Nehru promoted Hindi because 40% Indians call it as their first language as thus most suitable for promotion as the official language of union government of India. Urdu was not a majority language of Pakistan, it was Bengali. It was evident after Hindi-Urdu divide that Hindus who were more than 80% in UP-Bihar will never accept their language to be written in foreign origin Arabic script instead of their native Devanagari. BTW the use of Tatsam(Sanskrit vocabulary) is common in all Indian languages.
After independence, Pakistan actually tried to more artificially Persianise Urdu. Pakistanis will tell you Urdu takes words freely from all language but it shouldn't be Sanskrit and thus the purity of Urdu should be preserved from Indians irrespective of the fact that Urdu originated in India with lots of Hindus around.
"Shaheed" is sometimes given after death as an honorific to Muslim and Sikh martyrs, e.g. the 18th century Shaheed Bhai Mani Singh and the Indian freedom fighter Shaheed Bhagat Singh (1907–1931).
So no it has nothing to do with Islam in the INDIAN SUBCONTINENT.
dhiyaan sab diyaan sanjhiyaan hundiyaan
Na Bhai ... Aiday Ina baray aey misal ghalat ae.dhiyaan sab diyaan sanjhiyaan hundiyaan
yaar main kya karoon jab se meri shadi hoi hai meri nazer badal gai hai is bary main
Habibi- sajji kabhi khae hai?-
Prava or bohot kuch badal gaya hai shadi k bad-yaar main kya karoon jab se meri shadi hoi hai meri nazer badal gai hai is bary main
Shahid and shaheed are two different words .. And have Quranic origin .. One onthe names Allah and used for Muslims who fall in jihad or righteous path Of Allah..
DF pra your DP is dope-
haan shayed bhut kuch acha bhi hai or bura bhi ab kisi ki behen beti per nazer nhi uthti
Lol- isko acha kaha hai ya bura?-
