History Of Pakhtoon

 The history of Pashto language dates back thousands of years, tracing its origins to the Aryan people of Central and South Asia. Over time, Pashto spread into areas such as Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, becoming one of the most widely-spoken languages in the region. 


As the region became more modernized, Pashto underwent a variety of changes. Its writing system changed from an archaic alphabetical form to a phonetic alphabet, making it easier for modern users to read and write in the language. There were also advancements in literature and poetry with authors like Amir Khusrau Dughlat adding his own unique voice to this ancient language.


Though it has experienced numerous transformations over its long history, the core essence of Pashto has remained largely intact. The dialect still contains elements from its origin such as loan words from Sanskrit, Persian and other languages which have enriched it further. Even though some people see it as a ‘primitive’ or ‘backward’ language, they often forget that it was once an integral part of South Asian culture.


Today, Pashto is spoken by around 35 million people in countries such as Afghanistan, Pakistan and India and is also used in educational institutions and radio programs throughout these countries. As a result, it is now one of the top 10 most spoken languages on Earth – testament to its continuing resilience against foreign influences throughout its tumultuous history.

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