Celebrity Index
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Norsk offentlighet trenger et brysomt, pessimistisk korrektiv til alle som vil godt og alltid tror det går godt. Det endte opp med at militære styrker omringet huset vårt. Og hva er overdrivelsene til en enslig aktivist mot alle år med velmente underdrivelser fra politikerne?
Dette er det femte dokumentarprosjektet jeg har regissert fra Irak og Syria siden jeg reiste dit med kamerabagene i desember 2014. Parets to døtre Beatrice og Eugenie er derfor begge fra fødselen av prinsesser av York.
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Most of our names stem from Persian, Pashtoon or Arabic sources. I'd be interested in favourite names with meanings and origins and thought we could have a little collection here. Tor Khan, oh my, i love you for this.... I like the meaning of my own name... Ali Akbar, I like, and I would choose to say both. Mustafa works well on its own but combines well as Ghulam Mustafa, and I like that too. Sometime a name said on it's own feels like I'm waiting for completion. The Arabs say Muhammed on its own, we tend to combine. It's all subjective of course and culturally biased. Farah Diba sounds very nice when said together it was Queen Farah's full name - wife of the Shah of Iran. I just found this out! So, examples would include Ubaidallah, which means little Abdallah. Often this may be the name of a boy whose elder brother's name is Abdallah. And so on :D Just thought I'd share :p I couldn't wait, lol. As for my favorite names, I onno yet... You know I have an Arab friend who laughs at the tradition of naming girls Samina. Thamina he says means precious, but maybe because Persians etc. This change in pronunciation changes the meaning of names. Samina unfortunately means fat girl. Sorry any girls called Samina. I wish more girls named Samina knew this, especially if they hate fatness or being fat or fat girls. For instance, I don't have a problem with the P in Pashto, which doesn't exist in Arabic. Keep a name of your own language, then, damn it. Besides, we don't even know the meanings of most of the foreign names we keep anyway. Muslim has an English name? Say, I, a Muslim, choose to name my daughter, a Muslim, Nikki. To me, all that matters is the meaning of the name. My kids will have Pashtun names, ka khairee, whether their father is Pashtun or not in which case, of course, I would have to have their father's opinion in the naming process as well , but that's just a personal preference; Pashto names appeal to me much more than do the names of other languages. I mean, take names like Kashmala! And what is with the desi tradition of rhyming names? You get sisters called, Nasreen, Parveen, Shameem, Yasmeen, Jabeen, Mehreen, Nosheen and Shereen. Nothing wrong with the names, just the rhyme factor tickles me. I actually always found them really nice. How's Nazish, Mehwish, Sehrish, Beenish? With Pashtoons many names are non-Arab. Seriously, I think there is nothing wrong in digging into the archives and reviving some Pashtoon names. Palwasha and Kashmala are great for girls - I think we have the same chjoice there. My mother's cousins in Swat. Also, you might recall that Humaira was the last Queen of Afghanistan, so I think, it qualifies as a bona fida Pashtoon name. It's a beautiful name indeed. I don't know whether these are Pukhtoon names or not but Aryan and Hena are my favourites. Aryan because it sounds beautiful and it's possibly one of the very few names which' pronunciation will sound the same whether Muslims or Westerners take the name, if you know what I mean. Hena because it's as well a Muslim name as an European name: Hannah. I hope you get those sons you want, wrora. Wow Deera manana Khor thats really nice of you, May allah give healthy and nice kids aswell :. I believe Daughters love their Parents more : for females I like Azeeza, Zakiyaa and baasima, also they got good meaings. I don't know a short Yama. I'm not in love with that many girl names. I know its not an Afghan name, but I love love love the name Bilal for some reason. I was deprived of a middle name, so I'm definitely going to give my kids middle names. Lots of middle names, to the point that they'll hate me for giving them 5 middle names. I don't know a short Yama. I know its not an Afghan name, but I love love love the name Bilal for some reason. I was deprived of a middle name, so I'm definitely going to give my kids middle