Talwar e Pakistan
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You need some education; not the BS they feed you from Hinduvati Academy or Zee-TV News
All 4 of these ethnic groups share genetic links with the first people to settle the Indus Valley (98% of modern-day Pakistan) whom migrated from modern-day Oman branching out from Haplogroup-L.
Other than having high frequencies in Tajikistan, Chechnya and portions of West Indian coast; this haplogroup is unique to Pakistan.
We all came from Africa.
Migratory terms; 'modern day Pakistanis' came from a combination of migrations from Oman and invasions by the Aryans.
The Indus Plains have always retained a distinct ethnic group in South Asia; both before and after the Aryan Invasions.
We look different, we have different voices and accents, we have different genetic mutations (such as lactose tolerance), we are built differently, although some groups of population may have similarities - we are overall different people.
That should put an end to your "being the same people" rants.
The Indus region of South Asia has been ruled by over 76 Kingdoms/Empires in history.
29 being indigenous, 44 being foreigners from the West of Indus, 3 being foreigners from East of Indus (Gupta, Maurya and Maratha - whose control over the Indus only lasted briefly).
Like I said; the Indus region has always retained a distinct people with distinct kingdoms/empires separate from the rest of South Asia due to it's geographical features and containment.
Our ancestors evolved and grew a brain; they left behind disgusting barbaric superstitious rituals and beliefs and adopted the religion of Islam.
Hindus in the past converted for the same reason Hindus are converting by the thousands to this day.
So is India. That reminds me; the name 'India' is coined by the so-called evil 'invaders'.
Pakistanis are made up of 4 main ethnic groups. Pashtuns, Punjabis, Sindhis and the Baloch. Each are somewhat close but at the same time retain segments of unique culture/ethnicity.
All 4 of these ethnic groups share genetic links with the first people to settle the Indus Valley (98% of modern-day Pakistan) whom migrated from modern-day Oman branching out from Haplogroup-L.
Other than having high frequencies in Tajikistan, Chechnya and portions of West Indian coast; this haplogroup is unique to Pakistan.
We all came from Africa.
Migratory terms; 'modern day Pakistanis' came from a combination of migrations from Oman and invasions by the Aryans.
The Indus Plains have always retained a distinct ethnic group in South Asia; both before and after the Aryan Invasions.
We look different, we have different voices and accents, we have different genetic mutations (such as lactose tolerance), we are built differently, although some groups of population may have similarities - we are overall different people.
That should put an end to your "being the same people" rants.
There was no such thing as 'Bharat' either (except in the fairy tales told by Hinduvatis).
The Indus region of South Asia has been ruled by over 76 Kingdoms/Empires in history.
29 being indigenous, 44 being foreigners from the West of Indus, 3 being foreigners from East of Indus (Gupta, Maurya and Maratha - whose control over the Indus only lasted briefly).
Like I said; the Indus region has always retained a distinct people with distinct kingdoms/empires separate from the rest of South Asia due to it's geographical features and containment.
Muslim Empires came into South Asia through conquest. Muslims came into South Asia through Sufism.
How and where?
South Asia was a divided group of conflicting states devastated by war. Muslim conquests united the region and brought a golden age of architecture, growth and economy.
How does Hinduism give someone identity and life?
Not 'simply' the conversation of modern-day Pakistan into Islam was a long and slow process. First tracing links to trade routes then the missionary migrations eastward. Jizya tax also played a role.
Our ancestors evolved and grew a brain; they left behind disgusting barbaric superstitious rituals and beliefs and adopted the religion of Islam.
More bullshit from desperate Hindus trying to explain why so many people left and are continuing to leave behind superstition and barbarism.
Hindus in the past converted for the same reason Hindus are converting by the thousands to this day.
rephrase that to "this smart act has been frustrating us all"
Pakistanis are not Hindus and we don't belong to the same land. Our forefathers followed Hinduism, Buddhism, Folk Religions, Zoroastrianism, Sikhism; but that was history and that does not necessarily mean we have the same identity and nationality.
Who says they are our ancestors?
