Top 7 reasons why this Pakistani serial is a big hit in India

[KingMamba]

The topic was Islamic supermacy , and I proved that Islam is not a way of living not a culture just a belief. Arab culture, arabic language has nothing to do with Islam.They had spoken arabi before Islam.

Arabi itself is a mixture of armaic , egyptian and greek vowels and script. Not a product of Muslims.

Who said it was you idiot? Please quote said person.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

That is true but idk how you can call that pure grammar it is pure farsi all the Iranis on pdf can understand it easily.

???

 

[544_delta]

Their heavily loaded bookish Urdu make these serials too artificial sounding. The Indian serials uses regional Hindi vernacular that makes those serial more real.

can't come up with something better,can we??

 

[KingMamba]

Anyway what has all this to do with the topic?

Nothing mate I just had to quote you, earlier this dude said Arabic script came from Persian and then when I told him it was the other way he told me I need to appeal to change the education system in Pakistan.

???

Nvm we continue this later.

 

[al-Hasani]

@Screambowl

The Noble Qur'an was revealed in Classical Arabic and this way Arabic became the lingua franca of the Islamic world and still is to this day. Including the Arabic alphabet and alphabets deriving from Arabic.

It could have been any other language. It does not really matter.

I don't understand what you are talking about?! Why is it that all I see you doing is writing nonsense about topics that you have no clue about?

Do you see me talking about the waste system of Bangalore, the cuisine of Calcutta or the castes found in Lucknow?!

Let me guess, I have not read this thread at all and only read @KingMamba 's post and the later ones as he tacked me here.

Is this about Pakistanis having no identity prior to Islam? If it is then I don't understand how you cannot see the stupidity of such a claim.

It's like saying that Indian's had no identity prior to Hinduism.

Anyway I have seen your trolling before so I am not surprised that you are involved again. I don't remember our last debate but I remember some absurd claims from you back then too.

 

[Screambowl]

Who said it was you idiot? Please quote said person.

We have our own writing scripts we don't follow other's

 

[LURKER]

You got video of Urdu spoken in Awadh so I can see how much I understand?



Why are you still barking? Persian, Turkish, and Arabic in South Asia have to do with Islam because the Muslims introduced these languages to region hence you can call it Islamic influence on South Asia. It is just a general term to explain the history to duffers like you.

Urdu is differentiated from Hindi today, in official use Hindi is much Sanskritized so much so that a common man may find it hard to understand, similarly pure Urdu is one which uses more persian words. Still Urdu spoken in UP uses less Persian/Arabic words than the one in Pakistan. What a common man on street speaks here is niether that "pure" Hindi or pure "Urdu" .

This is a mushaira in Lucknow, you can see the difference from Pakistan.

 

[KingMamba]

@Screambowl

The Noble Qur'an was revealed in Classical Arabic and this way Arabic became the lingua franca of the Islamic world and still is to this day. Including the Arabic alphabet and alphabets deriving from Arabic.

It could have been any other language. It does not really matter.

I don't understand what you are talking about?! Why is it that all I see you doing is writing nonsense about topics that you have no clue about?

Do you see me talking about the waste system of Bangalore, the cuisine of Calcutta or the castes found in Lucknow?!

Let me guess, I have not read this thread at all and only read @KingMamba 's post and the later ones as he tacked me here.

Is this about Pakistanis having no identity prior to Islam? If it is then I don't understand how you cannot see the stupidity of such a claim.

It's like saying that Indian's had no identity prior to Hinduism.

Nah mate this thread was about language anyway the point was Urdu script came from Persian script which came from Arabic, I said this was due to the Islamic influence on South Asia. That led to his tirade against "Islamic supremacy" lmaooo. He then stated arabic script came from Persian and when he kept up with his bs I had to tag you because I thought you would find it as funny as I did.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

We have our own writing scripts we don't follow other's

@WebMaster. @Oscar. @Fulcrum15. @Chak Bamu. @Aeronaut.

 

[Screambowl]

@Screambowl



Is this about Pakistanis having no identity prior to Islam? If it is then I don't understand how you cannot see the stupidity of such a claim.

It's like saying that Indian's had no identity prior to Hinduism.

Hinduism is not a religion it is a way of living, properly known as Sanatan Dharma, with 1000 philosophies like Davaita Vendanta(Dualism), Advaita Vedanta(monoism), Vaishnavism, Shivism, etc we ourselves say that there are different religion and we respect. So this means it has always been there and will remain.

Pakistani's our brainwashed brothers are misguided, they see everything from Arab as something superior. In that falsehood, you guys have lost your own identity.

Now since West is ahead we all are becoming western. This is how people in South Asia change. What we have from our Land we don't accept this.

 

[KingMamba]

Urdu is differentiated from Hindi today, in official use Hindi is much Sanskritized so much so that a common man may find it hard to understand, similarly pure Urdu is one which uses more persian words. Still Urdu spoken in UP uses less Persian/Arabic words than the one in Pakistan. What a common man on street speaks here is niether that "pure" Hindi or pure "Urdu" .

This is a mushaira in Lucknow, you can see the difference from Pakistan.

I understood her fine sounds the same to me as Pakistani Urdu which words did Pakistan take out of its Urdu? @DESERT FIGHTER listen to the video, is that not the same Urdu spoken in Pakistan?

 

[al-Hasani]

We have our own writing scripts we don't follow other's

Yes, because no scripture has been influenced by other scriptures etc. They just fell from the sky.

What is it that I see here?

Those two are your oldest scriptures:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brāhmī_script

Kharosthi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Look at their parent system.

Aramaic and Phonecian.

So you are not any better.

 

[Screambowl]

Not sure if you are retarded but you are tryin hard .

that all you can bring kid?

 

[KingMamba]

Hinduism is not a religion it is a way of living, properly known as Sanatan Dharma, with 1000 philosophies like Davaita Vendanta(Dualism), Advaita Vedanta(monoism), Vaishnavism, Shivism, etc we ourselves say that there are different religion and we respect. So this means it has always been there and will remain.

Pakistani's our brainwashed brothers are misguided, they see everything from Arab as something superior. In that falsehood, you guys have lost your own identity.

Now since West is ahead we all are becoming western. This is how people in South Asia change. What we have from our Land we don't accept this.

Idk what you are trying to prove mate please stop making yourself look stupid.

Yes, because no scripture has been influenced by other scriptures etc. They just fell from the sky.

What is it that I see here?

Those two are your oldest scriptures:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brāhmī_script

Kharosthi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Look at their parent system.

Aramaic and Phonecian.

So you are not any better.

Wow I did not know about the bold, @INDIC @LURKER interesting.

 

[Screambowl]

Yes, because no scripture has been influenced by other scriptures etc. They just fell from the sky.

What is it that I see here?

This is your oldest scripture:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brāhmī_script

Look at it's parent system.

Aramaic and Phonecian.

So you are not any better.

and several sounds in sanskrit could not be produced in brahmic of course brahmi was rejected

And thsi Brahmi script is around 700BC is a derivative of Aramaic script in Middle east, during persian empire who was Not a Muslims , this is a part of our civilization only.

Bilingual Greek and Aramaic inscription by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka the Great at Kandahar, Afghanistan, 3rd century BC

Aramaic alphabet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia