Do Pakistanis have the concept of jhootha?

[Vikki]

I couldnt find an equivalent word for jhootha in English ..so i used hindi word...in India I have found Muslims generally drink with their glasses by putting it into their mouths...the same glass is used by other family members without washing that glass...and they serve water even to guests with that jhootha glass.
Although many north indians put the glass in their mouths ,they wash it and would not give water with the sam4 glass to the guests(we south indian hindus are very particular abt it and we consider it sin to give water to a guest in a glass which is jhootha...to be honest hindus in south generally drink water by lifting the glass).
How different is Pakistan?Are they same like Indian muslims in this regard?

 

[Placemat]

I doubt. They from same plate too.

 

[war&peace]

Jhoota means liar in Urdu .. it is the masculine form while feminine form is Jhooti.

 

[Apocalypse]

Jhoota means liar in Urdu .. it is the masculine form while feminine form is Jhooti.

I think he means "jootha" as in not clean/impure.

 

[xyxmt]

Jhoota means liar in Urdu .. it is the masculine form while feminine form is Jhooti.

he mean jootha

 

[B.K.N]

I couldnt find an equivalent word for jhootha in English ..so i used hindi word...in India I have found Muslims generally drink with their glasses by putting it into their mouths...the same glass is used by other family members without washing that glass...and they serve water even to guests with that jhootha glass.
Although many north indians put the glass in their mouths ,they wash it and would not give water with the sam4 glass to the guests(we south indian hindus are very particular abt it and we consider it sin to give water to a guest in a glass which is jhootha...to be honest hindus in south generally drink water by lifting the glass).
How different is Pakistan?Are they same like Indian muslims in this regard?

This word is jootha jhoota means liar
And this is not cultural thing every family is different even different members of a family do not have same habits
I personally do not eat or drink in any jotha glass or plate or anything

 

[Vikki]

This word is jootha jhoota means liar
And this is not cultural thing every family is different even different members of a family do not have same habits
I personally do not eat or drink in any jotha glass or plate or anything

Sorry..my bad..poor at hindi

 

[xyxmt]

I couldnt find an equivalent word for jhootha in English ..so i used hindi word...in India I have found Muslims generally drink with their glasses by putting it into their mouths...the same glass is used by other family members without washing that glass...and they serve water even to guests with that jhootha glass.
Although many north indians put the glass in their mouths ,they wash it and would not give water with the sam4 glass to the guests(we south indian hindus are very particular abt it and we consider it sin to give water to a guest in a glass which is jhootha...to be honest hindus in south generally drink water by lifting the glass).
How different is Pakistan?Are they same like Indian muslims in this regard?

in Canada its very common for people to share their drinks, like hey you want to try my drink yes here you can taste mine. As far as how we do it in Pakistan, people commonly rinse the glass before using but if it was last used by a non-muslim then they wash it. I personally don't even use the glass without rising even it was uses by my kids or parent...its a personal thing basically.

 

[war&peace]

I think he means "jootha" as in not clean/impure.

he mean jootha

I see. I never heard/used this word before but we don't use unclean utensils ... I never used even jootha towels, bedsheets... not to speak of cloths or utensils.

 

[Vikki]

in Canada its very common for people to share their drinks, like hey you want to try my drink yes here you can taste mine. As far as how we do it in Pakistan, people commonly rinse the glass before using but if it was last used by a non-muslim then they wash it.

You wash it if it was used by non muslim?I thought there is no such discrimination in Islam

 

[RealNapster]

@Vikki ... it depends more on the family members approach to hygiene... sharing the glass is normal, the glass is not jhoota, the liquid inside it is jhoota. So we just throw the remaining liquid and refill the glass for ourself. And no we dont give the “jhoota glass” to guests. Actually we don’t have a single glass at table while eating. Usually 2-3 glasses.

But, as per our religion, we are required to not throw the remaining water of a person instead drink it first and refill if you want to drink more. That way you don’t waste water. It may also have other reasons which i don’t know.

 

[xyxmt]

You wash it if it was used by non muslim?I thought there is no such discrimination in Islam

its cultural thing, Muslim of Hindustan learned to discriminate from Hindu...its like tit for tat
Dont always bring religion into every discussion, neither you neither we use religion in our everyday life.

 

[Mamadouso]

I couldnt find an equivalent word for jhootha in English ..so i used hindi word...in India I have found Muslims generally drink with their glasses by putting it into their mouths...

They put the glass ‘into’ their mouths, are you sure?

 

[Vikki]

@Vikki ... it depends more on the family members approach to hygiene... sharing the glass is normal, the glass is not jhoota, the liquid inside it is jhoota. So we just through the remaining liquid and refill the glass for ourself. And no we dont give the “jhoota glass” to guests. Actually we don’t have a single glass at table while eating. Usually 2-3 glasses.

But, as per our religion, we are required to not throw the remaining water of a person instead drink it first and refill if you want to drink more. That way you don’t waste water. It may also have other reasons which i don’t know.

Suppose you went to someones house...they gave you water...would you lift the glass and drink it without touching your lips or drink it by putting in mouth?

 

[B.K.N]

in Canada its very common for people to share their drinks, like hey you want to try my drink yes here you can taste mine. As far as how we do it in Pakistan, people commonly rinse the glass before using but if it was last used by a non-muslim then they wash it. I personally don't even use the glass without rising even it was uses by my kids or parent...its a personal thing basically.

By drinking in jootha class you can get flue or some other disease