Emma you are doing a great job to the world. I am from TÜRKİYE. I never knew existence of such place or people. All your nuristan videos should get million of views. I hope united nation and government pays you lot of money for capturing such gems which is unknown to the outside world. You really deserve it. I really enjoyed it. 🇹🇷
They are not limited to just this village, nor to this one province Nuristan. There are hundreds of such remote villages spreading all towards East including in N. Pakistan. They all are Pakhtoun people with the same umbrella civilization but some tribal differences. They are untouched, and uncorrupted, and Emma is right, their women are particularly beautiful but you just can't see them lol. Same with their children. Just amazing people with varying characters (as well as complications ;)), nowhere else to be found. The landscape is just from another planet, just like the people in it.
that was once Afghan lands it got divided in WW2 the British took it to create their own version of a land but to this day my people dont recognize that boarder those lands are ours. @@mysteriousjz
@ashsuri1289 correct. Noone has ever conquered them. From. Ancient times to Alexander, to Mongolians, to Arab 8nvaders, to British, then Russia and now one more power defeated... lol
This is the only vlog I wait so much every morning! Your explaination about how modest the women there and the way they don't want men to see them is full of wisdom and understanding while western people mostly think about it as a form of woman oppression in Afghanistan. I can't imagine how beautiful the women are just by looking at how beautiful their children are! The Afghani rural culture is protecting the "pearls" (women) for not to be seen "for free" and that should be kindly respected. And it is amazing seeing such a rustic and vintage village in 2023! In my home town area West Sumatra, they also grow the same weed. Our ancestors put it as seasoning in dried cow meat curry (our famous so called *Rendang*), it tastes crazilly delicious! Now our government make weed illegal for us to grow it openly since people use it for smoking and to get "high". Some people no matter what still grow it secretly. Absolutely beautiful video Emma, your soul just match the area and the people, so adorable! 💝 A bit information about *Wahabi*, it's not another form of religion but is it a way how muslims practice Islam accordingly, let's say it's an orthodox way of practicing Islam which "purely" follow the raw and pure teaching of our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) we call it "sunnah" and what are written in Al-Quran. This Wahabism teaching or some people call it "Salafi" as well (Salafi means the 3 oldest former generations of muslims who lived after the death of our Prophet Muhammad, pbuH.) was brought by Syaikh Muhammad Al Wahabi, a religious leader who lived in the era when Al-Saud clan won the war among clans in Arab to hold the Caliphate in Arab areas, that's why they called it Saudi Arabia now. Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world who applies Wahabism in their Shariah laws. The teaching of Wahabism spread around muslim countries as a common way of practicing Islam even though the countries don't apply Shariah laws. And I think The Taliban gov and mostly Afghani people don't follow Wahabism even though Taliban people look similar like Wahabi people in Afghanistan like the area you've just visited in this video. For example, they both also apply the same teachings like not listening to music, face cover for women, and 3/4 length of pants and grow beard for men, undergo laws according to Shariah, etc, even though their philosophies partly are different. What I heard from my husband is that the Taliban and most Afghani people follow the teaching of "Deobandism". That is why your tour guide can't explain what is Wahabism, hehe. A famous British convert who follow Wahabism/Salafism is Syaikh Tim Humble, you can google about him, he is a very sweet and handsome gentleman, honestly I am his fan, hahaha. I hope you don't mind me explaining this, not too much hopefully, so you could have an idea that as muslims we are also in diversity in the way how we practice Islam. No matter what and how we live or what we believe people are just people who genuinely share kindness and respect to one another. God bless you always my dear lovely Emma... 😽😻💝🙏
Just to correct you, Wahhabis claim to do what you say but they don't. Same goes for Salafis. Remember how the Sahaba RA used to have disagreements with each other; the Salaf are thus not inherently correct. Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza talks about this. Factions are bad.
