Jinnah, And Pakistan, Were Culmination Of Ten Centuries Of Muslim Empire

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Which Part you are not agree with????



That was not possible because of many reasons...
1. Islam in India was influenced by Sufeism, so Indian Muslims were liberal, still in world Indian Muslims are most liberal (We have place for shia,sunni and ahmedia).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sufism_in_India

2. Indian terrain was not easy to control, it was mandatory to keep local hindu ruler in trust.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_India

3. In just 3 decades entire Persian civilization was converted/killed. In your so called 1000 years 80% hindus were alive. This was due to resilience,flexibility and humble nature of Hinduism. I am hindu living in India is live example that, Islam never ruled India, It was few Muslim family who took control of delhi throne.

I am Hindu and I am alive instead of your (So called) 1000 year rule of Islam in India. While No parsi is alive in persia just after 3 decade of rule of Islam.

4. Babur (Who brought the hardlined Islam in India) came and cut throat of Ibrahim Lodi.

Read history books or UK archives.

5. By the time British came, Mughal dynasty was on its death bed. 75% of land mass was under Maratha control. Mysore,Deccan,Oudh and Bengal was under Muslim ruler.

Read Panipath III war. Mughal dynasty was weak, They called Durrani for help. Though Marathas lost the war Mughal couldn't took control of central India.

6. It was bad luck for Maratha empire that the west got industrialization, due to which they didn't get enough time to capture rest of India from the clutch of Muslim rulers.

The Marathas never fully recovered from the loss at Panipat, but they remained the predominant military power in India and managed to retake Delhi 10 years later. However, their claim over all of India ended with the three Anglo-Maratha Wars, almost 50 years after Panipat.

Which means, even after defeat of panipat, Muslim ruler were weak and they lost delhi just after 10 years.

OMG you really lack a brain!!! I've met dozens of Persian Parsis in my life, they are really proud of whatever they are and support their country - they never talk about religion they're all irani bros

 

[punit]

OMG you really lack a brain!!! I've met dozens of Persian Parsis in my life, they are really proud of whatever they are and support their country - they never talk about religion they're all irani bros

yup they must be highly elated the way their religion and followers were destroyed by Peace lovng folks.

 

[Rafi]

indians have always been the eternal enemy, and Inshallah will remain so.

 

[Asian.Century]

M. Ali Jinnah, And Pakistan, Were Culmination Of Ten Centuries Of Muslim Empire

A nation that formed and gelled through ten centuries of imperial rule, culture and religion was destined to emerge. The Quaid made it happen in 1947.

GENESIS OF PAKISTANI NATIONALISM | PakNationalists.com

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: —Pakistan was destined to emerge thanks to our history of a thousand years in this region. It was a matter of time. A destiny’s hand made it happen in 1947. That hand is Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, leader of the Pakistan Independence Movement and the man who helped create modern Pakistan.

Pakistan’s ancestors, the Muslim dynasties of Central and South Asia, ruled the region for centuries. This rule came to an abrupt end in 1857 at the hands of British invaders. But it only took us 90 years to regain our power to rule our destiny again; 90 years from 1857 to 1947, gaining independence from imperial Britain. Modern Pakistan could not claim all the former glory of its ancestors. Most of the dominion ruled by our ancestors, the last of them the Mughal Dynasty, went to Indian Hindus who were in the majority in those dominions. That is how India gained independence from Britain one day after Pakistani independence. India came into existence for the first time in ten centuries as a nation ruled by its indigenous majority, freeing itself from both Muslim and British rule.

In Pakistan, 14 August 1947 marks the day when Pakistanis successfully ended British occupation and formalized their centuries-long history of successive empires in Central-South Asia. This history is credited at its peak with producing brilliant art and culture in three languages: Persian, Turkish and Arabic, and producing wonders such as the Taj Mahal, located in what is known today as India, and other countless magnificent historic buildings that stand today in Pakistan.

Pakistan is a long story that culminated in 1947 at the hands of a man chosen to do destiny’s work

 

[KingMamba]

M. Ali Jinnah, And Pakistan, Were Culmination Of Ten Centuries Of Muslim Empire

A nation that formed and gelled through ten centuries of imperial rule, culture and religion was destined to emerge. The Quaid made it happen in 1947.

GENESIS OF PAKISTANI NATIONALISM | PakNationalists.com

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: —Pakistan was destined to emerge thanks to our history of a thousand years in this region. It was a matter of time. A destiny’s hand made it happen in 1947. That hand is Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, leader of the Pakistan Independence Movement and the man who helped create modern Pakistan.

Pakistan’s ancestors, the Muslim dynasties of Central and South Asia, ruled the region for centuries. This rule came to an abrupt end in 1857 at the hands of British invaders. But it only took us 90 years to regain our power to rule our destiny again; 90 years from 1857 to 1947, gaining independence from imperial Britain. Modern Pakistan could not claim all the former glory of its ancestors. Most of the dominion ruled by our ancestors, the last of them the Mughal Dynasty, went to Indian Hindus who were in the majority in those dominions. That is how India gained independence from Britain one day after Pakistani independence. India came into existence for the first time in ten centuries as a nation ruled by its indigenous majority, freeing itself from both Muslim and British rule.

In Pakistan, 14 August 1947 marks the day when Pakistanis successfully ended British occupation and formalized their centuries-long history of successive empires in Central-South Asia. This history is credited at its peak with producing brilliant art and culture in three languages: Persian, Turkish and Arabic, and producing wonders such as the Taj Mahal, located in what is known today as India, and other countless magnificent historic buildings that stand today in Pakistan.

Pakistan is a long story that culminated in 1947 at the hands of a man chosen to do destiny’s work

Revisionist bakwas, don't start this troll fest again. @Jungibaaz @Chak Bamu close this thread down.

 

[Asian.Century]

Oye. better for continuity and relevance of thought.

 

[Verve]

So some claim that majority of India was not ruled by Muslims when the British arrived/invaded ... ok, we can assume that for this post.

Invaders always root out the rulers first, so if Hindus (and let's add Sikhs too for the sake of it) were the 'majority' rulers (as claimed) of overall India and had the strength to retain that majority rule then where in history is the mass murder and exile of this Hindu Raj?? Why is then the British Raj history full of fighting a 'non-ruling' Muslim minority instead of a ruling Hindu majority?

If British Raj history is anything to go by, Muslim minority put up a damn good fight against British invaders whereas ruling majority Hindus were down right cowards who gave up with very little resistance (basically Hindus were walkovers!), if any, and in return won favours from the invaders.

Reality Check: The world sees very little resentment against the British from the then exiled Hindu 'ruling' majority, but more hatred and resentment for a non-ruling Muslim minority!!

Hindus thrived under their British Masters, now that is (supposedly) one amazing feat for an exiled Ruling Majority and unique in the history of mankind (where invaders have always favoured minorities after taking control from majority rulers)!!