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I just read that Balochi people are descendants of Kurds. Are they???
I'm Baloch and my Grandparents used to say that we descend from Kurds but have mixed more with Yemeni and gulf Arabs but some arabs and balochis I know say we're of Arab descend. Are we Kurdish or Arab????

Alya. wrote:I just read that Balochi people are descendants of Kurds. Are they???
I'm Baloch and my Grandparents used to say that we descend from Kurds but have mixed more with Yemeni and gulf Arabs but some arabs and balochis I know say we're of Arab descend. Are we Kurdish or Arab????

Baloch are descend of Kurds or Kurdish related people who came from Western Kurdistan (Northern Syria). When they moved into modern Balutchistan they mixed with some Dravidian groups.

Kurdistano wrote:

Alya. wrote:I just read that Balochi people are descendants of Kurds. Are they???
I'm Baloch and my Grandparents used to say that we descend from Kurds but have mixed more with Yemeni and gulf Arabs but some arabs and balochis I know say we're of Arab descend. Are we Kurdish or Arab????

Baloch are descend of Kurds or Kurdish related people who came from Western Kurdistan (Northern Syria). When they moved into modern Balutchistan they mixed with some Dravidian groups.

They are Median related, not native caucasian related.

jjmuneer wrote:

Kurdistano wrote:

Alya. wrote:I just read that Balochi people are descendants of Kurds. Are they???
I'm Baloch and my Grandparents used to say that we descend from Kurds but have mixed more with Yemeni and gulf Arabs but some arabs and balochis I know say we're of Arab descend. Are we Kurdish or Arab????

Baloch are descend of Kurds or Kurdish related people who came from Western Kurdistan (Northern Syria). When they moved into modern Balutchistan they mixed with some Dravidian groups.

They are Median related, not native caucasian related.

Do you mean they're not fully caucasiod?

brendar wrote:10 years ago, no was descendant from kurds, but now everyone seems to care about kurds and their history??? And NO Balochi are a nation who are descendant from Balochi's.

you are wrong.
The Baloch did always interest in Kurds because their fate was similar to ours and they did descend from Kurds or are Kurdish related people. This is well documented by their genetic evidences as well history and linguistic.

I wish the Baloch people good luck, hope they take the chance when Iran will be a target to declare independence in Belutchistan-Sistan area.

Baloch people separated from Kurdish tribes, mostly from west Kurdistan and settled to todays Balochistan. They mix with some other peope maybe also with some arabs, but they are from Kurdish orgin.

Kurdistano wrote:you are wrong.
The Baloch did always interest in Kurds because their fate was similar to ours and they did descend from Kurds or are Kurdish related people. This is well documented by their genetic evidences as well history and linguistic.

Kurdistano, do you think brendar care about facts, he just want to provoke, because he is a Internet gangster.

When I say Caucasian I refer to people from the caucasus and the ancient native caucasian groups, such as the Hurrians and most likely Kassites.

Kurdistano wrote:

brendar wrote:10 years ago, no was descendant from kurds, but now everyone seems to care about kurds and their history??? And NO Balochi are a nation who are descendant from Balochi's.

you are wrong.
The Baloch did always interest in Kurds because their fate was similar to ours and they did descend from Kurds or are Kurdish related people. This is well documented by their genetic evidences as well history and linguistic.

I wish the Baloch people good luck, hope they take the chance when Iran will be a target to declare independence in Belutchistan-Sistan area.

I don't think balochis will ever accomplish that. I'm a baloch and I know them very well, they aren't strong and proud of their heritage especially the ones in the gulf they're blending in Arabs and say they're of Arab descent when Omani Arabs conquered them inslaved them and then sold their lands to the British and the British halved it to Pakistan. Look at them they aren't even staying in balochistan they're immigrating and running away

Alya. wrote:I don't think balochis will ever accomplish that. I'm a baloch and I know them very well, they aren't strong and proud of their heritage especially the ones in the gulf they're blending in Arabs and say they're of Arab descent when Omani Arabs conquered them inslaved them and then sold their lands to the British and the British halved it to Pakistan. Look at them they aren't even staying in balochistan they're immigrating and running away

For me Baloch people are strong, at least they fight as a minority against regional powers. I also wishes them the best for the future.

Cewlik wrote:

Alya. wrote:I don't think balochis will ever accomplish that. I'm a baloch and I know them very well, they aren't strong and proud of their heritage especially the ones in the gulf they're blending in Arabs and say they're of Arab descent when Omani Arabs conquered them inslaved them and then sold their lands to the British and the British halved it to Pakistan. Look at them they aren't even staying in balochistan they're immigrating and running away

For me Baloch people are strong, at least they fight as a minority against regional powers. I also wishes them the best for the future.

Baloch aren't strong and only some of them "fight" if they were strong they would have been more in numbers. They're going to go extinct by the next 55 years, even considering some of my relatives they're mixing and blending and also changing their tribe/family name and naming their children non baloch names

Alya. wrote:

Kurdistano wrote:

brendar wrote:10 years ago, no was descendant from kurds, but now everyone seems to care about kurds and their history??? And NO Balochi are a nation who are descendant from Balochi's.

you are wrong.
The Baloch did always interest in Kurds because their fate was similar to ours and they did descend from Kurds or are Kurdish related people. This is well documented by their genetic evidences as well history and linguistic.

I wish the Baloch people good luck, hope they take the chance when Iran will be a target to declare independence in Belutchistan-Sistan area.

I don't think balochis will ever accomplish that. I'm a baloch and I know them very well, they aren't strong and proud of their heritage especially the ones in the gulf they're blending in Arabs and say they're of Arab descent when Omani Arabs conquered them inslaved them and then sold their lands to the British and the British halved it to Pakistan. Look at them they aren't even staying in balochistan they're immigrating and running away

I am not talking about the Baloch of the Gulf areas but Sistan and Belutchistan and these seem to have a long history of fighting against the regime.

Alya. wrote:

Cewlik wrote:

Alya. wrote:I don't think balochis will ever accomplish that. I'm a baloch and I know them very well, they aren't strong and proud of their heritage especially the ones in the gulf they're blending in Arabs and say they're of Arab descent when Omani Arabs conquered them inslaved them and then sold their lands to the British and the British halved it to Pakistan. Look at them they aren't even staying in balochistan they're immigrating and running away

For me Baloch people are strong, at least they fight as a minority against regional powers. I also wishes them the best for the future.

Baloch aren't strong and only some of them "fight" if they were strong they would have been more in numbers. They're going to go extinct by the next 55 years, even considering some of my relatives they're mixing and blending and also changing their tribe/family name and naming their children non baloch names

In all struggles in this world its always a number of people fighting for all. You cant expect that 100% of the Baluch will fight for their rights. Baluch simply need support from west and the "few" fighting ones will be enough.

Kurdistano wrote:

I am not talking about the Baloch of the Gulf areas but Sistan and Belutchistan and these seem to have a long history of fighting against the regime.

Not really. They don't even have a plane for how to defeat these countries and get their lands back they just attack random places and people

Kurdistano wrote:

In all struggles in this world its always a number of people fighting for all. You cant expect that 100% of the Baluch will fight for their rights. Baluch simply need support from west and the "few" fighting ones will be enough.

No one is going to notice balochis and that's what saddens me. Even un and human rights didn't notice them how do you expect a western power to support them when they don't even know they exist?!?!