Why One of the Oldest Pakistani American Communities is in Wyoming

[FuturePAF]

Pakistan is always in their hearts

 

[xyx007]

If you are of Pakistani descent, you will never be able to stop being one, no matter what place you live or what you are born in. There is a deep connection between our roots and us because Islam lives in our hearts and we love Pakistan with all our hearts.

 

[Maula Jatt]

If you are of Pakistani descent, you will never be able to stop being one, no matter what place you live or what you are born in. There is a deep connection between our roots and us because Islam lives in our hearts and we love Pakistan with all our hearts.

So you can only be a muslim to love pakistan?
What crap is this...
Kinda insulting tbh
@doorstar , by this logic you're a dumba** of epic proportions and irreligious people should become Tariq Fateh cause in hearts of Pakistanis only certain kind of a person fits into what it means to be a Pakistani

No matter if they love the country 3x more than an islamist

 

[Khan_21]

If you are of Pakistani descent, you will never be able to stop being one, no matter what place you live or what you are born in. There is a deep connection between our roots and us because Islam lives in our hearts and we love Pakistan with all our hearts.

There are millions of non muslim Pakistani's. You dont need to be a muslim to be a Pakistani.

 

[xyx007]

So you can only be a muslim to love pakistan?
What crap is this...
Kinda insulting tbh
@doorstar , by this logic you're a dumba** of epic proportions and irreligious people should become Tariq Fateh cause in hearts of Pakistanis only certain kind of a person fits into what it means to be a Pakistani

No matter if they love the country 3x more than an islamist

A worldview that is secular has been a controversial concept in Islamic political thought, owing in part to historical factors and in part to the ambiguity of the concept itself.
In the Muslim world, the notion has acquired strong negative connotations due to its association with removal of Islamic influences from the legal and political spheres under foreign colonial domination, as well as attempts to restrict public religious expression by some secularist nation states. Thus, secularism has often been perceived as a foreign ideology imposed by invaders and perpetuated by post-colonial ruling elites,and is frequently misunderstood and conflated as equivalent to irreligion or anti-religion.
From the same perspective of secularism, you misunderstood what I meant by the word pakistani and call that anti-religious and thus pakistani. We have a flag and an article that both protects and shares what we have with our minorities as our assets.

 

[untitled]

And how does Burger Louie die? At the hands of jealous relative in Pakistan

 

[xyx007]

I just had a talk with molvi wikipedia sahib. his highness is ever so proud of you for copy/pasting his fatwa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_and_secularism

illiterate freaks playing at being theologians!

.Sources are verified and this information is true as it is written as it is. So the information I provided is true as it has been verified by you and the source that I am using is a legitimate one.

 

[FuturePAF]

Here is the next installment of this series from Texas. The Wyoming family should rebuild their dad’s burger and tamale business in areas like Texas. A “Hot Tamale Louis” in Sugarland (as well as all over the US, especially Mexican areas) would be a great symbol of the Pakistani-American history.

 

[WinterFangs]

Saw the comments of this video, bunch of Indians saying “he is indian, Pakistan never existed before 1947” as if india was a thing before that aswell, Istg these Indians are brain dead.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

There is a deep connection between our roots and us because Islam lives in our hearts and we love Pakistan with all our hearts

Are Pakistani's the only people with "Islam lives in our hearts"? What about 40 other Muslim countries? What about indigenous American Muslims? When Islam lives in your heart it makes you look to Allah and not a piece of land called Pakistan. Religion and nationalism are not the same thing.

 

[Neurath]

Are Pakistani's the only people with "Islam lives in our hearts"? What about 40 other Muslim countries? What about indigenous American Muslims? When Islam lives in your heart it makes you look to Allah and not a piece of land called Pakistan. Religion and nationalism are not the same thing.

Pakistan is the only country in the world where religion and nationalism are the same thing.

 

[Maula Jatt]

Pakistan is the only country in the world where religion and nationalism are the same thing.

good thing or a bad thing?...

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Pakistan is the only country in the world where religion and nationalism are the same thing.

No they are not. Islamic community is based on brotherhood of Muslims and not pieces of land with fences around them. It fails the first test. Can a Muslim become Pakistani by declaring he is Muslim? NO. Can a kaffir Hindu get Pakistani citizenship by being born within the borders of Pakistan? YES.

The only country on earth that is made around a religion is Israel. Any Jew from anywhere, white, black, brown or yellow can land at Tel Aviv and after declaring he is a Jew they can get Israeli citizenship.

Pakistan does NOT give citizenship on being a Muslim. Thus Pakistani nationalism might have some overlap with Islam but it is not the same thing.

good thing or a bad thing?...

Honestly this lie has been told so often that what is palapable untruth is now virtually taken as a FACT.

 

[Neurath]

good thing or a bad thing?...

Neither.

No they are not. Islamic community is based on brotherhood of Muslims and not pieces of land with fences around them. It fails the first test. Can a Muslim become Pakistani by declaring he is Muslim? NO. Can a kaffir Hindu get Pakistani citizenship by being born within the borders of Pakistan? YES.

The only country on earth that is made around a religion is Israel. Any Jew from anywhere, white, black, brown or yellow can land at Tel Aviv and after declaring he is a Jew they can get Israeli citizenship.

Pakistan does NOT give citizenship on being a Muslim. Thus Pakistani nationalism might have some overlap with Islam but it is not the same thing.

It's definitely not entirely the same thing, I'll retract what I said earlier but at the end of the Pakistan only exists due to Islam which plays a major role in our identity to this day. It cannot be denied.