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Good one HAHA@others: please get ready for next thread on whats the size of pajamas (salwar) nada (holding thread) in pakistan. Are they of same size of Indian muslims pajamas (salwar) and do they tie double knots, or butterfly knots or scout knot.
The Muslim household have both high walls and conservative clothes. Muslim women wear even wear the conservative clothes behind the high walls.
I tried for pics but I couldn't find one of a typical Muslim house(Urdu speaking Muslims)..
A typical Muslim house has a bit of a high wall with a door in front of the main door of the house..this door is always shut..in case of houses that don't have walls ,the front door of the house is always closed.
This is the major difference between an old Muslim and a Hindu house..Hindus generally use a purdah for the front door...they don't always keep their doors shut as it is considered inauspicious..Hindus walls are not so high..they don't have big doors to the walls..in fact they don't have any except a small gate .
I hope you got a picture of what I am saying..this is not true for houses of Kerala and Tamil nadu Muslims.
You're only right about tamil/telugu muslims, they're different but wrong about gujarati muslims, there are many Pakistanis with Gujarati origins especially in Karachi whereas 1/4th of mohajir community is from gujarat, Quaid-e-Azam,Javed Miandad,Maulana Edhi & some of the biggest businessmen of Karachi & Pakistan are Gujarati, but i understand some people might not be aware if they haven't travelled much of PakistanDon't mean to offend in any way, but dude you sound way too weird, houses depend on the region they r in , not religion, we have nothing to do with tamil , telugu or gujrati muslims, they are as alien to me as a pakistani as uzbeks of afghanistan are, however i consider punjabis of india , irrespective of religion, close to me since i am also from punjab
You are the only one who answered properly..thanks brother...Muslim culture across south Asia is same even if some people deny it.The Muslim household have both high walls and conservative clothes. Muslim women wear even wear the conservative clothes behind the high walls.
Do they look same from outside. In Lahore yes out side is nearly same except when they carved something on the front like elephant etc.In India old Muslim houses have raised walls which are pretty high than the Hindu ones..every entrance has either a gate or door which doesn't let outsiders see anything in their house..generally this gate is only a few steps away from the main door of the house.
The place in front would be very small..even then they would have this gate or door..in case there is no space in front the front door of the house would be kept shut always..you will hardly see it opened.
Of course modern Muslim houses are just like Hindu ones.
Do Pakistani Muslim houses look the same?
In India old Muslim houses have raised walls which are pretty high than the Hindu ones..every entrance has either a gate or door which doesn't let outsiders see anything in their house..generally this gate is only a few steps away from the main door of the house.
The place in front would be very small..even then they would have this gate or door..in case there is no space in front the front door of the house would be kept shut always..you will hardly see it opened.
Of course modern Muslim houses are just like Hindu ones.
Do Pakistani Muslim houses look the same?
You're only right about tamil/telugu muslims, they're different but wrong about gujarati muslims, there are many Pakistanis with Gujarati origins especially in Karachi whereas 1/4th of mohajir community is from gujarat, Quaid-e-Azam,Javed Miandad,Maulana Edhi & some of the biggest businessmen of Karachi & Pakistan are Gujarati, but i understand some people might not be aware if they haven't travelled much of Pakistan
Don't mean to offend in any way, but dude you sound way too weird, houses depend on the region they r in , not religion, we have nothing to do with tamil , telugu or gujrati muslims, they are as alien to me as a pakistani as uzbeks of afghanistan are, however i consider punjabis of india , irrespective of religion, close to me since i am also from punjab