My grandmother was a Pashtun & majority of my family are blonde and green/hazel eyed , my mor was also white but we are tanned pinkish skinned because my father’s side are Kashmiris. I always wondered where my grandma’s family originated from but looking at Nooristani people , I may have the answer. My grandma was only ever seen by her husband , sons and daughters/grandchildren even though she lived in kashmir where women are free to walk around as they choose. She never exposed her face to anyone , she passed away in her late 90’s and had left a wish to be buried in the late evening which she was. I love the fact these people respect women’s privacy and each has their own role. What a beautiful people and their beautiful culture , may Allah swt make life easy for them ❤️🇬🇧🤲🏼
I am from Indian illegally occupied Kashmir,when I was just a kid my village was exactly the carbon copy of this village ,and we used to do same as they r doing when they see any foreigner ❤
Amazing vlog and very beautiful landscape. The reason most boys have shaved heads is that they can’t afford to go to barber and get a haircut, but parents can use a simple blade to shave their heads at home. Also they don’t have the luxury of bating often, so it’s for hygienic reasons as well to avoid head lice … be safe ❤
I swear when we were in Afghanistan some of these villages you remove the mud huts and the swap out the peoples clothes, it's like walking down the streets of a european nation. Blonde haired, blue eyed, red haired, green eyes everywhere! Truly amazing! I'll always love this country and the people!
Thank you for showing the beauty of Afghanistan and its people. Thank you sharing the reality of this beautiful country. Videos such as yours of Afghanistan have inspired me to travel to such a place and experience in real life what you are experiencing. cheers!!
Hello Emma , I hope you enjoy your time in Afghanistan, I came from England after 6 years to visit my family in Kunduz, it's really good and enjoyable experience for all, please come to Kunduz if you could. Have a good time.
Great video Emma love watching your videos the people of Afghanistan are absolutely beautiful and friendly, I wish to visit in the future watching from South Africa
Hi Emma, I can't stop watching your amazing videos your experience of unique Nuristan with amazing and very hospitable people and I feel they have a very rich culture and know how to take care of each other to survive. The mountains are absolutely amazing and as I have mentioned before Emma you are very genius and you know how to feed us the adventures that we will remember for a very, very long time. It was exciting to see these villages how they live their simple life but still be happy which is so amazing. Thank you so much Emma for sharing this episode of Nuristan and can't wait to see more of your upcoming videos and my regards to your amazing team staff "Stay safe as always Sister"🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓
Emma, I have a suggestion for you; next time when you plan to go on such trips in Afghanistan, I would suggest to hire a husband and wife or a father and daughter who would speak English and at least the two local languages (Pashto and Dari). Let me know if you need help finding such people. I know some trust worthy ones. I am based in the United States.
Sorry to see you injured hope it is ok Emma hope you had a great time enjoying your content from Afghanistan overall NURISTAN IS FASCINATING the people are beautiful
Your translator should be careful making sensitive comments calling people Wahabbies or Hanafies. People over there do not appreciate such comments. He can both himself and you into trouble.
Another wonderful video. You are doing a great job by sharing everyday life of people living in such remote places. Thank you for giving an insight into the culture of these people and places in Afghanistan!
Hi emma the translater is actually not Afghanistani cuz he doesn't have a clue what he is doing and what is the point of that he is a bit of a mess about the languages He doesn't understands 1 word of PASHTO if u need help we are here to help you darling stay safe enjoy your trip
Thank you for showing the hidden places to the world. Please whenever to go to pashton's people areas always find some pashtons translators who knows better how to communicate with people and deal with people this is very important your translators is vice versa unfortunately
29:35 Your translator needs to be fired 😆 He can't speak pashto, or any local language. Plus he said those people are wahabis, they don't even know what wahabi is. They are Muslims, they became Muslims in late 1890s Tell your translator don't say things which you don't know
Nuristan looks stunning. It's always interesting to see the interactions with the people. Hopefully the Taliban continue to allow tourism and realize the natural gifts that are within their country that will bring revenue and help their people.
