Agnihotra
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These RSS believe if you convert to Islam that you lose your DNA.
I am Rajput, through and through, but even these RSS will find some way to deny it on the basis that I am Muslim.
Blood and religion are two different things. They simply do not understand. They think taking a dip in Ganges changes you to Brahmin or Kshatriya.
There's no such thing as Brahmin blood or DNA, as i said before its it Ethno-religious community made of 7 priestly families that received Hymns from gods in early Vedic age.
I won't comment on Rajput-ness of others, its up to hindu rajputs to decide your claims.
Most of Pakistani population are light-skinned Aryans/Iranics, and many have surnames, lineages, and origins to prove it.
We are sons of the soil. Our ancestors have been here since IVC and the periodic Iranic migrations from Central Asia.
Good for you guys, if you believe that you guys are Iranics than you should reclaim your lost Iranic heritage.
Brahmins and Kshatriyas and Vaishyas are from Vedic Origin not Iranic so that will solve the issue.
Allama Iqbal's ancestor Sahaj Ram Sapru converted to Islam from Shiva Brahminism. Most Kashmiri Muslims are descended from Hindu Brahmins as well.
I can make up some name as well.theres no Shiva Brahminism in strict sense, most of the brahmins and Rajputs are worshippers of Shiva and Vishnu/Krishna, my own family members have managed Shiva temple in village in recent times few generations ago if my assumption and details are right.
My maternal family also have family members that are part of one of 4 famous Krishna temple, one of the holiest site for all Hindus.
i disagreeYou don't become a Brahmin by just being born as a Brahmin. I personally don't believe in caste system and I'm strongly against Brahmanism where people consider they are superior just because they are born in a certain caste.
I would also like to tell that caste system is not restricted to just Hinduism. There are people from Abrahimic religions who consider people of their religion as superior and consider people of other religions as less worthy. That is also a form of caste system and I'm strongly against that as well.
with first part of your paragraph but agree with second.
I am an orthodox god loving Hindu so these differences means very little to me anyways.