Any Pakistani vegetarians here ?

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Curious, are there any here ? I know a couple of Muslim people who went veg, and a lot of other Hindu/Sikh etc people who also stopped eating meat etc after a lifetime of being foodies etc.

Here in India, among Hindus, spl during navatra.. a lot of people go full dallkhor, some go the extra step and will only eat food prepared in a certain way using these ingredients (my mum being one of them)

I understand during the Islamic rozas, a lot of people stick to a very austere diet too.

So, is there a rare vegetarian Pakistani here ?

 

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Curious, are there any here ? I know a couple of Muslim people who went veg, and a lot of other Hindu/Sikh etc people who also stopped eating meat etc after a lifetime of being foodies etc.

Here in India, among Hindus, spl during navatra.. a lot of people go full dallkhor, some go the extra step and will only eat food prepared in a certain way using these ingredients (my mum being one of them)

I understand during the Islamic rozas, a lot of people stick to a very austere diet too.

So, is there a rare vegetarian Pakistani here ?

Vegetarians...

What the hell is that?!!

 

[313ghazi]

Curious, are there any here ? I know a couple of Muslim people who went veg, and a lot of other Hindu/Sikh etc people who also stopped eating meat etc after a lifetime of being foodies etc.

Here in India, among Hindus, spl during navatra.. a lot of people go full dallkhor, some go the extra step and will only eat food prepared in a certain way using these ingredients (my mum being one of them)

I understand during the Islamic rozas, a lot of people stick to a very austere diet too.

So, is there a rare vegetarian Pakistani here ?

Every now and then when I find myself eating too much meat or generally over eating - I go vegetarian for a week. I do it to reset my body and its desires.

I think everyone should have 2 days a week at least without meat.

 

[ThisUser]

Tell a vegetarian that plants are also a living animal.

 

[Abu Shaleh Rumi]

Im a hemophobic carnivore!

 

[Tameem]

Daal/Sabzi At least 2days a week.

 

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pado bc

 

[RAMPAGE]

Not yet, but soon.

 

[MH.Yang]

There is a vegetarian dish in my dinner. Am I a vegetarian?

 

[Varunastra]

There is a vegetarian dish in my dinner. Am I a vegetarian?

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Yes pura vegan.

 

[fitpOsitive]

Curious, are there any here ? I know a couple of Muslim people who went veg, and a lot of other Hindu/Sikh etc people who also stopped eating meat etc after a lifetime of being foodies etc.

Here in India, among Hindus, spl during navatra.. a lot of people go full dallkhor, some go the extra step and will only eat food prepared in a certain way using these ingredients (my mum being one of them)

I understand during the Islamic rozas, a lot of people stick to a very austere diet too.

So, is there a rare vegetarian Pakistani here ?

I eat vegetarian animals, do I also count?

 

[Varunastra]

I eat vegetarian animals, do I also count?

Confused screaming...

 

[Dalit]

Yes pura vegan.

Jai shree ram.

 

[Cookie Monster]

Every now and then when I find myself eating too much meat or generally over eating - I go vegetarian for a week. I do it to reset my body and its desires.

I think everyone should have 2 days a week at least without meat.

I eat(or at least try to) have a good mix of veggies and meat...like not leaning too heavily on a meaty diet...nor too heavily vegetarian. Too much meat isn't good for health and completely vegetarian is relatively low in good quality protein and just boring to me.

Tell a vegetarian that plants are also a living animal.

Plants are alive...they are not classified as an animal though.

 

[doorstar]

I understand during the Islamic rozas, a lot of people stick to a very austere diet too.

you understand wrong. they are meant to go austere (to learn meaning of hunger among other things) but they do not. in-fact some of them spend like 4 times more on food in the month of Ramzan than they do in any other month.

Curious, are there any here ? I know a couple of Muslim people who went veg, and a lot of other Hindu/Sikh etc people who also stopped eating meat etc after a lifetime of being foodies etc.

Here in India, among Hindus, spl during navatra.. a lot of people go full dallkhor, some go the extra step and will only eat food prepared in a certain way using these ingredients (my mum being one of them)

I understand during the Islamic rozas, a lot of people stick to a very austere diet too.

So, is there a rare vegetarian Pakistani here ?

oh BTW. according to my understanding they are meant to be mostly vegetarian and only eat meat occasionally or for survival (not feast on it on a daily basis.

also when one goat or a lamb would do for a group they are not meant to slaughter a dozen chickens. where one cow would do should not kill a number of goats/lambs and so on. the least number of animals lives taken the better it is but as we know.... they don't