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You are wrong. Quad-e-Azam said Pakistan's national language will be Urdu and he was right.http://www.allamaiqbal.com/works/poetry/persian/asrar/text/01.htm
Third last line, second to last paragraph at the bottom of the page.
Begins with
گرچہ ہندی در عزوبت شکر است
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Iqbal
Translation: Even though in sweetness Hindi* is sugar – (but) speech method in Dari (Persian dialect) is sweeter *
Now one could argue that Allama Iqbal was talking about the re Sanskritised Devangari Hindi and not Urdu..but I think one will have a hard time selling that...
Allama Iqbal was comparing Urdu(original Hindi) with Dari (Afghan Persian) and he preferred that latter. It is shame that Pakistan did not attempt to revive Persian after the British abolished it. Most of Iqbal's works are in Dari. Islam came to us mainly via the Persian language. It would have helped the Muslims of Pakistan to reconnect...but now we are losing even Hindi (Urdu).
I bet you that most Pakistanis in Pakistan less than 30 would have a hard time understanding wha the FM was talking about. They would probably be asking their parents or elders.
I am wrong about what? That the national language is Urdu? Or that Persian should have been revived?You are wrong. Quad-e-Azam said Pakistan's national language will be Urdu and he was right.
Sorry mate, I'm not interested in this futile discussion. I'm spending my time with my family.I am wrong about what? That the national language is Urdu? Or that Persian should have been revived?
Please clarify.
Also in case you have not noticed, Urdu is pretty much a dying language in the street. It only lives in Urdu and Literature departments. I am in Rawalpindi as I write this and when I go to the local shops, sometimes the shop keepers don't understand Urdu(Hindi) words.
Pakistan ought to enforce the use of the Language of Urdu the official language for courts and bureaucracy . And stop calling institutions Civil Aviation Authority or Election Commission...the way Pakistan is going Quaid e Azaam will be right for a relatively short period of time....
Also did you read the reference I gave about Allama Iqbal calling Urdu Hindi?
Sikhs are one of the most respected class in northern India. Representation of Sikhs in Indian Defence Forces is way above their proportionate polulation.
During Indira Gandhi regime army did operation inside Golden Temple but even your forces cleared Lal Masjid in 2007. Those were both security operations and were not done against any religion.
Pakistan has many pilgrimage sites for Sikhs and Hindus. Once the relation between the two nation improves then all these matters will get resolved automatically.
Urdu.. because no body in un would understand wht .bullshit hes talking about...
I enjoyed his poetic vocabulary , joining his sentences with radeef qafiahttp://www.allamaiqbal.com/works/poetry/persian/asrar/text/01.htm
Third last line, second to last paragraph at the bottom of the page.
Begins with
گرچہ ہندی در عزوبت شکر است
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Iqbal
Translation: Even though in sweetness Hindi* is sugar – (but) speech method in Dari (Persian dialect) is sweeter *
Now one could argue that Allama Iqbal was talking about the re Sanskritised Devangari Hindi and not Urdu..but I think one will have a hard time selling that...
Allama Iqbal was comparing Urdu(original Hindi) with Dari (Afghan Persian) and he preferred that latter. It is shame that Pakistan did not attempt to revive Persian after the British abolished it. Most of Iqbal's works are in Dari. Islam came to us mainly via the Persian language. It would have helped the Muslims of Pakistan to reconnect...but now we are losing even Hindi (Urdu).
I bet you that most Pakistanis in Pakistan less than 30 would have a hard time understanding wha the FM was talking about. They would probably be asking their parents or elders.
Wrong.
Do you understand the difference between vocabulary and verbs?
Hindi copied Urdu, not the other way around.
I never mentioned verbs, I spoke about vocabulary.
Well when you got time you are most welcome.Sorry mate, I'm not interested in this futile discussion. I'm spending my time with my family.
What was the script of the original Hindi in? As I understand it, during the sinister British Indian rule a group amongst the Sanatum Dharm wanted to re-sanskritize the Hindi language and remove the Perso-Arabic vocabulary. They also wanted to write it in a native script instead of the Perso-Arabic script.Half of the twunts commenting here don't even know that urdu for majority of its life was known as Hindi. High flown Urdu and Sanskritized Hindi are two extremes of same language.
For more knowledge mouth breathers over here should read :
Rahman, Tariq: From Hindi to Urdu. A Social and Political History. Karachi: Oxford University Press 2011.
Here's a small summarisation :
https://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xmlui/bitstre..._political_history.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Obviously, why will you mention verbs since it slaps you around and make fun of your stupid theory.
Urdu originated just 300-400 years ago, Indian languages are far more older
I know where you are coming from my dear little "school boy" ...because you are applying the "Constantinople" analogy here which is wrong for plenty of reasons. Allama Iqbal was a great philosopher, scholar and a statesman, a dreamer but not a messenger or prophet whose words are divine. Furthermore, you have no idea about the evolution in his thoughts. So it depends when did he wrote it. Also it does not imply he is talking about Urdu..he may very well be referring to Hindi itself and both languages existed in parallel. Mirza Ghalib, Mir Taqi Mir, Momin, all were great Urdu poets.Well when you got time you are most welcome.
Please read the reference where Allama Iqbal the Spiritual Father of Pakistan calls Urdu Hindi in a Persian verse of his.
What was the script of the original Hindi in? As I understand it, during the sinister British Indian rule a group amongst the Sanatum Dharm wanted to re-sanskritize the Hindi language and remove the Perso-Arabic vocabulary. They also wanted to write it in a native script instead of the Perso-Arabic script.
No Urdu (original Hindi) is a lot older than 3 or 4 centuries.
But true there are other languages that are older than Hindi.
No Pakistan has done its part now its your part but you won't do it because Sikhs are not equal citizen in the caste-ridden hindutva state.When nothing official has been proposed by Pakistan
Then it rightly can only be termed as media poking and point scoring
Have Fun, keep on poking