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This wish can become a fish if we implement the right policies. Countries in far worse positions have managed to repair themselves, I'm sure we can do the same.

Almost half of them view our influence negatively. So much for "ironclad brothers". I don't think @M.R.9 was alive during 1971. Why don't we try to fix ourselves rather than getting others to help us? Self-sufficiency is the best policy.

No, this practice has always been common throughout human history. It's only recently that some societies have made it taboo. Also, the data clearly shows that marrying your first cousin will not usually result in deformities for your offspring: https://www.cousincouples.com/?page=overview...

No, we killed those we were at war with. Deviant Muslims who rebelled against Islamic authority at the time experienced the same treatment. Our culture is not Arab. It has Arab (as well as Persian, Turkic and even Afghan because of our Pashtun and Balochi kinsmen) influence, but that does not...

As has been explained before, those people don't count. They were hardly religious at all and espoused values that directly opposed Islam's. But they do prove that Pakistan's creation was without a doubt a necessity for the Muslims of British India, and should be enough to make any Akhand...

Good, we should make every genetic test imaginable mandatory before anyone gets married, in order to ensure the viability of the offspring which will be produced. Implementing this in every province should be a top priority for the government of Pakistan.

Because it was historically practised by Hindus. What part of this is hard for you to mentally grasp?

"Hindus were forcibly converted to Islam and were massacred in case they refused to be converted'," writes Hasan, a Muslim chronicler. He further observes, "And Sikandarpora (a city laid out by Sultan Sikandar) was laid out on the debris of the destroyed temples of the Hindus. In the...

It's not baloney for Muslims who come from Pakistan or north-west India: https://www.harappadna.org/2012/05/harappaworld-admixture/ This is the Harappa admixture sheet. You will find that Muslims from Pakistan and north-west India have higher amounts of SW Asian (i.e Arab) ancestry than their...

Salamu Alaykum Hair transplant. Other than that, you can only wait and see if it grows with time.

:lol: I'll admit I've seen many Pakistanis who look like him (minus the green eyes and with skin a little bit darker).

Lol what makes you think he comes from the motherland?

Salamu Alaykum Lol that's not me, I grabbed it from the internet. I just chose it because the facial hair looks almost exactly like mine.

Gillette, the disposable Blue II ones. I use them to shave anything that is on my cheeks or neck and I use scissors to keep everything else neat. So I sport facial hair looking like this:

The main cities of the Mughal Empire were Delhi and Lahore, both of which are in the Greater Punjab region. Not only that, but the main population that drove their empire came from this region (e.g Shahbaz Khan, Muhammad Saleh, Wazir Khan, Ustad Ahmed Lahori, etc), with some of the Sultans...

Probably still higher than yours, as this is the case with most Pakistanis: https://brainstats.com/average-iq-by-country.html

Yes it did. Muslims who inhabited the region acted as their main force to rely on, and their empire was pretty much centred around what would now be called the Greater Punjab region. No, the Mughals were just the final push. Muslims exist in what is now the Republic of India thanks to the...

Just integrate it already. India isn't going to give Kashmir peacefully, there's no point in trying to be diplomatic. Our strategy should be to wait for the opportune moment to seize it forcefully.

You've completely missed the point, either out of ignorance, stupidity, or as a pitiful attempt to try and corner me into saying a position most would view as deplorable. No, Bangla militias were the ones who came with their ethnic supremacy. They attacked any and all who weren't supporting...

I'm against Muslims leaving the religion, but ultimately, that's their prerogative. I can't stop them and to be quite frank it doesn't affect me at all. However, I will most certainly continue to oppose religious conversions which are motivated by such stupid, provocative and blatantly false...