Everything you doing great job but your missing out Emma go to the top You need to film the beauty of NURISTAN there are beautiful places your missing out ask the leader of the village he will take you It’s good to get the attraction of the people But normally NURISTAN is famous for their beauty
YOUR interpreteur dosn't Know Pashto and he is acting like he Knows. You should choose some body of quality that knows booth languages to communicate well and that you shoul enjoy your trip😊😊😊😊
Yes he assured me he spoke fluent Pashto like most guides I’ve come to find out … guides need to take a test to translate some Pashto before using them 🤦♀️
@@WanderingEmmaAlso some people might not know pashtu or farsi in Nuristan since we have our own languages that differ from the main two languages of the country.
@@AfghanistanExploration no i dont thing so because in the video every is speaking Pashto and you will not find any one that dosn't speak Pashto and some of them speak even a little Dari but not every one. But Pashto is spoken by all of them.
@@peaceafghan243 Majority of the men do speak pashto, but for women it is not a majority. The women usually stay in the village and guess what language is spoken in the villages; their native languages. Men go work in different cities so they have to know the language, while the women stay and take care of the house hold chores in the village. My family in vaigal they speak Vaigali in the village and in their homes, no one there in the villages speak Pashtu or farsi, so the women are not usually familiar with those languages.
Emma you bringing awareness about Afghan living in remote areas. No one has done it before with all resources in their hands. I wish for afghans bright and prosperous living. World has given them in billions only destruction. Wahabi is a sect in Sunni Muslim. You wanted to about their religion as kailash people in Pakistan are pagans. Afghanistan is very diverse country
@@fghan786 unfortunately the western world makes the world believe everything good and beautiful is created by European and everything dark and ugly from by the eastern world, this is called a propaganda machine which was created by the British centuries ago. The majority of greeks have fair toned skin color as the other nations like middle eastern and south European. You can find white skin blue eyes greeks too but the numbers are very low. Yes it’s true that Alexander was in that particular region but it doesn’t mean that they are the bustards of greeks. I am sure you are a young individual who grow up with western media, but if you are an Afghan you should read your own history and do not watch or believe what they tell you about your ethnicity, religion, and history. Aryans are people who lived in central, southwest in Asia some of them moved to north and west for better living conditions.
There's so much greed and corruption in the West that watching the innocence of such places and people becomes so refreshing. Thank you, Emma, and keep up the great work. Such an enlightened soul...
Thank you for going to those areas! Maybe after seeing you, people's opinion about Afghan women will change and allow girls to study. You did a great job, thank you!
When the Taliban commander realizes the interpreter is not translating correctly and starts to speak English himself ... which he might have learned in Bagram prison ...
I like that they build their stores out of wood, and I hope that they build their homes out of wood, which is a smart idea, so that if an earthquake occurs, there will be no risks like those who build with stones.Regarding food, I do not know if they sell canned sardines, as they can be kept and eaten with bread as food. Unfortunately, they do not have access to the sea. I hope they eliminate the criminal Iran regim that supports the terrorist ISIS in Afghanistan.
Hello dear Emma I am from Afghanistan from Parwan province and Now next to 23 years I am living in the UNITED KINGDOM 🇬🇧❤️🇦🇫 I want from you that please go to our province next to 10 years I didn’t see that 😢 I love you so much I wish you be fine and happy forever ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰🌺🌺🌺
Wahhabism is a very strictly religious sect from Saudi-Arabia. There is no Wahhabis in Afghanistan, but the Must Afghans are Hanafi-Sunni or Ja'fari-Shia.
Lies there are no sects in Islam. Taliban are wahhabis wahhabi means anyone who practices Islam properly and hanafi is a school of thought completely different😂
Hi Emma, I love your vlogs, keep doing a great job of showing true side of Afghani people. May God protect you on your travels. However, most of the guides in Afghanistan as I see don't have much knowledge so don't believe everything they say. Religion Wahhabism doesn't exist, but people who don't follow pure Islam call people who follow pure Islam this name to insult them. Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab was an islamic scholar who taught pure islam based on Qur'an and Sunnah according to the Salaf us Salih (pious predecessors, who are companions of prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, their students, and students of students of companions), but people of innovation don't like him because they don't wanna follow rules of orthodox islam, but different sects and misguidance. Islam is only 1 religion from God, but people created sects.
