the other side of the fence?

Perians, greek, arabs, your next door Joe, they are all inferior races

Racial supremacism isn't particularly conform to Islamic principles.

You lot have NOTHING, absolutely, NOTHING on the likes of Egyptian, Babylon and of course Indus civilization.

https://www.worldhistory.org/elam/

Elam was a region in the Near East corresponding to the modern-day provinces of Ilam and Khuzestan in southern Iran (though it also included part of modern-day southern Iraq) whose civilization spanned thousands of years from c. 3200 - c. 539 BCE.

The name comes from the Akkadian and Sumerian for “highlands” or “high country” while the Elamites referred to their land as Haltami (or Haltamti) which seems to have had the same meaning. The Bible (Genesis 10:22) claims the region is named for Elam, son of Shem, son of Noah but this has no support outside of the biblical narrative.

Their language corresponds to no others and has yet to be deciphered so their early history comes from Mesopotamian sources. This applies only to Elamite linear script, however, as their language was preserved in cuneiform script after their contact with the Sumerians.

The origin of the Elamites is considered as mysterious as their language, but they were most likely the indigenous people of the Iranian Plateau whose culture first began to develop during the Mesopotamian Ubaid Period (c. 5000-4100 BCE). Their civilization has been divided by scholars into different periods

Ziggurat consecrated to God Inshushinak at Choqa Zanbil, built about 1250 BC by the king Untash-Napirisha,
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History of Iran: Elamite Empire

Iranian Historical & Cultural Information Center

www.iranchamber.com

History of Iran
Elamite Empire
By: Cyrus Shahmiri

Elamite God, Susa, Iran. Beginning of the 2nd millennium BCE

Golden Vase with Winged Monsters. Marlik Region, Iran 14th-13th centuries BCE

Funerary Head of an Elamite, Susa, Iran. 15th-14th centuries BCE

Elamite worshipper, Susa, Iran. 12th century BCE

There is no "persian civilization" , neither you are recognised as one.

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https://www.dw.com/en/how-iran-became-a-cradle-of-civilization/a-38414704

How Iran became a cradle of civilization

• Date 13.04.2017
• Author Sabine Oelze (ad)

A muscular hero wrestles with two leopards


People drank from goblets in the form of animals

Simple, but functional - this building consisting of one room only was constructed in the sixth millennium BC. The exhibition "Iran. Ancient Culture Between Water and Desert" in Bonn's Bundeskunsthalle museum shows how people lived in the region from the sixth millennium BC until Darius I became king of Persia in 522 BC.

In 2001, police succeeded in safeguarding significant findings that had been looted from the plain of Jiroft, in particular beautiful vessels made of chlorite. This item here dates back to the third millennium BC. Chlorite abounds in a quarry located in Tepe Yahya roughly 90 kilometers from the archaeological site.

Wealthy people who lived back then are believed to have drunk wine from gold goblets at the tombs of their dead. The goblets used during these ceremonies give proof of highly developed manual and technical skills. Half-human and half-animal creatures decorated the cups like reliefs. Their heads were added later on.

This heavy gold jewelry including rings, bracelets and chains, was found in a tomb of two Elamite princesses in the village of Jubaji close to the Persian Gulf in 2007. The princesses were also provided with food and religious items believed to assist them during their journey to the next world.

The Persian Garden has been named a UNESCO's World Heritage Site. A typical inner court garden was reconstructed for the exhibition in Bonn's Bundeskunsthalle. The central water basin with fountains offers refreshment. It is flanked by exotic flower beds. People can relax in a loggia with couches. High walls protect them against the sun - and curious onlookers.

Remember one rule of thumb, perhaps as common sense thinge, that all ancient civilizations were based around big river systems, Nile, Euphrates and here , the mighty Indus. You persians have nothing, hence there is no civilization among your kind.

That is not an absolutely strict rule. The Elamite civilization for instance, which is over 5000 years old did not develop around a conglomerate of rivers.

Also, ancient civilizations of the Iranian plateau pioneered the engineering of underground tunnels conducting water from alluvial aquifers so as to irrigate the arid land. Known as the qanat system, it was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2016.

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https://whc.unesco.org/en/decisions/6799/

Decision : 40 COM 8B.21
Examination of nominations of cultural properties to the World Heritage List

