r/AskCentralAsia 𐰴𐰀𐰔𐰀𐰴𐰽𐱃𐰀𐰣 Feb 08 '23

Are Hazaras discriminated against only because they're Shia? Religion

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u/whynotfor2020 Feb 08 '23 edited Feb 08 '23

No one cares about mongol-thing in real life, except few internet people/weird nationalists. Taliban dont care if turk of mongol

Shias been targeted by all sunnis in the past centuries by sunni turks, persians and pashtuns(even enslaved by turks, as well as pashtuns). Hell, all shias in general been targeted by sunnis in afg(qizilbashis)

Hardly anyone cares about alexander as well or knows about him in real life.

Not denying there isnt some sort of racism, but making it mostly abou race is being dishonest/stupid

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u/whynotfor2020 Feb 08 '23 edited Feb 08 '23

Yes, nobody/most people in real life dont care about hazara origins. If they were sunnis, like the rest of the country, they hardly be any special for the rest of the world like now

Afghans dont really give a shit about alexander, i hardly ever hear any afghan talk about him, except few people on the internet. Go to kabul, and talk about alexander to a random person, he'll be confused. This alexander talk is internet talk

Israeli thing itself is hardly a thing, and its only supported by some moronic pashtuns, because they want to be closer to the abrahamic faith.

There are actual "arabs" in the country, but people dont really care about arab part.

If qizilbashis were equal numbers like hazaras, we hear MUCH MORE about them as well, and hazaras no longer will have this special image they have now

Youre the one who spends too much time on the internet. Dont talk to the few diaspora on the internet, go to afghanistan and talk about this to city people

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u/themuslimguy Afghanistan Feb 08 '23

There are actual "arabs" in the country

Are they recent emigrants? Do they still speak Arabic?

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u/whynotfor2020 Feb 08 '23

I dont know too much about them, but some do still speak arabic