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fekr kardam ta alaan bidaar boudi, va mikhaasti beri bekhaabiNa bikar ke nistam ta alaan bidar basham, taze bidar shodam.
Ye moghe hayi pish biad ta sobh bidar mimunam...fekr kardam ta alaan bidaar boudi, va mikhaasti beri bekhaabi
OK, shab va rouz khosh
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Raasti, alaan taazeh az khaab bidaar shodeh boudi, ya inke taa alaan bidaar boudi?
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Thanks for your informative post. I learned new things in it. But I do not agree with all of it. For example, I have doubts about your version of how Deobandi school was created. With British Raj designing its building. How its funding and recruitment came about? This was not a time of internet, advertisement, etc. Nothing of this scale could be done without at least some degree of state power. Even if deobandis was founded by those remnants, the possibility can not be discounted that they had been bought or forced into cooperation or they would have been executed like others. At any rate, the movement was instrumental in propagation and stabilizing British Raj.
I did not mean that Hindus were pushed towards secular education. I said, prioritized. British were smart governors. They did not unnecessarily create such discrimination that could jeopardize their political power. Rather, they were looking favorably to Hindus being in position of bureaucratic power than Muslims or Sikhs. But your larger point about British outlawing Farsi is correct in that, the entire educated class of Muslims suddenly became officially "illiterate" and thus left out of structures of power and decision making.
I do not think deobandis themselves could by any possibility of imagination think that as India was moving towards self-governance and independence, based on a representative system, Muslims could be in position of absolute power since Hindus would have dominated them, not only in numbers but also because of their status in education as well as their firm grip on bureaucracy of India. This idea of complete domination of India was just an excuse for them to oppose the creation of Pakistan since they thought, they would become a minority in such a state among other denomination of Muslims, which actually did happen eventually. Correct me if I am wrong, but to this day, deobandi leaders have not apologized for their wrong decision on this issue and stand by their original idea of opposition to creation of Pakistan. Now, for another state such a triviality would not matter. But for Pakistan a country based on an ideology it is a poison for its foundation.
I did not know that General Zia was a Wahabi. It is new for me. I always thought he was a deobandi. But then it explains his policies. But overall, I believe the Islamization of Pakistan actually started during the time of Butto. He was the guy who facilitated the deobandis into corridors of power. Even his choice of putting Zia in charge of army an institution that was always run by liberal Generals is an example. He was the guy who started to supply Pakistani labor to Arab world and aligning Pakistan with Saudi Arabia and Arab causes (let me remind you this, over the objections of Iranian government at the time).
There are two things that make me perplexed. And this goes to say who complex South Asia can be. First, the 1857 rebellion, in which Muslims and Hindus were side by side, trying to rid themselves of a colonial power. I guess the only other such a rebellion at such a scale against a colonial power was the American revolution which was more successful than Indian one. But despite such unity, 90 years later, they were at each other's throat. What changed in these 90 years. I believe without understanding these 90 years, Pakistan India relationship can never be normalized.
The other perplexing thing for me is the conduct of General Zia. He tried everything in his power to turn Pakistan from largely a Sufi nation to a Wahabi power house. Under his watch Pakistan made its first nukes. But then he did not transfer this technology to Saudi Arabia. Rather, he swiftly gave the technology to Iran for a very meager and symbolic amount of money. Pakistan at the time was awash with dollars that US was providing it for the covert war against Soviets, so it was not about money. So why he, despite being a Wahabi, gives Iran the technology but leaves Saudis, who had funded Pakistan's program, in the cold? I guess we will never know the answer.
But it is really sad, that all these dangerous ideologies are merging into each other in Pakistan, as you say with distinctions between them evaporating. Mutations at such level would mean, extreme difficulty in tracking them down and countering them both in physical form as well as ideologically. It is almost like a mutation making a hybrid zombie-vampire-terminator that looks and walks exactly like a human and even probably taking its orders from somewhere else. How would you fight such a thing if there are too many of them right among you? I guess, dark days would be ahead.
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aghayoun rahi, haman, rmi5, abii, serpentin, kolang, daneshmand, iran 18.. , the silen.... , va others, kholase bebakhshid age nakhaste baes narahati shodam, va felan bye.
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aghayoun rahi, haman, rmi5, abii, serpentin, kolang, daneshmand, iran 18.. , the silen.... , va others, kholase bebakhshid age nakhaste baes narahati shodam, va felan bye.
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