Dr Sharif Zarif

Consultant|GP E&SH NHS Trust, South West London

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@cockykratos @phase_shad شما خود را به هر شخصیت تاریخی میچسبانید. مولانا، سنایی، رودکی و غیره تان تاجک نبودند. هویت خود را داشته و به خودتان افتخار کنید؛ برای بزرگ بودن، لازم نیست تاریخ و شخصیتهای دیگران را از آنِ خود کنید. ملتی که به خودش باور دارد، برای هویت داشتن به نیاکان و تاریخ دیگران پناه نمی‌برد

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@Tjikkhorasani @phase_shad به تحلیل DNA نگاه کنید! شما نمی‌توانید صرفاً با ادعا آریایی شوید. در این فهرست حتی نام تاجیک‌ها نیست. هویت تاریخی با شعار ثابت نمی‌شود؛ شواهد علمی، نه ادعا، معیار حقیقت‌اند. به ریشه‌های واقعی خود افتخار کنید!

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@phase_shad با شما کاملاً موافقم. نباید واقعیت‌های تاریخی، جغرافیایی و قومی را نادیده گرفت؛ ژنتیک، جغرافیا و پیشینه‌ی تاریخی از عوامل مهم در شناخت هویت هستند. جای تأسف دارد که چرا تاجیکها به‌جای افتخار به هویت تاجیکی خود تلاش برای رشد و پیشرفت جامعه‌شان، اصرار دارند خود را «پرژن» معرفی کنند.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@CarolineLucas @bondngo Hi Caroline, he has consistently presented information in a way that can be misleading, creating an impression of credibility that does not appear to be supported by the underlying facts.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@KoschanSapai کاملاً دیر عالی محترم کوشان صیب

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@KoschanSapai دیر عالی او مستند معلومات کوشان صیب

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@shabnamdawran Your journey is a powerful story of courage, ambition, and resilience. You’ve achieved so much at such a young age, and this is only the beginning. Keep learning, keep rising, and keep shining & inspiring—the future needs your voice.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@KoschanSapai @MohammadJRahimi Ahmad Shah Massoud was a war criminal and should not be presented without acknowledging the killings destructions & abuses he committed Human Rights Watch documented killings, rape and looting by him in Kabul. He deserves hx scrutiny—not glorification while victims are forgotten.

[Afghan National Dialogue @AfghanDialogue_]

گفتمان ملی نخستین X Space خود را برگزار می‌کند.

در این اسپیس درباره اهداف، اصول، ساختار، دستاوردها و آینده «ملی مرکه» گفت‌وگو خواهیم کرد.
با ما همراه شوید و در این روند برای همکاری و همگرایی میان افغان‌ها سهم بگیرید.
https://t.co/LaPu6vR2W3

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

کولیسټرول په اړه په دې مرکه کې ما ځینې مهم او عملي معلومات شریک کړي چې تاسو سره د کولیسټرول په ښه پوهېدو او د خپلې روغتیا په اړه د باخبره پرېکړو کولو کې مرسته کوی. دا مرکه واورئ—کېدای شي داسې څه زده کړئ چې ستاسو په ژوند کې رښتینی بدلون راولي.

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[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

Successful treatment is not only about the doctor’s skill or the quality of medical care. Timing matters too. The sooner you seek an assessment, start treatment, the better your chances of a full recovery. Don’t wait for it to get worse. Early action can make all the difference.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

@dave43law Yes

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

Historian Mir Ghulam Mohammad Ghobar writes that Ahmad Shah Durrani wore a long cloak, a woolen shepherd-style outer garment, a large turban, simple leather footwear, and carried a sword. His attire reflected practicality, not luxury.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

The Great Ahmad Shah Durrani, founder of the mighty Durrani Empire—was known not only for his military achievements and statecraft, but also for his remarkable personal simplicity.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

According to historian Ganda Singh, Ahmad Shah dressed so modestly that he could hardly be distinguished from other Afghan nobles. His clothing lacked pearls, jewels, and the extravagant decorations common among many rulers of his era

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

His diet was equally simple: fresh meat, kebabs, cheese, yogurt, bread, kabuli pulao, fruits, melons, pickles, and fruit syrups. The founder of the great Durrani Empire lived with a humility that reflected the traditions of the Afghan people he led.

[Dr Sharif Zarif @drszarif]

Despite ruling one of the most powerful empires of the 18th century, Ahmad Shah Durrani rarely embraced royal excess. He was often seen seated on a plain, unadorned throne, wearing traditional Afghan garments.