The World Heritage Committee,

1. Having examined Documents WHC/16/40.COM/8B and WHC/16/40.COM/INF.8B1,
2. Inscribes The Persian Qanat, Islamic Republic of Iran, on the World Heritage List on the basis of criteria (iii) and (iv);
3. Takes note of the following provisional Statement of Outstanding Universal Value:
   Brief synthesis
   Throughout the arid regions of Iran, agricultural and permanent settlements are supported by the ancient qanat system of tapping alluvial aquifers at the heads of valleys and conducting the water along underground tunnels by gravity, often over many kilometres. Shaft wells providing access and ventilation to the tunnels appear as craters from above, following the line of the qanat from water source to agricultural settlement. The eleven qanats representing this system include rest areas for the workers, water reservoirs and watermills. The traditional communal management system still in place allows equitable and sustainable water sharing and distribution.
   Criterion (iii): The Persian Qanat form a historical stratigraphy of past achievements and historical solutions. The vital role of qanat in the formation of various civilisations is so expansive that the basis of civilisation in the desert plateau of Iran has been called “Qanat (or Kariz) Civilisation”. Dispersion of primary settlements on alluvial fans of the inner plateau, desert margins and kavirs (deserts) of Iran has an intimate relation with the distribution pattern of qanat system.
   Criterion (iv): The Persian Qanat is an outstanding example of a technological ensemble illustrating significant stages in the history of human occupation of arid and semi-arid regions in the world. It is the cornerstone of prosperity in desert towns and villages. In arid and semi-arid regions, it has resulted in the creation of a desert style architecture and landscape involving not only the qanats themselves, but also associated structures, such as water reservoirs, water mills, irrigation systems, outstanding desert gardens, as well as urban and rural desert architecture.
   Integrity
   All the selected qanats are still forceful, active and are being used publicly from a functional perspective and has also fully been maintained the integrity of their elements from a physical and structural perspective.
   Survival of qanats throughout centuries is the result of a traditional management system which has remained intact and has been transferred from distant past thanks to the collaboration of people and users. The system has served as a key factor for keeping the integrity of qanats.
   Authenticity
   The authenticity of the eleven qanats has been respected regarding design, technology, building materials, traditions, techniques, management systems, setting as well as intangible heritage aspects based on the science of restoration, natural environment and the indigenous culture. Qanats have been founded and constructed based on social collaboration, communal trust and honesty as well as common sense. Furthermore, their stability and authenticity has been managed, preserved, expanded and developed based on such joint cooperation.

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https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-00268-8_3

Negar Sanaan Bensi, The Qanat System: A Reflection on the Heritage of the Extraction of Hidden Waters, in Adaptive Strategies for Water Heritage, pp 40-57

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https://www.jstor.org/stable/4310182

Brian Spooner, City and River in Iran: Urbanization and Irrigation of the Iranian Plateau, in Iranian Studies, Vol. 7, No. 3/4, Studies on Isfahan: Proceedings of the Isfahan Colloquium, Part II (Summer - Autumn, 1974), pp. 681-713 (33 pages), Published By: Taylor & Francis, Ltd.

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Our earliest settlement excavated yet, right here in Indus, Pakistan is 11000 years old (could be more ancient) . You lot really need to know your place in greater scheme of things. With Indus being the only civilization in this region, you should know who is your true father is. LOL

In the eighth millennium BC, agricultural communities such as Chogha Bonut (the earliest village in Susiana)[4] started to form in western Iran, either as a result of indigenous development or of outside influences. Around about the same time the earliest known clay vessels and modeled human and animal terracotta figurines were produced at Ganj Dareh and Teppe Sarab, also in western Iran.[5][6] The south-western part of Iran was part of the Fertile Crescent. Some of the oldest agricultural ground has been discovered in Susa (now a city still existing since 7000 BC).[7][8] and settlements such as Chogha Mish, dating back to 6800 BC;[9][10] there are 7,000-year-old jars of wine excavated in the Zagros Mountains[11] (now on display at The University of Pennsylvania) and ruins of 7,000-year-old settlements such as Sialk are further testament to that.

Early agricultural communities such as Chogha Golan in 10,000 BC[12][13] along with settlements such as Chogha Bonut (the earliest village in Elam) in 8000 BC,[14][15] began to flourish in and around the Zagros Mountains region in western Iran.[5] Around about the same time, the earliest-known clay vessels and modeled human and animal terracotta figurines were produced at Ganj Dareh, also in western Iran.[5] There are also 10,000-year-old human and animal figurines from Tepe Sarab in Kermanshah Province among many other ancient artifacts.[6]

Prehistory of Iran - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

WTF you are on about dude? Pakhtoon got NOTHING to do with this low level race. Tell this to a Pakhtoon on his face and might punch you between your eyes. LOL.

G. The position of Paṣ̌tō within Iranic. (69) Paṣ̌tō undoubtedly belongs to the Northeastern Iranic branch. It shares with Munǰī the change of *δ > l, but this tendency extends also to Sogdian.

