The Siddique community in Pakistan, tracing their ethnic heritage to Afro-Arabs or Black Africans, asserts their lineage from Hazrat Bilal. Many believe that their ancestors were brought to the region as soldiers by various Arab invaders.
Why do you believe that the Afro-Arabs who ruled over Pakistan did not marry local women? It is highly probable that you may possess genetic influences from the Siddique community.
Arabs is not an ethnicity, it is a linguistic group. There are black Arabs In Sudan, Mauritania, Chad and also Arabs who can pass off as Southern European in Syria, Lebanon and Maghreb.
Pakistanis often claim ancestral connections to Ashoka the Great, but in reality, their lineage can be traced back to the Habsi figure, Muhammad Bin Qasim. It is important to note that my previous response did not involve any racist remarks against the Siddique community; rather, I presented scientific data and historical facts to support my statements.
Indeed, I am aware of the points you have raised. But, The Arab rulers who governed over Pakistan were akin to figures like Hazrat Bilal, who belonged to the Habsi lineage.
I hold immense reverence for the esteemed figure of Hazrat Bilal Habsi.Again you're talking as if Habsi/Black is an insult. You Dindus have some really racist minds in some of the blackest bodies, the oddest combination.
I recommend listening to this remarkable imam who possesses the ability to deliver the adhan in both Hindi and Bengali, showcasing its extraordinary beauty.
2pac more like 2 smellyRich coming from 5 footer stunted pot-bellied bhakts trying to act "Koool" ! Nice physique there Rajesh!
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Rich coming from 5 footer stunted pot-bellied bhakts trying to act "Koool" ! Nice physique there Rajesh!
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Did you listen to Adhan Hindi/Urdu and Adhan Bengali?It's never too late to revert.
