PureAryan
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I dont know about NWFP,Baloch and the northern areas.But punjab and sindh,east or west of the indus is all hindu territory.Muslims came there much later and it doesn't matter what the poluation was recently.
Jinnah is a baniya/bora muslim from gujrat.He is not rajput.
Ghaznavid stuff happened 800 years thats like one week in history,thats all.
BTW,i have R1-A1 dna haplogroup and i am tamil brahmin from kanyakumari.My ancestors ran away from muslim oppresion of alauddin khilji and settled in the south of india since 1400 AD.big deal,man.
Punjab and sindh were never hindu, Pakistan became a buddhist country during the reign of Asoka and remained buddhist until muslims(Arabs) arrived. When Muslims invaded Pakistan region (Arabs called the region btw arabian sea and hindu kush as sindh everything east of sindh as hindh) the majority of its people were Buddhists (as testified in Chachnama), so much so that the word for idol became budh. The fact is there is barely any trace of Hindu past in Pakistan region yet there are plentiful of Buddhist and other non-Hindu archeological remains in Pakistan region. The very few Hindu temples found in Pakistan region cannot be dated past the 9th century AD. And by the way buddhism has nothing to do with hinduism, the largest budhist country Japanese do not call them hindus, buddhism opposes everything which hinduism has.
Jinnah grandfather was from Punjab Pakistan and was a punjabi rajput and he migrated to kathiawar and got married over there. Kathiawar is a disputed territory and acceded to pakistan but bharat forcefully occupied it, It is still shown as part of pakistan in official maps. So Jinnah was a pakistan both from paternal and maternal lineage
Jinnah is a baniya/bora muslim from gujrat.He is not rajput.
Ghaznavid stuff happened 800 years thats like one week in history,thats all.
BTW,i have R1-A1 dna haplogroup and i am tamil brahmin from kanyakumari.My ancestors ran away from muslim oppresion of alauddin khilji and settled in the south of india since 1400 AD.big deal,man.
Punjab and sindh were never hindu, Pakistan became a buddhist country during the reign of Asoka and remained buddhist until muslims(Arabs) arrived. When Muslims invaded Pakistan region (Arabs called the region btw arabian sea and hindu kush as sindh everything east of sindh as hindh) the majority of its people were Buddhists (as testified in Chachnama), so much so that the word for idol became budh. The fact is there is barely any trace of Hindu past in Pakistan region yet there are plentiful of Buddhist and other non-Hindu archeological remains in Pakistan region. The very few Hindu temples found in Pakistan region cannot be dated past the 9th century AD. And by the way buddhism has nothing to do with hinduism, the largest budhist country Japanese do not call them hindus, buddhism opposes everything which hinduism has.
Jinnah grandfather was from Punjab Pakistan and was a punjabi rajput and he migrated to kathiawar and got married over there. Kathiawar is a disputed territory and acceded to pakistan but bharat forcefully occupied it, It is still shown as part of pakistan in official maps. So Jinnah was a pakistan both from paternal and maternal lineage