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(70) There appear to be no other special agreements between Paṣ̌tō and any Pamir languages, whether in phonology, morphology, or vocabulary. It is, however, possible that the original home of Paṣ̌tō may have been in Badaḵšān, somewhere between Munǰī and Sangl. and Shugh., with some contact with a Saka dialect akin to Khotanese. But it seems that the Old Iranic ancestor dialect of Paṣ̌tō must have been close to that of the Gathas. (71) It is important to keep in mind the early and profound influence of Indo-Aryan on Paṣ̌tō as well as Paṣ̌tō’s remarkable preservation of many Iranic morphological features, in which respect only Ossetic can compete with or even surpass it.

https://iranicaonline.org/articles/afghanistan-vi-pasto

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Pashtuns (/ˈpʌʃˌtʊn/, /ˈpɑːʃˌtʊn/ or /ˈpæʃˌtuːn/; Pashto: پښتانه‎, Pəx̌tānə́;[24] Pakhtuns[25] or Pathans[a]), historically known as Afghans, are the largest Iranian ethnic group[34][35][36][37] native to Central and South Asia.[38] The ethnic group's native language is Pashto, an Eastern Iranian language. Additionally, ethnic Pashtuns in Afghanistan speak the Dari[39] dialect of Persian as a second language,[40][41] while those in the Indian subcontinent use Hindi-Urdu as a second language.[42][43] However, a significant minority speaks Persian or Hindi-Urdu as their first language.[44]

Pashtuns - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Abid123]

Iraq was just a push over after receiving multiple punches from Iran and the international embargo on Saddam.

Iran is a completely different case, we will destroy anyone that gives Americans any chance to hurt our interests.

So bro you are gonna kill millions of innocent people in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Turkey, Bahrain and Kuwait? I am saying this because you said "we will destroy anyone that gives Americans any chance to hurt our interests". Considering that all the countries I mentioned host US bases and troops are you gonna destroy them because they are working for US interests? I am not trying to be disrespectful my friend. I feel like you took it to far when you said "destroy".

 

[ashool]

So turk are ur masters ,slave mentality

we iranian have nothing named turk we are azari have azari . turks is part of mongol and barbarian who take ghostantaniye (istanbul) but azari like me are arians not turk

 

[Rana4pak]

we iranian have nothing named turk we are azari have azari . turks is part of mongol and barbarian who take ghostantaniye (istanbul) but azari like me are arians not turk

Some of ur Azari brothers said they are oguz Turk .

 

[Dariush the Great]

Some of ur Azari brothers said they are oguz Turk .

They are in the minority. Vast majority of the Azaris in Iran (and Baku republic) are part of the Iranic family, there is nothing ''turk'' about them except the language. Our proud Azari compatriots kicked Ottoman asses many times in the past. They fought like warriors for their homeland Iran. These dumb central Asian descendant steppe folks in Turkey still don't want to understand.

 

[aryobarzan]

Some of ur Azari brothers said they are oguz Turk .

Apparently this is how Azari Iranians thought of the Ottomans turks a while back (proud to be an Azari Persian descent myself).

Turkified Anatolians (Hellenized Armenians, Colonized by Persians, Greeks, Byzantines, Oghuz and what not) have historically been crushed by us Qizlibash Azeris when they dared to threaten Iran vatan.

Some european traveler saw this in real life and painted Qizilbash Azeri Turks carrying out the massacre of Ottomans under Abbas Shah Safavid. Lol at people who think things have changed or will ever change.

 

[ashool]

Some of ur Azari brothers said they are oguz Turk .

they are not my brother they can name themselve every thing they want but if they named themselves turk they are not iranian and must leave iran and go to mongul land turky but most of them wo say that panturk they are illiterate not know anything about history and themselves only brainwashed by zioworld media

 

[925boy]

So bro you are gonna kill millions of innocent people in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Turkey, Bahrain and Kuwait?

No, Iranian will be professional and mainly target their govt and their military people, equipment and institutions.

I am saying this because you said "we will destroy anyone that gives Americans any chance to hurt our interests".

yes, but remember this critical part - "that gives Americans any chance"- Look at Saudi ARabia today - they did that risky crap, and they are now living in hell, literally...they feel the hot coals on their feet and nobody can save them.

Considering that all the countries I mentioned host US bases and troops are you gonna destroy them because they are working for US interests?

They only get destroyed if those facilities ARE USED against Iran. Good example is Qatar- Qatar has good relations with EVERYBODY(generally) ,even taliban, and they have good relations with IRan and US, but Iran doesnt care too much ,as long as Qatar isnt letting its country be used to target Iran.

 

[khansaheeb]

Is that a flute in the Pakistan General’s hand?

It's a stick just to keep the Iranian in check.

 

[925boy]

It's a stick just to keep the Iranian in check.

so the stick is more effective at checking Iran than your nukes? thats so weird!

 

[El Sidd]

Garachi - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[khansaheeb]

so the stick is more effective at checking Iran than your nukes? thats so weird!

The stick keeps Modi in check too.

 

[925boy]

Its not their homes but their Qom gradated Mullah which is the source of cancer.

remember they found Bin Laden, a man with NO ISLAMIC QUALIFICATIONS, in your country.

 

[kingQamaR]

remember they found Bin Laden, a man with NO ISLAMIC QUALIFICATIONS, in your country.

Your not so clean yourself on this Bin Ladan gentleman you were hosting his family and his group from Afghanistan openly in Iran . On Bin ladan Pakistan did not know where Bin Ladan was ? Not our fault he ended up hiding in Pakistan