Historical Background of Pakistan and its People

[SpArK]

LOL no Pakistani Muslim has the name Patel.

I never met a Pakistani with the name Patel or Singh.

These names are very common here among indian americans.

LOL every indian in dunkun donuts is Patel

Collegues?

 

[Bang Galore]

Prove to me that we are same as North indians. For us Pakistanis there are no North indians. Kashmiris are part of Kashmir, a disputed territory between Pakistan and india. Punjabi indians are Khalistanis. Everything south of Punjab is the southern part of the subcontinent for us Pakistanis.

Haplogroup U

Haplogroup U is sub group of Macrohaplogroup R. The distribution of haplogroup U is a mirror image of that for haplogroup M: the former has not been described so far among eastern Asians but is frequent in European populations as well as among Indians. Indian U lineages differ substantially from those in Europe and their coalescence to a common ancestor also dates back to about 50,000 years

Haplogroup Populations

U2* (a parahaplogroup) is sparsely distributed specially in the northern half of the subcontinent. It is also found in SW Arabia.
U2a shows relatively high density in Pakistan and NW India but also in Karnataka, where it reaches its higher density.
U2b has highest concentration in Uttar Pradesh but is also found in many other places, specially in Kerala and Sri Lanka. It is also found in Oman.
U2c is specially important in Bangladesh and West Bengal.
U2l is maybe the most important numerically among U subclades in South Asia, reaching specially high concentrations (over 10%) in Uttar Pradesh, Sri Lanka, Sindh and parts of Karnataka. It also has some importance in Oman. mtDNA haplogroup U2i is dubbed "Western Eurasian" in Bamshad et al. study but "Eastern Eurasian (mostly India specific)" in Kivisild et al. study.
U7 this haplogroup has a significant presence in Gujrat, Punjab and Pakistan. The possible homeland of this haplogroup spans Indian Gujarat(highest frequency, 12%) and Iran because from there its frequency declines steeply both to the east and to the west.

 

[Yeti]

LOL no Pakistani Muslim has the name Patel.

I never met a Pakistani with the name Patel or Singh.

These names are very common here among indian americans.

LOL every indian in dunkun donuts is Patel

And here in the United States most indians wear threads and all Sikhs wear karas.

Pakistani Muslims dont wear threads or karas like you indians do.

I said muslims I know a few who have the surname of Patel most are guju muslims u talking about Raksha bandan that thread people wear for a few days or weeks not many keep it on the whole year through not many young hindus I met do that. Most the asian people I met in England and France dress and act the same hard to tell if they are Pakistani or Indian until they actually tell you.

 

[aviator]

Just a question: Is there a way to know from names whether a pakistani is punjabi/sindhi/afghan/persian/turkic or arab descendant, is their methodology in naming or any tom dick and harry can take any arabic name that he wants. Like chowdhary's are jatts, khans are pathans, same ways is their pattern ? What are Qureshi's and Siddiqui's ?

 

[absmonarch]

So about Hindu Americans wearing threads and Muslim Americans not wearing threads.


Perhaps Muslim Americans need own country. Pamericastan

 

[KS]

Pakistanis come in many different skin colors. I've met many good looking dark skin Pakistanis, but when I say dark I mean light brown not dark brown or black like you indians.

Even many African Americans I see walking here in New York are lighter than most of you dravadian indians

Post reported for being a raciist prick.

 

[PakiiZeeshan]

Maybe you have not seen picture of flood victim on TV. The poor pakistani people look just brown like most Indian.


Only rich pakistani who live inside big house look fair.

YouTube - Raw Video: Aid Pours for Pakistan Flood Victims

Why are getting worked up about that?

I never said there's anything wrong in having dark skin. I was just pointing out the skin colour diference between Pakistanis and indians.

Most indians in general are the same skin colour as central and eastern Afrcians.
Most Pakistanis in general have a similiar skintone to middle eastern and south american people... that's just a fact. It doesn't mean we are superior to indians.

indians are the most powerful black nation on Earth, and you should be proud of that. :india:

 

[Nalwa]

For sure Pakistanis are infatuated with skin colors. Just look at the number of posts by Pakistani members trying to claim 'white' as the dominant skin color in Pakistan.

 

[SpArK]

Post reported for being a raciist prick.

 

[PakiiZeeshan]

Yeah, i've noticed that too! The only people in Pakistan who really associate with indians are muhajirs (many muhajirs in Karachi are pro-indian). And maybe some Punjabis associate with india, but most Pakistani Punjabis in general hate being compared to indians.

 

[Ahmad]

Just a question: Is there a way to know from names whether a pakistani is punjabi/sindhi/afghan/persian/turkic or arab descendant, is their methodology in naming or any tom dick and harry can take any arabic name that he wants. Like chowdhary's are jatts, khans are pathans, same ways is their pattern ? What are Qureshi's and Siddiqui's ?

I dont think khan is used for pathans only, everybody can have this name.

 

[PureAryan]

I dont think khan is used for pathans only, everybody can have this name.

In pakistan its generally used for pathan and fair people

 

[Ahmad]

Yeah, i've noticed that too! The only people in Pakistan who really associate with indians are muhajirs (many muhajirs in Karachi are pro-indian). And maybe some Punjabis associate with india, but most Pakistani Punjabis in general hate being compared to indians.

how come they are pro india while they migrated from india to pakistan?

 

[Nalwa]

Yeah, i've noticed that too! The only people in Pakistan who really associate with indians are muhajirs (many muhajirs in Karachi are pro-indian). And maybe some Punjabis associate with india, but most Pakistani Punjabis in general hate being compared to indians.

Similar here. Many Punjabis who crossed the border in 47 still feel nostalgic about the lands that were left behind. Maybe some Indian Muslims too feel a sense of belonging since they have relatives in Pakistan. Haven't heard that first hand from an Indian Muslim though.

Tell you a funny thing, sometimes I like to piss off my colleagues (mostly Hindu) by watching Pakistani Punjabi music videos. When asked, I just say "What? They speak the same language as us. Whats the big deal?"

 

[Ahmad]

In pakistan its generally used for pathan and fair people

yea i know, this is very strange.