Emma It's not that serious but your interpreter should be careful with these sensitive matters. Calling someone wahhabi in Afghanistan is wrong the people who he called wahabbi consider themselves as salafies/hanbali but this term wahhabi was used by some evil people to divide afghans and other sects of Sunni Islam. So some people see it as an insult if you call them wahhabi. Wahhabi ideology is a reformist idealogy that follows strict and literally teachings of Quran and prophet Mohammad that's why they are hated not just in Afghanistan but every other Muslim country. I don't hate them or have anything against them I just wanted to inform you of this info. Other then that it is not a big deal
Emma you are doing a great job to the world. I am from TÜRKİYE. I never knew existence of such place or people. All your nuristan videos should get million of views. I hope united nation and government pays you lot of money for capturing such gems which is unknown to the outside world. You really deserve it. I really enjoyed it. 🇹🇷
She deserve civil award for her services to humanity
They are not limited to just this village, nor to this one province Nuristan. There are hundreds of such remote villages spreading all towards East including in N. Pakistan. They all are Pakhtoun people with the same umbrella civilization but some tribal differences. They are untouched, and uncorrupted, and Emma is right, their women are particularly beautiful but you just can't see them lol. Same with their children. Just amazing people with varying characters (as well as complications ;)), nowhere else to be found. The landscape is just from another planet, just like the people in it.
that was once Afghan lands it got divided in WW2 the British took it to create their own version of a land but to this day my people dont recognize that boarder those lands are ours. @@mysteriousjz
@ashsuri1289 correct. Noone has ever conquered them. From. Ancient times to Alexander, to Mongolians, to Arab 8nvaders, to British, then Russia and now one more power defeated... lol
Fax
Absolutely amazing people🇦🇫❤️
هره ویډیو دی ګورم مسافریم چي کله می هیواد ګورم ډیر خوشحالیږم ډیرښه راغلاست افغانستان ته 🇦🇫🇦🇫🥰
زه هیله من یم چې افغان حکومت به پر هغو کیمیاوي انرژي مشروباتو بندیز ولګوي چې د سرطان او روغتیايي ستونزو لامل ګرځي. که تاسو یوازې د تغذیې ساینس پوهان لرئ چې په موږکانو تجربې ترسره کړئ، په شرکتونو باور مه کوئ.
الله جل جلاله دي را ته وساتي زموك كران افغانستان آمين يارب العالمين
This is the only vlog I wait so much every morning! Your explaination about how modest the women there and the way they don't want men to see them is full of wisdom and understanding while western people mostly think about it as a form of woman oppression in Afghanistan. I can't imagine how beautiful the women are just by looking at how beautiful their children are! The Afghani rural culture is protecting the "pearls" (women) for not to be seen "for free" and that should be kindly respected. And it is amazing seeing such a rustic and vintage village in 2023!
In my home town area West Sumatra, they also grow the same weed. Our ancestors put it as seasoning in dried cow meat curry (our famous so called *Rendang*), it tastes crazilly delicious! Now our government make weed illegal for us to grow it openly since people use it for smoking and to get "high". Some people no matter what still grow it secretly.
