malek ibn jat

chronicles

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

An account of the Pashtuns after the Ghaznavids swept through their lands.

"Knocking down after knocking down, as if their skins were anointed with shame and bruises."

Yet, we have many Pashtuns now using Ghaznavids as Afghans, claiming they brought Islam to South Asia.

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

Muslim Tribes of Western Punjab (Including NWFP) in 1881 with Numbers, Percentages, and Distribution

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

As per Jawahir-i-Faridi, the Jat clans Khokhars, Dhudhis, Joiyas, Bhattis, and Wattus who became Muslim in the 13th century during the time of Baba Farid were busy in prayer and fasting, were respected locally, and could place ten thousand cavalry and foot soldiers.

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

Average Pakistani Punjabi

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

Buddhism teaches that Brahmin Hindus are icchantikas (unbelievers) and that killing them does not produce karma. This may explain why Brahmins were not considered upper class in Punjab and other regions of present-day Pakistan.

[do'o kappa @viprabuddhi]

Most Indians don't realize that conversion to Islam among Pakistan wasn't something gradual, but happened swiftly.

Gakhars, one of the largest groups of Potohar Plateau (corresponds to historical Gandhara)
> Formed cavalry of the Hindu Shahis who fell in 1021
> Muslim Gakhar figures present by 1398

Gakhars were non-Muslims in 1021 but had become Muslim by 1208 already.

Pakistanis were always predisposed to conversion into Islam because of dominance of Sramanic faiths like Buddhism or the pastoral nomadic ways of the hinterland masses.

[Athra Jatt @GolekiAlaJatt]

Thathal and Nagyal Jatts of Bhimber

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

@bano_noor78177 They could be hills near Gujrat or Sialkot

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

The River Chenab, Punjab, circa 1865

[چیمہ ہارون @Punjabastan]

جناب فیصل سید صاحب

[فواد کھرل @KharalPanjabi]

Following the footsteps of Zia @pmln_org is dividing Panjabi language.
SHAME @MaryamNSharif

#پنجابی_دُشمن_نُ_لیگ

[maddy @panjabijatt56]

We will never allow Maryam Nawaz & the entire @GovtofPunjabPK to weaken the Panjabi language & Panjab by turning Panjabi dialects into separate languages. Therefore Maryam Nawaz should stop this foolishness and withdraw this absurd decision ASAP
@fawadchaudhry @KhawajaMAsif

[Nadeem Akram Virk @Virk1192]

مڈل اور میٹرک پاس نئے نئے بنے پنجابی سیاست دان خودساختہ لیڈران اس متنازع سرکلر پر بھنگڑے ڈال رہے ہیں اس میں شک 2 کا اردو ترجمہ مندرجہ ذیل ہے ۔👇

(👈جنوبی اور شمالی پنجاب کے خطوں میں سرائیکی اور پوٹھوہاری جیسی مقامی زبانوں کو بھی مقامی تناظر کے مطابق فروغ دیا جائے گا۔)

ہم پنجاب حکومت کی پنجابی زبان کی اس تقسیم والے فارمولے کو مسترد کرتے ہیں ۔
کشمیر سے کشمور صرف ایک پنجابی زبان نافذ عمل ہونی چاہئے
#پنجابی_دُشمن_نُ_لیگ

[Naina💫 @secretkiller00]

Punjabis reject this notification, considering it a conspiracy against the people of Punjab.

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

In Makran, Balochistan, the descendants of slaves of African descent practiced a night-long ritual called shepar-ja, associated with Baba Farid and involving singing, drumming, and dancing throughout the night.

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

The quotes and replies are all from Muhajirs trying to say that they are more native to Sindh than the Sindhis.

[Radio Muft Baluchistan @DerArschloch]

"In the capital city of Sindh, the only language you hear is Sindhi"

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

A prominent tribal leader was known as a Raath, a word meaning both “a powerful man” and “a dacoit.” It was not a term of reproach, and forays brought profit and honour.

Many encounters were of a sanguinary nature, and the great clans maintained their position at great cost.

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

@Sher1389361Sher @_Baltistani_ Both the dams and the China border crossing are controlled by the federal government, not GB or KPK, so they have no legal or practical power to shut or change them

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

@Punjabinat @bar_ranjha Acc he was 6'7

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

@nuradd1nn @ShahMal_Baghpat They spoke the Hindko dialect.

[malek ibn jat @malekvc]

Yes, we should discuss more about the history of Hindus in Punjab, particularly how they were frequently raided and plundered by Punjabi Muslims.

[Aryāṃśa @arya_amsha]

We ruled these lands saar. There’s a reason nobody knows or even cares about anything related to your history in Punjab, because it was useless and irrelevant and you were no name peasants or small time Mughal revenue collectors.