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Good gried, how ignorant are you? There are Rajputs who converted to Islam you know, it's nothing to do with this "superiority" nonsense, it's just a fact. I'll get you one right now:
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I guess you're not a Rajput anymore since you're Muslim as per this clueless Bharti
Nice tag brother. These fakes can’t hold a candle to the real Rajput clans of Punjab who were fully Islamicized during Mughal rule, completed during Aurangzeb’s reign.
In fact, half of central Punjab is Rajput, especially around Lahore and it’s sister cities/villages.
These short dark fat chubby or malnourished people claim to be Rajput makes me laugh.
Rajputs are known by three main clans and we identify each other by our tribal ancestry.
I guess you're not a Rajput anymore since you're Muslim as per this clueless Bharti
Interesting to know that Rajputs, even before Islam, had their own faith which revolved around the worship of fire, sun, and moon. We were not Hindus, but we followed an ancestral Irani (Aryan) faith. Similar to Greeks and Babylonians, bulls and horses were idolized as symbols of strength and power.
We always heavily ate meat and had no qualms about infighting among other Rajput clans (even until death and extermination.) Religion did not figure much into our way of thinking, except to promote warfare and military prowess in the plains of Punjab.
Later on, many converted to Islam or they first changed to Sikhism and then on to Islam. Islamicization of the Rajput clans was bloody and slow, but once it was completed, Rajputs became the elite of the Mughal empire, intermarrying with Mughal sons/daughters.