Dr. Durraniさんのイラストまとめ

'Eusafzi, Ghilji, Tajik'

Natives Of Kabul Province, East Afghanistan, Early 1800s.

Ca. 1823 - 1838.
Collection: The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs, New York Public Library.
Engraver: Sasso, Giovanni Anto.

While working on the topic of whether Pashtuns are Israelites I came across some weird but interesting community and content online led by some Israelis.

They appear to be looking for the lost tribes but are also actively supporting anti-Pakistan & PTM politics.

Thread. https://t.co/KhQaB5oXcb

Also, the grave of any Muslim martyr, at least among the Afghans, is treated as a shrine, venerated by all. Muslims draw their motivation of attaining martyrdom from such shrines of martyrs.

This was another significant reason the enemy would burn the corpses of the Muslim army.

The Italian Legion was given red shirts, destined for the workers of slaughterhouse. Their success in various battles earn them a name and fame as RedShirts, derived from the color their shirts.

Beautiful art work on the cover page of Afghan Songs and Melodies, published by Min. of Press and Information Afghanistan, 1965. The book was the first compilation of number of Pashto melodies and songs. https://t.co/5wWDB0RTIN

#EidUlFitr
#EidMubarak

Post card from 1930s.
Source: Priya Paul Collections, University of Heidelberg. https://t.co/Ap6RFSbRSo

Peshawar in 1867.

A Chromolithograph by William Simpson. Simpson described Peshawar as a raw frontier town, "with predatory classes of men" and that that to live at Peshawar was to inevitably experience an attempt on one's life.

https://t.co/BZ9fsIV4de

This beautiful portrait is at the Khyber Rifles Mess at Landi Kotal. I have taken it from the the book "An Illustrated History of Khyber Rifles 1878-2015" by Maj. (Rtd) Amir Mushtaq Cheema.

This very famous painting of the coronation of Ahmad Shah Abdali is also the work of Abdul Ghafoor Breshna.

An interesting propaganda poster from the war between the superpowers fought at Afghanistan!

The war is labelled as Afghan-Jehad.