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I think the government should allow provincial flags. This old flag of Balawaristan/Baltistan looks pretty cool.

There are a few Europeans who still follow traditional Slavic, Norse, Greek etc. paganism.

(Zarb-e-Kaleem-063) Punjabi Musalman Punjabi Musalman Punjabi Muslim Mazhab Mein Bohat Taza Pasand Iss Ki Tabiyat Kar Le Kahin Manzil To Guzerta Hai Bohat Jald A newborn faith invokes his taste, Adopts with zeal but leaves with haste. Tehqeeq Ki Bazi Ho To Shirkat Nahin Karta Ho Khail...

Ghaznavi and the Ghorids weren't Afghan/Pashtun. Not even Khiljis were (they were Turkic) but some of them were assimilated in Southern Afghanistan as Ghilzais.

Jinnah was a human, and thus ofcourse had an ethnicity. Not sure what's wrong about stating it. Some group using him to claim an elevated status is wrong however. lol, aren't the two contradictory ideas?

Jinnah was a Kutchi who are more similar to Sindhis rather than to Gujuraties. Infact, Kutchi is a dialect of Sindhi and Kutch is somewhat an extension of Sindh.

I think Arab here meant generic West Asian perhaps. Very unlikely that Iranians have 50% or more Arab ancestors

No, Pakistani reference populations were not included. This is what the caption said: "This reference is based on populations living in northern India, near the Pakistani, Chinese, and Nepalese borders"

Is the movie going to be in Punjabi?

My Name Is Khan wasn't about Pashtuns though. I dont think Shahrukh Khan was playing one either.

Also, the ancient Gandhari language (related to Potohari, Hinko and Dardic) was the language of the Buddhist Kingdom of Khotan in the Tarim Basin, China as well as Kharosthi being the official script of Khotan/Tarim Basin and of various kingdoms/states of the Indus Basin. Not to mention the...

I doubt that Urdu was the language of the Mughal Army camp as is claimed, given that uptill the 19th century Farsi/Persian used to be the official language and not Hindustani/Urdu. Also, it's origins are from Hindustani of the Cow Belt mixed with Farsi and Arabic not from Punjabi. Punjabi is a...

From Bist Doab only Jullundur District was Muslim majority. Firozpur as well but it is in Majha.

In Indian Punjab region of Doaba, I think. Pre-partition only Jullundur District was Muslim majority in Doaba.

a) Those North-Western Indians form around only ~5% of India. b) Rajasthanis and Gujuraties aren't North-Western Indians.

Brahuis are likely not recent settlers in Balochistan, infact they have been settled there since IVC and Mehrgarh times

Why are you singling out Punjabi Muslims for this? Pashtuns claim descent from Bani Israel Jews, Balochs claim descent from Amir Hamza (Hashemite Arab) uncle of the Prophet etc. No harm in legit anthropology. >claims not to care about 'Caucasoid racial superiority' >hindu caste system is...

Doabi dialect is spoken by the refugees that came from Doaba/Eastern Punjab in 1947, a large number of those whom settled in Faisalabad/Lyallpur. What is your question though?

Do you have source? Bhutto word comes from Bhutta not Bhatti as in Sindhi words ending in -a become -o. For example Larkana is called 'Larkano'. Bhutto are thought to be related to the Bhutta Arains of Southern Punjab. Many of them are Seraiki nationalists. Actually, they traditionally...

aR1Ayn ofcourse.