Absolutely beautiful video Emma, your soul just match the area and the people, so adorable! 💝
A bit information about *Wahabi*, it's not another form of religion but is it a way how muslims practice Islam accordingly, let's say it's an orthodox way of practicing Islam which "purely" follow the raw and pure teaching of our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) we call it "sunnah" and what are written in Al-Quran. This Wahabism teaching or some people call it "Salafi" as well (Salafi means the 3 oldest former generations of muslims who lived after the death of our Prophet Muhammad, pbuH.) was brought by Syaikh Muhammad Al Wahabi, a religious leader who lived in the era when Al-Saud clan won the war among clans in Arab to hold the Caliphate in Arab areas, that's why they called it Saudi Arabia now. Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world who applies Wahabism in their Shariah laws. The teaching of Wahabism spread around muslim countries as a common way of practicing Islam even though the countries don't apply Shariah laws. And I think The Taliban gov and mostly Afghani people don't follow Wahabism even though Taliban people look similar like Wahabi people in Afghanistan like the area you've just visited in this video. For example, they both also apply the same teachings like not listening to music, face cover for women, and 3/4 length of pants and grow beard for men, undergo laws according to Shariah, etc, even though their philosophies partly are different. What I heard from my husband is that the Taliban and most Afghani people follow the teaching of "Deobandism". That is why your tour guide can't explain what is Wahabism, hehe. A famous British convert who follow Wahabism/Salafism is Syaikh Tim Humble, you can google about him, he is a very sweet and handsome gentleman, honestly I am his fan, hahaha. I hope you don't mind me explaining this, not too much hopefully, so you could have an idea that as muslims we are also in diversity in the way how we practice Islam. No matter what and how we live or what we believe people are just people who genuinely share kindness and respect to one another. God bless you always my dear lovely Emma... 😽😻💝🙏
Afghanistan still traditional but unique
Just to correct you, Wahhabis claim to do what you say but they don't. Same goes for Salafis. Remember how the Sahaba RA used to have disagreements with each other; the Salaf are thus not inherently correct. Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza talks about this. Factions are bad.
Thanks for the information.
Btw, it's Afghan people, not afghani people :)
@@yasminea7149afghani is our currency
My grandmother was a Pashtun & majority of my family are blonde and green/hazel eyed , my mor was also white but we are tanned pinkish skinned because my father’s side are Kashmiris. I always wondered where my grandma’s family originated from but looking at Nooristani people , I may have the answer. My grandma was only ever seen by her husband , sons and daughters/grandchildren even though she lived in kashmir where women are free to walk around as they choose. She never exposed her face to anyone , she passed away in her late 90’s and had left a wish to be buried in the late evening which she was. I love the fact these people respect women’s privacy and each has their own role. What a beautiful people and their beautiful culture , may Allah swt make life easy for them ❤️🇬🇧🤲🏼
Dear Emma thank you so much , what a beautiful country 🇦🇫 amazing absolutely gorgeous. Enjoy your journey!! 🙏♥️♥️♥️
Sweet Afghanistan with beautiful view I hope one day everybody can go and visit Afghanistan as a world best tourist country ❤🎉
I love those children. They are so innocent ❤
What a wonderful trip, such a beautiful remote area, what beautiful places you show us❤❤❤
How Beautiful Afghanistan is
Emma your translator does not understand pashto and he is not honest either .mistranslates and making up stories
Beautiful country Afghanistan and beautiful people
I Iove you Emma very much from Afghanistan🇦🇫🇦🇫
Like ur videos from Afghanistan.great work 🇦🇫🇨🇦
Love you from iraq ❤😊
🇦🇫❤🇮🇶
I am from Indian illegally occupied Kashmir,when I was just a kid my village was exactly the carbon copy of this village ,and we used to do same as they r doing when they see any foreigner ❤
@@Saf1HaroonThey are dardic people like kashmiris , gilgitis , chitralis ❤
Pashtun have nothing to do with
@@studyali1067 Kashmiri look very different than Nuristanis or other Dardic groups.
koshur chuko?
You just can't beat the village life.
Amazing vlog and very beautiful landscape. The reason most boys have shaved heads is that they can’t afford to go to barber and get a haircut, but parents can use a simple blade to shave their heads at home. Also they don’t have the luxury of bating often, so it’s for hygienic reasons as well to avoid head lice … be safe ❤
The views are absolutely stunning. Your videos have made me add this country to my to-visit list.
I swear when we were in Afghanistan some of these villages you remove the mud huts and the swap out the peoples clothes, it's like walking down the streets of a european nation. Blonde haired, blue eyed, red haired, green eyes everywhere! Truly amazing! I'll always love this country and the people!
Lots of love to Emma❤ and lovely people of Nuristan❤ from Bamiyan!
Thank you for showing the beauty of Afghanistan and its people. Thank you sharing the reality of this beautiful country. Videos such as yours of Afghanistan have inspired me to travel to such a place and experience in real life what you are experiencing. cheers!!
