Do you have hindu friends?

[Ghauri_Ghaznavi]

This question is for Pakistanis living outside Pakistan. Do you have any hindu friends? I would say that any pakistani who has hindu friends is unpatriotic.

Unfortunately, the reality is that our pakistani qoum is 'beghairat'. I have seen it myself that both Jews and Arabs in the diaspora feel very strongly about the Palestine vs israeli conflict and they do not even want to talk to each other. Yet many pakistanis living abroad want to be friendly and cordial with the hindus even though hindus have killed thousands of muslims in gujarat and Kashmir.

PS; I am deliberately using the word 'hindu' instead of 'indian' because the animosity between Pakistan and india is seen in both countries as a 'muslim vs hindu' conflict

 

[scorpionx]

Sir, Making friends on basis of religion is not a very good idea.

 

[joekrish]

If you did not know and by my understanding will never know, the first rule of friendship is its mutual.

 

[Tamizhan]

Sir, Making friends on basis of religion is not a very good idea.

If you did not know and by my understanding will never know, the first rule of friendship is its mutual.

After seeing such posts dont you guys thank Jinnah for Partition ? I know I thank.

 

[Shinigami]

I would say that any pakistani who has hindu friends is unpatriotic.

good to know the text books are doing its job

since the 1970s Pakistani school textbooks have systematically inculcated hatred towards India and Hindus through historical revisionism. There is no mention of Islamic invasion and conversion of Hindus. Many texts give an impression that ancient Indian heritage was not destroyed by Afgans and Turks but Muslim heritage was destroyed by Indians, which is a contradiction of the theory of international historians

According to Pakistani professor Tariq Rahman Pakistani textbooks cannot mention Hindus without calling them cunning, scheming, deceptive or something equally insulting. The textbooks ignore the pre-Islamic history of Pakistan except to put the Hindu predecessors in negative light

Pakistani textbooks controversy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[karan21]

i have muslim frndss

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

I had a nepali hindu friend... in 2nd grade.... we used to study in Iqra Army Public School in quetta... though i know a few hindus... also the army paramedic looking after my grandfather in the hospital was also a hindu from sindh..

 

[SHAMK9]

1st: yes, i do have lots and lots of hindu friends that i love
2nd: you sound like a f***in lunatic.
3rd: pakistan has fair amount of hindus and india has a fair amount of muslims, so its not a hindu vs muslim conflict.
4: you are not to decide who is patriotic or not
5th: if having hindu friends makes me unpatriotic, thn fine, im not patriotic at all.
6th: get your head checked, thank you.
lastly, i have no words for people like you. allah tum ko hadayat de

 

[A1Kaid]

No, I don't have Hindu friends. Though a Hindu roommate. We get along just fine unless regional politics is brought up. I grilled him on Kashmir, the K word hasn't been mentioned since. Though, it should be said I didn't choose to have a Hindu roommate and besides him I don't socialize with Hindus.


I am polite enough not to bring up the fallacies of his religion, how funny I think his animals gods are, cow pishab, etc. Afterall, when you live with someone you have to be mindful of others sensitivities, so we focus on our common interests like school, computers, games, etc and leave regional politics aside.

 

[SamranAli]

what about you false flagger? Do you have musilms friend? And Gauri Ghaznvi really f*** our enemies

 

[A1Kaid]

what about you false flagger? Do you have musilms friend? And Gauri Ghaznvi really f*** our enemies

The Qu'ran actually forbids Muslims from befriending polytheist considering they are committing shirk.


So if the OP doesn't have polytheist friends in that regard he is following the Qur'an.

 

[Isaths]

This question is for Pakistanis living outside Pakistan. Do you have any hindu friends? I would say that any pakistani who has hindu friends is unpatriotic.

Unfortunately, the reality is that our pakistani qoum is 'beghairat'. I have seen it myself that both Jews and Arabs in the diaspora feel very strongly about the Palestine vs israeli conflict and they do not even want to talk to each other. Yet many pakistanis living abroad want to be friendly and cordial with the hindus even though hindus have killed thousands of muslims in gujarat and Kashmir.

PS; I am deliberately using the word 'hindu' instead of 'indian' because the animosity between Pakistan and india is seen in both countries as a 'muslim vs hindu' conflict

I am afraid to tell u but ur approch towards patriotisim is entirly wrong. I don't have any hindu friends but, I have many hindu class fellows and they are normal human beings like us. I don't mind to be in friendly terms with them.

And by the way who has given u the right to call all Pakistani "beghairat". Are u a prophet, a caliph, respected scholar who are u Mr.?

You are free to call and consider urself "beghairat" as this is ur born right. But I am not ready to give another ordinary person the right to call me begherat. We are free human beings and we don't need anybody's certification for our patriotisim and ghairat.

 

[karan.1970]

What a funny thread.... As per A1Kaid, people in Pakistani either need to throw out Hindus of Pakistan or they are not true muslims since Quran does not allow them to befriend Hindus.. Man, I am shocked at the mentality that's becoming more and more prevalent in Pakistan

 

[A1Kaid]

What a funny thread.... As per A1Kaid, people in Pakistani either need to throw out Hindus of Pakistan or they are not true muslims since Quran does not allow them to befriend Hindus.. Man, I am shocked at the mentality that's becoming more and more prevalent in Pakistan

Mind your own business. Then again if you were to do that you wouldn't be here in the first place. Never too late to try something new.

 

[Rusty]

Though not Hindu, my family are really close friends with a few Sikh families here in Canada.
And you wanna know how we met?
Literally we had just gotten off the airplane in Canada for the first time and we didn't know where we were going. My dad asked a random person for help. That guy was a Sikh and not only did he help us, he drove us in his car to a local Masjid.
25 years later we are still friends with them.

So kindly keep your "patriotism" to yourself.