People in IRAN are different from other Islamic Countries | TEHRAN to ISFAHAN in VIP bus

[@ExploreWithHafeez]

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[@SinghRoadwayS]

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[@neelamsingh3815]

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[@cricketdhamaka1973]

Sahi bola, मुस्लिम लोग religion पूछते है हर जगह

[@sardarbootasingh2708]

You should get educated in a good high school. Except for some islands of excellence education in India as of now is not the best. Both Sanskrit and Persian are Aryan (Indo-European) languages thus very similar. In fact Rigvedic-Sanskrit and Avestan-Persian arose from a common mother proto-Aryan language in Central Asia and touching Northwestern Indian Subcontinent. Thus both are technically identical: Rigvedic-Sanskrit: abade pantha he ashae, visha anyaesham apantham Avestan-Persian: aevo pantao yo ashahe, vispe anyaesham apantam Translation: The one path is that of Asha, all others are not-paths.

[@SinghRoadwayS]

It's not about good high school but the information as such in the school curriculum. I hope you know that too. Besides that I don't know how you came up with this idea that I did not know about it. Kabhi Kushi Kabhi Gam, two words Khusi and Gam are later Persian words, they are not from proto indo aryan origin. I have read a book "The inner fire" by Rohintom Nariman, that book is a good source to understand how Sanskrit and ancient Persian Language are similar and Zarathustra was himself belonged to the old vedic religion. .. Thanks for watching and commenting your opinion.

[@Triptab]

Modern Persian remains an Aryan (Indo-European) language, though with the advent of Semitic-Islam it has picked up some Semitic words. The education system in Bharat is turning out technicians to fuel the economies of the West. Except for some top schools and great institutions mainly in the South our system is suffering. People fall often to disinformation very easily and do not research things. This is the genuine story of two great Aryan nations Bharat and Iran written by a genuine expert-See in BBC NEWS-The obscure religion that shaped the West

[@Mithroun]

you most likely borrowed some of these farsi words during timurid dynasty. turks were really fond of farsi language and took it everywhere

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