You are such a beautiful, bright, amazing woman filled with positive energy.
Thank you 😊
Hello Emma , I hope you enjoy your time in Afghanistan, I came from England after 6 years to visit my family in Kunduz, it's really good and enjoyable experience for all, please come to Kunduz if you could.
Have a good time.
I've always loved the Afghanistan landscape. Hope I can visit in shaa Allah
Great video Emma love watching your videos the people of Afghanistan are absolutely beautiful and friendly, I wish to visit in the future watching from South Africa
what a strong blue car.
开这么老的轿车去山区旅行，你们是有足够勇气面对困难的旅行者。
Every village in Afghanistan have free guest house !
Would love to be travelling around Afghanistan with you .
Nuristan is the most beautiful province of Afghanistan, I would like to go there❤❤❤❤
Emma ,love ur work, see all the hard rrk u put into making vlogs for the world
we need more of nuristan and next place you should go is badakhshan afghanistan is a very nice place with great nature and people
Hi Emma, I can't stop watching your amazing videos your experience of unique Nuristan with amazing and very hospitable people and I feel they have a very rich culture and know how to take care of each other to survive. The mountains are absolutely amazing and as I have mentioned before Emma you are very genius and you know how to feed us the adventures that we will remember for a very, very long time. It was exciting to see these villages how they live their simple life but still be happy which is so amazing. Thank you so much Emma for sharing this episode of Nuristan and can't wait to see more of your upcoming videos and my regards to your amazing team staff "Stay safe as always Sister"🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓
Thanks alot emma we love u for showing good sides of our country and please please vist paktia zazi aryoub district that is so beautofull
Emma, I have a suggestion for you; next time when you plan to go on such trips in Afghanistan, I would suggest to hire a husband and wife or a father and daughter who would speak English and at least the two local languages (Pashto and Dari). Let me know if you need help finding such people. I know some trust worthy ones. I am based in the United States.
I'm afghan farom Kabul like this video
Mashallah it's nice 👍 Nutristan Emma your canel are really nice 👍 Nutristan nice velly I show from athor youtube the are local now stay USA
Sorry to see you injured hope it is ok Emma hope you had a great time enjoying your content from Afghanistan overall NURISTAN IS FASCINATING the people are beautiful
BEAUTIFUL PLACE❤
Emma I love all your Afghanistan Vlogs ❤❤ 😊😊😊🥰🥰😘😘😘😘😘
Good work team stay safe and strong and complete your goals I wish you best luck 🤞
My mother is from nuristan and ethnically nuristani, I really enjoyed watching your video, welcome to our country 😊
The Taliban boss should b ur interpretor he spoke good English n he was respectful ...I enjoy ur vlogs 😅
He is a man and can not go women zone
شه راغلاست ګران افغانستان ته
خوش آمديد به افغانستان عزیز
I watched many times this video
Welcome to afghanistan anytime afghanistan is the safest place on earth now
waw❤
Your translator should be careful making sensitive comments calling people Wahabbies or Hanafies. People over there do not appreciate such comments. He can both himself and you into trouble.
I had no idea what this meant … not until now reading these comments 😬
This is amazing 😍
Another great video, you are most likely the first ever foreigner in that village. 👍
Loved it ! 😊
Another wonderful video. You are doing a great job by sharing everyday life of people living in such remote places. Thank you for giving an insight into the culture of these people and places in Afghanistan!
Hi emma the translater is actually not Afghanistani cuz he doesn't have a clue what he is doing and what is the point of that he is a bit of a mess about the languages He doesn't understands 1 word of PASHTO if u need help we are here to help you darling stay safe enjoy your trip
Pradey shezi ta sok "darling" na wayi; sha kaar na dy
@@yasminea7149kho da harami de kana😂😂. Dagha darling che pa ke garzi da zamung kali de.
Love & respect from India 🇮🇳❣️🙏😊💐
🇦🇫❤️🇮🇳
Thank you for showing the hidden places to the world.
