Are they just indian muslims.
Pakistan = Indian muslims
Robert Stewart
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Blake Reed
>tf
Carson Carter
yes
Ethan Rivera
Half of them are, the other half aren't, so to keep the latter the other try to ditch the Indian part and just focus on being muslims. That is why they larp as Arab/Turk. Specifically everything East of the Indus river is Indian ie Sindh, Punjab and Kashmir
Henry Young
No we are just hindu Pakistani
James Peterson
They have some ethnicities which are not present in India or are present in very small amounts and sameway, india has many ethnicities which are not present in Pakistan
Adam Young
they are not
Jackson Watson
>That is why they larp as Arab/Turk.
I keep seeing this, where does it come from. Ive never seen a pakistani do that.
James Foster
Turkey = Greek muslims
They are just Greek muslims.
Jack Scott
From all the cringe Turk-Paki brotherhood comments on YouTube etc, also they teach at schools their history starting with Islam in Arabia
Adrian Johnson
en.wikipedia.org
>The lyrics, written by the Pakistani Urdu-language poet, Hafeez Jalandhari in 1952, have commonality with the Persian language, rendering them mutually intelligible in both Urdu and Persian languages.
Urdu is so Persianized that a Persian speak could understand their national anthem.
Jeremiah Russell
They don't larp as arap
but a lot of them really descended from Turkic tribes
Owen Jones
we were "Pars" and the arabs came and couldn't pronounce "p" so they named us "Fars",good thing Pakistan wasn't a thing back then.
Ayden Lopez
But this doesn't have north Indians like Punjabis Haryanvis etc
Josiah Cruz
>mistread "turk" as "persian"
I need some sleep
Hudson Jackson
Fuckistan :-D
Benjamin Lee
yeah, pakistanis still cluster towards west asia than north indians
question is wrong from the beginning since indians are not homogeneous
Isaac Wood
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Daniel Robinson
>also they teach at schools their history starting with Islam in Arabia
show me proof lol
Leo Scott
desu that just shows with the exception of pashtuns a lot of pakistais are indian like. since most pakistanis are ponjabis
David Hill
>the arabs came and couldn't pronounce "p"
no, the word was borrowed into into arabic when pic related was still pronounced as /p/ (like all other semitic langs). then that sound shifted to /f/.
"palastine" in arabic is "falastin"
"paradise" in arabic is "firdaus"
"pepper" in arabic is "felfel"
after the sound shift happened, loanwords that had the sound /p/ started to be pronunced as Any Forums
"paris" --> "baris"
Oliver Thomas
I thought “Fars” comes from the arabic word “Faris”, which means “knight” because persia was known for its cavalry