I understand that is what you are trying to say, and of course, you are entitled to your opinion.
I just don't agree fully with it.
Let me share some maps.
IVC around 3300 – c. 1300 BCE
Achaeminid Persian empire around 500 BC
Approximate maximum extent of the
Greco-Bactrian kingdom circa 180 BC,
Around 1 BC
Extent and expansion of
Umayyad rule under Muhammad bin Qasim in
medieval India (modern international boundaries shown in red). 700 AD
Ghaznavid Empire at its greatest extent in 1030 CE
Map of the Ghurid dynasty at its greatest extent around 1200 CE under
Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad
The Durrani Empire at its maximum extent 1772 CE under
Ahmad Shah Durrani
As can be seen, Afghanistan and Pakistan were usually one country throughout history.
@PAKISTANFOREVER
I would tag my Afghan brothers, but unfortunately some people are very intolerant in this subgroup so I won't.
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These don't look racially different. Maybe they are poor and cannot afford the skin lightening creams and hair dyes.
They don't look like typical Lahoris. Yes poor origin, maybe Christians, Gypsies, or others.
Exactly brother.
My Chachi is Pakistani, but in fact, my chacha being a Bengali has a fairer complexion than her. I have seen the same for my friends here. A lot of them look just like us Bengalis in terms of skin complexion, and then there are others who look more like Central Asians. Pakistanis do come in all colors.
But some people here want to feel superior by claiming a separate "Pakistani Race", and then talk about Islam and question others' Imaan. They are too blind to spot their own hypocrisy, unfortunately.
No one mentioned complexion but you.
Dark skin Pakistanis look different than Indians and BDs also.
I understand that is what you are trying to say, and of course, you are entitled to your opinion.
I just don't agree fully with it.
You are Indian, so naturally your point of reference is different.
Same goes for BDs. They don't know much about Pakistan.
We should all appreciate our differences, rather than dislike those differences
As usual, some members extrapolate their own insecurities by attributing them to others.
There is nothing wrong with being dark skinned, it is just not normative for Pakistanis to have dark skin.
I mean there are dark skinned Iranians and Afghan also, but they are not the norm. Same for us.