Please whenever to go to pashton's people areas always find some pashtons translators who knows better how to communicate with people and deal with people this is very important your translators is vice versa unfortunately
29:35
Your translator needs to be fired 😆
He can't speak pashto, or any local language. Plus he said those people are wahabis, they don't even know what wahabi is.
They are Muslims, they became Muslims in late 1890s
Tell your translator don't say things which you don't know
I like their culture of women covering themselves.
Nuristan looks stunning. It's always interesting to see the interactions with the people. Hopefully the Taliban continue to allow tourism and realize the natural gifts that are within their country that will bring revenue and help their people.
Everything you doing great job but your missing out
Emma go to the top
You need to film the beauty of NURISTAN there are beautiful places your missing out ask the leader of the village he will take you
It’s good to get the attraction of the people
But normally NURISTAN is famous for their beauty
YOUR interpreteur dosn't Know Pashto and he is acting like he Knows. You should choose some body of quality that knows booth languages to communicate well and that you shoul enjoy your trip😊😊😊😊
Yes he assured me he spoke fluent Pashto like most guides I’ve come to find out … guides need to take a test to translate some Pashto before using them 🤦♀️
@@WanderingEmmaAlso some people might not know pashtu or farsi in Nuristan since we have our own languages that differ from the main two languages of the country.
@@AfghanistanExploration no i dont thing so because in the video every is speaking Pashto and you will not find any one that dosn't speak Pashto and some of them speak even a little Dari but not every one. But Pashto is spoken by all of them.
@@peaceafghan243 Majority of the men do speak pashto, but for women it is not a majority. The women usually stay in the village and guess what language is spoken in the villages; their native languages. Men go work in different cities so they have to know the language, while the women stay and take care of the house hold chores in the village. My family in vaigal they speak Vaigali in the village and in their homes, no one there in the villages speak Pashtu or farsi, so the women are not usually familiar with those languages.
@@AfghanistanExploration The language is Pashto, not Pashtu :)
YOU ARE VERY SMART AND KIND LADY.
Well come
Emma you bringing awareness about Afghan living in remote areas. No one has done it before with all resources in their hands. I wish for afghans bright and prosperous living. World has given them in billions only destruction. Wahabi is a sect in Sunni Muslim. You wanted to about their religion as kailash people in Pakistan are pagans. Afghanistan is very diverse country
Respect from Mongolia 🇲🇳 ❤
We have about 2 million Mongolian s they call themselves ( HAZARA) can you please take them back to Mongolia?? Please please
go back to israel, savage pashtuns are not from afghanistan
@@DamianKnox11 who are we ?? Do you have a imaginary army?? You need to lay down your bong stop smoking that shit.
You asked your translator about their religion, they're Muslims, and the religion is islam.
Nice❤
Thank you 4 understanding our culture when it comes to the women
Emma i wrote in instagram to visit Nooristan finally you are there tnxs love and respect ❤️
The people of Nuristan are Aryans the oldest ethnic group of Afghanistan which goes back more than 5000 years ago when Afghanistan was called Aryana.
Nope they are came with aleksander when he want to conquer india
@@fghan786 unfortunately the western world makes the world believe everything good and beautiful is created by European and everything dark and ugly from by the eastern world, this is called a propaganda machine which was created by the British centuries ago. The majority of greeks have fair toned skin color as the other nations like middle eastern and south European. You can find white skin blue eyes greeks too but the numbers are very low. Yes it’s true that Alexander was in that particular region but it doesn’t mean that they are the bustards of greeks. I am sure you are a young individual who grow up with western media, but if you are an Afghan you should read your own history and do not watch or believe what they tell you about your ethnicity, religion, and history. Aryans are people who lived in central, southwest in Asia some of them moved to north and west for better living conditions.
سلام خوبین میشه زير نویسی فارسی بزارید من از بدخشان هستم نزدیک نورستان زنده باد افغانستان کشور عزیزم 🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫
Thanks for your video. I will follow you
There's so much greed and corruption in the West that watching the innocence of such places and people becomes so refreshing. Thank you, Emma, and keep up the great work. Such an enlightened soul...
