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Ajab khan afridi a valiant Pathan The Story I'm telling you a story, listeners! Among the Afridis was a youth named Ajab Khan. He was a valiant Pathan whose manliness was not doubted, and this young man was a firm enemy of the English. He firmly detested slavery and he had a brother, Shahzada, also like a rose. His dear father is remembered by the name Sherdil, and his family was both honored and respected. They were of Adam Khel lineage, living in the Pass, and that tribe is famous for its brave men. His father had died, leaving behind him the two brothers who were brave fellows eager for weapons. Ajab Khan was in the season of his youth and he had a great desire to fight the British. He had a rifle and pistol slung over his shoulder and he was famous for his great accuracy at targets. When the lads gathered together in the guesthouse, the young ones would make jokes and wisecracks. Music was made with rebab and clay drum and the sessions would warm up the maidan. Bu

Eshq.. عشق   True love is the very amazing thing in this world.if you are a good and true lover so it means you are a good human in this world.Because a true love can achieve everything in the love world.True love can make your life very sweet and soft.So, you do love everyone but true.So, enjoy my true love poetry. عشق د يو داسې احساس نوم دى. چې په چا کښې دا ښکله پيدا شي. نوزما په خيال هغه په دواړه جهانه کامياب دې.خو چې عشق حقيقي وي.حقيقي عشق نه مراد زما دا دى.که انسان الله او رسول سره عشق کوي او که يو بنده سره.خوچې عشق کښې ېې اخلاص وي.خودغراضي نه.د هغه په مينه کښې صرف د الله رضا وي.بيا اوګوره چې دى د الله په نيز کوم مقام ته رسي.دنيا به هم د ده وي او آخرت به ېې هم ښايسته وي.عشق خو يو داسې علم دى.چې هم به د دنيا په حقيقت پوې شې او هم د عقبا.عشق د مينې انتها ته وايي.مينه چې لېونتوب ته وراسي نو عشق ترې جوړ شي.عشق د خپله زانه نه کيږي.دا خو د پسرلي يو ښايسته او يخه هوا ده.چې په چا راغله ده هغه وجود او روح د ګلونو يو هار شو.او د هار چې د چا په غاړه پرېوزي . هغه به څومره خوش ق

Peshawar Amazing city in the world    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Peshawar ( Pashto : پېښور‎ Pex̌awar ; Hindko : پيشور Pishōr ; Urdu : پشاور ‎ Pishāwar Urdu pronunciation   ( help · info )), also known as Pekhawar , is the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (formerly known as the North-West Frontier Province), and the administrative centre and central economic hub for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan . Peshawar is situated in a large valley near the eastern end of the Khyber Pass , close to the Pak-Afghan border . Known as "City on the Frontier", Peshawar's strategic location on the crossroads of Central Asia and South Asia has made it one of the most culturally vibrant and lively cities in the greater region. Peshawar is irrigated by various canals of the Kabul River and by its right tributary, the Bara River . Peshawar has evolved into one of Pakistan's most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities. In the last three

A great Pashtu Poet Ghani Khan Ghani Khan Ghani Khan (1914-1996) is   one of the best Pashto language poet of the 20th century, son of the legendary and peace and non-violence, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan holds a high place in pashto  literature because of his humorous and satirical verses. He was not only a poet but also was a Painter and sculptor. His first poem appeared in December, 1928. Ghani Khan received his early education from a religious teacher of the local mosques of Utmanzai. He was then sent to the National High School in Peshawar city, which was founded in 1895 by the Hindus of the Province. After studying there for a year he was brought into a small Azad (Free) School in Utmanzai-founded in 1921 by his father with the assistance of the Anjuman-e-Islah-ul-Afaghina (Society for the Reformation of the Afghans) just for the purpose to stop the people saying that a rich person is studying in city and poor will get educated in this wretched school.

Amazing love Adam Khan and Durkhanai Afghan wiki This classic romance has been called the Pashto Romeo and Juliet (Darrnesteter 1888-1890:17); it has both a written and an oral tradition. A seventeenth-century composition in couplets has survived in nineteenth-century manuscripts and was published in 1960 by the Pashto Academy with extensive annotation; other nineteenth-century compositions exist in both prose and verse (Blumhardt and MacKenzie 1965: 100, 126-7). Ghazanvi (1978: 51) has suggested that the events of the story took place during the reign of the Moghul emperor, Akbar (1556-1605 C.E.). The name of Moghul emperor Akbar is mentioned in the couplets and also the then governor of Kabul Subedar Mohsin Khan is also mentioned in these couplets. There is a hujra in Barikot where young musicians go to break a twig off a yellow flowering shrub that supposedly Adam Khan had used to strum his rabab with all those centuries ago. Adam Khan was from Kooza (lower) Bazd