What eye Colour is most common in Afghanistan?

Brown eyes are more common in Asia and Europe. Green eyes are common in Central Europe, Iraq, Iran and Turkey. Gray eyes are common in Europe, the Middle East, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. There are some medical implications of iris color.

Why did US go to Afghanistan?

On October 7, 2001, the US invaded Afghanistan to avenge the al-Qaida-orchestrated September 11 terrorist attacks. The primary aim of the US invasion was to hunt down Osama bin Laden and punish the Taliban for providing safe haven to al-Qaida leaders.

Why is the Afghan girl famous?

Sharbat Gula, who became an international symbol of war-torn Afghanistan after her portrait at a refugee camp was published on the cover of National Geographic magazine in 1985, was evacuated to Rome after her country fell to the Taliban, the Italian government said Thursday.

What became of the Afghan girl?

On 26 October 2016, the Federal Investigation Agency arrested Gula for living in Pakistan with forged documents. She was sentenced to fifteen days in detention and deported to Afghanistan. The decision was criticised by Amnesty International.

Why are Afghans welcome in Pakistan?

In addition to Pakistanis generally being a nice, hospitable, and caring people, there are a number of other reasons why Afghans were welcomed in Pakistan. First, for centuries, people from present-day Afghanistan had been immigrating to and settling in present-day Pakistan.

Is Afghan emigration to Pakistan the first wave of its kind?

Contrary to popular perceptions, the current Afghan emigration to Pakistan is not the first wave. It’s actually the latest wave in a series of emigrations from Afghanistan to the Subcontinent.

How does Iqbal describe Afghanistan in the traveler?

In a separate poem (although not in Traveler ), Iqbal describes Afghanistan as the heart of Asia, whose prosperity is Asia’s prosperity and whose corruption is Asia’s corruption.

Why did Ayub thank Afghanistan after 1965 Indo-Pak war?

During the 1965 Indo-Pak war, President Ayub thanked the Afghan ambassador Nur Ahmad Etemadi for Afghanistan’s “neutrality” in the war, observing that Pakistan would never forget Afghanistan’s “gesture of goodwill.” After the war, Ayub flew to Kabul to thank king Zahir Shah, who expressed tacit support for Pakistan’s position on the Kashmir issue.