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[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

My Father who turns 72 this October 1st may Allah(swt) bless him made sure that I was raised Muslim and knew I was Pakistani, he made sure that we visited our motherland often, this is part of the reason my parents divorced a few years back because my mother who was Hispanic and Catholic wasn't fond of this.Part of the reason why I joined PDF was to meet like minded people and by the grace of Allah(swt) I found some good people here, its hard being a Pakistani lover here when your own community thinks you are way too nationalistic or a FOB,and to be frank I dont have many American Pakistani friends and many think I am just a idiot.I am learning Urdu slowly by watching some Pakistani TV and my father helps me translate the content I find the language to be much soothing than Arabic or Spanish.We as American Pakistanis should be like the Greeks,Koreans,Chinese and Turks here,I know a Greek Bud who is ancestors came through Ellis Island way back in the 1910s yet his family still has connections to Greece and Greek issues, eventhough many of his family did intermarry with Italians later on with other groups they made sure they knew Greek language and Greek Culture same goes with other groups in America do the same.We dont invest in our community or have centers that help with that

Visit the Muslim Center (green dome masjid) in Jamaica, NY. I am sure you can find like minded people. Go with Tablighi Jamaat, many of their Ameers come from Pakistan.

If you want to start learning to read Urdu, I would advise you to find Allama Iqbal’s Poetry online with English translation.

If you know how to read Arabic, it will be a piece of cake to teach yourself Urdu.

Everyone in the Balkans and Eastern Europe hates each other and claims the took their history we dont have that many Macos here its mostly Greeks and Albanians here but in recent years some Turks have moved in here as well

I have really great Albanian friends, some of the nicest people I have ever met. Hard-working people. Albanian language is influenced heavily by Turkish, and they have a lot of words in common with Urdu for this reason.

The Bosnians are even more religious. Some of the greatest Islamic scholars in the US are Bosnians.

 

[Yankee-stani]

Visit the Muslim Center (green dome masjid) in Jamaica, NY. I am sure you can find like minded people. Go with Tablighi Jamaat, many of their Ameers come from Pakistan.

If you want to start learning to read Urdu, I would advise you to find Allama Iqbal’s Poetry online with English translation.

If you know how to read Arabic, it will be a piece of cake to teach yourself Urdu.



I have really great Albanian friends, some of the nicest people I have ever met. Hard-working people. Albanian language is influenced heavily by Turkish, and they have a lot of words in common with Urdu for this reason.

The Bosnians are even more religious. Some of the greatest Islamic scholars in the US are Bosnians.

I live not that far from Jamaica and I know the Mosque you are talking about last year I went with Jammat to Long Island and spent a part of the week with them should make more time for that soon most of of the Ameers were from Pakistan or were American raised Pakistani.As for Albanians some are religious some not but the religious come from Kosovo which was in state of the war with the Serbs back in the 1990s, Albanians are very hard working and kinda remind of the old school NY Italians at times in fact many Albanians bought most of the Italian pizza joints and stores in recent decades.Have met Bosnians in the past because of them my views towards Whites in general have changed a bit thanks to them.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Reminds me of this video.

 

[TMA]

Exactly I think the big problem with Muslims these days is we forgeting that we were once a great civilization and sadly a lot of the diaspora folks even the Pakistanis one buy the twisted western narative that we were invaders and caused destruction of great nations again History is not black and white

http://iqbalurdu.blogspot.com/2011/04/bang-e-dra-114-khitab-ba-jawanan-e.html

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

http://iqbalurdu.blogspot.com/2011/04/bang-e-dra-114-khitab-ba-jawanan-e.html

I love that YouTube channel.

This video is pretty great also. Allama Iqbal’s Tariq (bin Ziyad) ki dua: ye Ghazi, Ye Tere Purisrar Bande

http://iqbalurdu.blogspot.com/2011/04/bal-e-jibril-128-tariq-ki-dua.html?m=1

 

[Yankee-stani]

Allama Iqbal was well known in European circles as well heck he even advised and wrote letters to Benito Mussolini then leader of Italy once shame we dont produce Muslims like that no more

Iranian intellectuals like Ali Shirati admired Iqbal's work and were heavily influenced by his ideas of a Muslim State some of his ideals did lay in the foundations of the Iranian Revolution and later when the Islamic Republic of Iran was set up in the late 1970s, many IRGC generals quote Iqbal's work too.I wish Persian was taught more in Pakistan we should be close to Iran and Iranic cultures than to the Arabs to be honest