names. Lots of middle names, to the point that they'll hate me for giving them 5 middle names. Maybe as a middle name and just call him by his first name all the time? I like the name Issac too, but in English not in Pashto. Ishaq doesn't sound appealing, but Issac does. I have a younger cousin with that name as well. Maybe as a middle name and just call him by his first name all the time? I like the name Issac too, but in English not in Pashto. Ishaq doesn't sound appealing, but Issac does. Hands down, my favorite Pashto names for a boy is Abbasin or Azmarai..... Hands down, my favorite Pashto names for a boy is Abbasin or Azmarai..... Haha no not that Bellagio. I wouldn't name my kid that. Ohh I like the name Rayhan too. I can't wait to meet Abbasin or Azmarai! I'll be their khala and I can spoil them to death. Haha no not that Bellagio. I wouldn't name my kid that. Ohh I like the name Rayhan too. I can't wait to meet Abbasin or Azmarai! I'll be their khala and I can spoil them to death. I guess you can add an -a to make it a girls name. I knew a little girl names Rayhana it suited her soooo well. Yes, yes yes i love guy names with that letter. Like Ajmal, Ahmad, Asad, Arman Rayhan sounds nice. I guess you can add an -a to make it a girls name. I knew a little girl names Rayhana it suited her soooo well. Yes, yes yes i love guy names with that letter. Like Ajmal, Ahmad, Asad, Arman I don't like Rayhana, but I like Rayhan. I like the name Henna, or Hannah though. Ohh Zahra Zarah as well. But I like the spelling of Zahra better. Yes, I saw a lot of A's. Wow- I know guys with all those A names that you mentioned. I believe Daughters love their Parents more : for females I like Azeeza, Zakiyaa and baasima, also they got good meaings. For girls i like the names Zala, Farishta for boys, abbaseen, and Arman I got one of those name and indeed the meaning is very beautiful. My 2nd cousins who are three sisters, their names are ghersaney, gheraney and saraney. For girls i like the names Zala, Farishta for boys, abbaseen, and Arman girls names are mostly exotic animals and natuur if you look closely. But since I can't, I will make do with the following: Yousuf - Allah increases in piety, power and influence. Noah Nuh - Peaceful, Quiet. Iskander - Man's defender variant of Alexander. Rashid - Guide to the right path. Ghazan - Holy war fighter. Salahuddin - Righteousness of the faith. Tariq - Name of a star. They are not all Pashtun names. So was my older brother. If I was Pashtun, I'd call my son : Triple Khan! Some Berber names : male berber names : Idil Amenay Selyan meaning respectively sublime, knight and unique female berber names : Lalla Lunya Eya Flyssa Lalla means princess, Flyssa means sword, for the rest I dunno lol I think that the greatest names ever are : Hannibal. I have chosen the Yusop Khel, Jaani Khel, Nika, Omna, Zeruk, Dila and Urgon districts as having the best-sounding names. I would like to have included Bermal, Mata Khan, Turwo and Gomal as well, but then my children would have some long ass names. My kid's first names will be of pure Pashto origin; Zmarak Little Lion and Zhalaii Hail. My son will be named Zmarak Yusop Jaan Nika Shahid Urgonai and my daughter, Omna Zhalaii Zeruk Dila Shahid Urgonai. It may sound odd, but I want my kids to know their roots and be branded with them for all eternity. Pashtuns must have only Pashtun names for proper identity. A Pashtun name will help the Pashtun not to be involved or identified as a terrorist but having pure Arabic names with prefix of Abu , the typical style of Wahhabi terrorist is an indication that one is connected to the menace of terrorism. I always recommend that Pashtuns must be more and more nationalist. The more you are Pashtun nationalist , the less you will be religious extremist and terrorist. Name is a symbol and can help one not to fall in the trap of Wahhabism and terrorism. Religion is in your heart. Arabic names is Arab culture not religion. One can be a good Muslim and at the same time having a pure Pashtun name. This is a trap of Arabs to motivate Muslims to have Arab names to culturally dominate them. In many Muslim countries like Indonesia you don't have Arab names usually. I prefer names like Abasin, Zmarey. Aymal, marhdakey, Jawkey, kashmaley etc for males and Palwasha, Brekhna, Silay, Ranrha, Gul panrha, Ghantol etc for females. Look how these names identify Pashtuns with nature instead of some ideology or religious myth.