Thank you for going to those areas! Maybe after seeing you, people's opinion about Afghan women will change and allow girls to study. You did a great job, thank you!
Emma, grazie grazie
Vorrei tanto visitare l Afganistan con te❤
Mashallah tabarak ALLAH
زه هیله من یم چې افغان حکومت به پر هغو کیمیاوي انرژي مشروباتو بندیز ولګوي چې د سرطان او روغتیايي ستونزو لامل ګرځي. که تاسو یوازې د تغذیې ساینس پوهان لرئ چې په موږکانو تجربې ترسره کړئ، په شرکتونو باور مه کوئ.
Nice
When the Taliban commander realizes the interpreter is not translating correctly and starts to speak English himself ... which he might have learned in Bagram prison ...
I guess You caught very first time on eye of camera ❤
Very nice trip, just next time better ask for another interpreter.
I like that they build their stores out of wood, and I hope that they build their homes out of wood, which is a smart idea, so that if an earthquake occurs, there will be no risks like those who build with stones.Regarding food, I do not know if they sell canned sardines, as they can be kept and eaten with bread as food. Unfortunately, they do not have access to the sea. I hope they eliminate the criminal Iran regim that supports the terrorist ISIS in Afghanistan.
Thank you, Emma, but your translator does not understand Pashto. The only kitten has learned to get an interpreter to talk about the situation.
blond people live in the north of afghanistan in badakshan iskhsham
Originaly indo Aryans hindus
I’m from Nuristan ❤
You are a kind lady
Wow i see new Afghanistan. Nobody seen befor
Hahaha Emma past the nature plant 😅😂but air .............
Nuristan is an interesting village.i dont know of many people kept thier traditions and culture after forced conversion to Islam in the 19th century
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Beautiful people. Beautiful Children🕊
Hello dear Emma I am from Afghanistan from Parwan province and Now next to 23 years I am living in the UNITED KINGDOM 🇬🇧❤️🇦🇫 I want from you that please go to our province next to 10 years I didn’t see that 😢
I love you so much
I wish you be fine and happy forever ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰🌺🌺🌺
Province Parwan Darai Turkmen district Surkh Parsa
Wahhabism is a very strictly religious sect from Saudi-Arabia. There is no Wahhabis in Afghanistan, but the Must Afghans are Hanafi-Sunni or Ja'fari-Shia.
Lies there are no sects in Islam. Taliban are wahhabis wahhabi means anyone who practices Islam properly and hanafi is a school of thought completely different😂
Hi Emma, I love your vlogs, keep doing a great job of showing true side of Afghani people. May God protect you on your travels. However, most of the guides in Afghanistan as I see don't have much knowledge so don't believe everything they say. Religion Wahhabism doesn't exist, but people who don't follow pure Islam call people who follow pure Islam this name to insult them. Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab was an islamic scholar who taught pure islam based on Qur'an and Sunnah according to the Salaf us Salih (pious predecessors, who are companions of prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, their students, and students of students of companions), but people of innovation don't like him because they don't wanna follow rules of orthodox islam, but different sects and misguidance. Islam is only 1 religion from God, but people created sects.
Afghani = currency; the people are Afghans or Afghan people :)
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Everyone wants to practice his/her newly learned language 😅😅😅
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This blue car 🤨🤨🤨🤨 in this remote place full of River and Mountains without one good street …..😢😢😢😢 your guide didn’t prepare the trip very good .
Emma It's not that serious but your interpreter should be careful with these sensitive matters. Calling someone wahhabi in Afghanistan is wrong the people who he called wahabbi consider themselves as salafies/hanbali but this term wahhabi was used by some evil people to divide afghans and other sects of Sunni Islam. So some people see it as an insult if you call them wahhabi. Wahhabi ideology is a reformist idealogy that follows strict and literally teachings of Quran and prophet Mohammad that's why they are hated not just in Afghanistan but every other Muslim country. I don't hate them or have anything against them I just wanted to inform you of this info. Other then that it is not a big deal
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Yes, would like to see that