Tajikistan

Does the Taliban (or groups like it) have a strong presence in some of the countries north of Afghanistan like?

Jul 26, 2009 by Death by Bumba! | Posted in Government

Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, or Turkmenistan?

Do they have a marked Taliban presence in those areas?

Why are Muslims being blamed; when they weren't even involved?

Jul 26, 2009 by Layla | Posted in Gender & Women's Studies

I'm referring to this: http://answers.yahoo.com/subject/index;…
The Muslim majority countries of the world are:
Indonesia, Pakistan and Bangladesh; Nigeria, Egypt and Turkey; Iran, Sudan and Algeria; Afghanistan, Morocco and Iraq; Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and Usbekistan; Yemen, Syria and Kasakhstan; Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali; Senegal, Tunisia and Guinea; Somalia, Azerbaijan and Tajikistan; Sierra Leone, Libya and Jordan; Partnership Arab Emirates, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan; Chad, Eritrea and Lebanon; Kuwait, Mauritania and Oman; Kosovo, The Gambia and Bahrain; Comoros, Qatar and Djibouti; last, but not least are, Brunei, and Maldives; not one individual mention of Liberia, the country those people are from. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_majority_countries
Here is something you ought to differentiate about Liberia.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications… Now go down to the section that says religions; when you get there you'll see that 40% are Christians, 20% ARE MUSLIMS and the other 40% are of inborn beliefs. So, why are Muslims being blamed for what those Liberians did?
Antagonist: If I recall they were talking exclusively of the Liberian learning not the Islamic cultrure; not every single country in that area is Islamic; the majority of your Middle Eastern Countries, but not your African Countries.
Touch up blue-pencil: What I'm saying is chances are those people could have been Christian or belonged to some other Indigenous belief from Liberia.
Edit Dan A: Try this tie http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmiSZcvQB9PL.OyQh4JPK3nSDH1G;_ylv=3?qid=20090725181745AAJXJw6
it may calling better.
Dan: it does work. The London train/bus bombings were done by Muslims becasuse knew that for established; however, in dealing with a country like Liberia; no one knows that for sure; there was absolute no mention anywhere in the piece that they were most absolutely; without a doubt, Muslims. All it mentioned was the Liberian culture.
Edit @ Atagonist: is this the original report? http://www.azcentral.com/community/phoenix/articles/2009/07/23/20090723abrk-phxsexassault23-ON.html
It mentioned nothing at all them being Muslim; not one iota. Or are you more enmeshed with than you care to say in order to antagonize others?

Because people barricade to conclusion to easily.

Johno | Jul 26, 2009

Because they are Muslim okay, Layla. No enigma what kind of stats you post- that won't change the facts of this situation. These boys and the victim are...... prt of the root the way that religion/culture thinks of women.

EDIT
BECAUSE the original reports said they were.

antagonist | Jul 26, 2009

Cant see the yahoo tie-up.....

Anyway just because a religion is not the majority does not mean they did not take part. The london train/bus bombings were done by British Muslims and Islam is not the best part religion in the UK.

Dan A | Jul 26, 2009

Wherever muslims go there is bombing and fighting

muslims cannot admit any other religion except their own and they always like to point fingers

Q&A | Jul 26, 2009

Should Turkey change the idea of joinig to European Union (EU), to join to Central Asian Union (CAU)?

May 20, 543 by Tinki Winki AKA Turkish talibani | Posted in Greece

a associating with all the countries of Central Asia

Turkey (Turkiyestan)
Tajikistan
Afghanistan
TURKmenistan
Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan
Kazakhstan
and
Mongolia (Mogolistan)

I entertain the idea that it will be wonderful, because all these countries are third world developing... most of them are islamic countries (exept Mongolia)... and most of them affect Altaic languages (exept Afghanistan and Tajikistan)

what do you think?

@
Kemal Ataturkiye said me in dreams, that Turkwy should do it
Disgraceful CAT:
why do you attack the great Tinki Winki?

yes, of obviously

Turks never in EU

Mongolian-Turkish guru Altan!!! | May 20, 1385

Can I speak Farsi in Azerbaijan and people will understand me?

May 20, 7956 by Uzbekistan Football Federation | Posted in Languages

I'm from Afghanistan and Farsi is the ceremonious language aswell as in Iran and Tajikistan
this is for Ali= i know what farsi is and what dari is ok. dari is what us afghans speak, it is vocal in eastern iran and official language in afghanistan and tajikistan.

They engaged Azeri in Azerbaijan, which is similar to Turkish.

There are probably Farsi speakers there as well, but it's not the main language.

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Which of the following republics of Turkestan has a people of Persian origin?

Jul 22, 2009 by Lydia | Posted in Geography

Uzbekistan

Turkmenistan

Tajikistan

Kyrgyzstan

Kazakhstan

Can I speak Farsi in Uzbekistan and people could understand me?

Jul 22, 2009 by Uzbekistan Football Federation | Posted in Languages

I recollect theres also Russian and Turkish but I'm just wondering if I go to Uzbekistan, would people understand me if I speak Farsi to them?

I'm from Afghanistan and Farsi is the offical interaction aswell as Iran and Tajikistan.

A few words only like mey (wine) birader (relative), shach (scach) etc.

V Y.. | Jul 22, 2009

Snow leopard cub plays with, steals hidden camera

20.05.12

When researchers went to the sites in the Zorkul identity reserve to retrieve their cameras, which have motion detectors on them to trigger the shutter, they found images showing at least five of the rare cats, including a dearest with two cubs, FFI said in a statement last week.

But one of the cameras was missing. The remaining camera of the wed solved the mystery when its photos showed one of the cubs sniffing, gnawing on and finally Rather fine the other device from its mounting and running away with it.

Rakowski speculated that the cub might have been drawn to the slight sounds made by the cameras.

"The leopards are a bit shy, so whatever drew them, we are in effect happy with it in the end," she said.

The snow leopard is an endangered cat with spotted smoky gray fur that keeps it move and camouflages it in the remote mountainous regions of central Asia where it lives. They can jump as far as 50 feet and take down mark three times their size, according to the National Geographic website.

Source: CNN

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