What is the Meaning of CHURA? | Social Experiment in Pakistan

[zeroboy]

 

[Goenitz]

Can't waste my data on it. But as far as I remember Chorh was a tribe/cast who converted mainly to Christianity and also to Islam.

 

[N.Siddiqui]

Quite strange people who are into cleaning business and cleaning the cities and towns, homes are called filthy and people who are causing the filth and dirt are branded as clean...how ironic and detestable.

There should be no stereotype attached to a certain group/class or people...they have a clean soul. The reason Pakistan is failing on equality and human development.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Pluralist

This mindset in Pakistan is a legacy of its pre-Islamic Hindu past.

Regards

 

[N.Siddiqui]

This mindset in Pakistan is a legacy of its pre-Islamic Hindu past.

Regards

This is more emboldened in India than Pakistan, yes the class segregation is still there, as for the pre and post Islamic, Islamic values are not that deeply ingrained in the society, the bourgeoisie class and the upper middle to elitist.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Pluralist

....more emboldened in India than Pakistan....

More "embedded" you meant, perhaps?

Islamic values are not that deeply ingrained in the society,

Hopefully, with time, pre-Islamic/Hindu values will disappear from Pakistan and true Islamic values (as seen in KSA for eg) will prevail in Pak.

Regards

 

[Pak_88]

@Pluralist

Hopefully, with time, pre-Islamic/Hindu values will disappear from Pakistan and true Islamic values (as seen in KSA for eg) will prevail in Pak.

Regards

There's plenty questionable about society in the KSA.

The sooner we become homogenous and inclusive, free from discrimination and mutual bias/prejudice on the basis of religion, race, caste, ethnicity, or language, united only in our identity as Pakistanis, is the day we shall see a brighter future.

 

[Fawadqasim1]

Quite strange people who are into cleaning business and cleaning the cities and towns, homes are called filthy and people who are causing the filth and dirt are branded as clean...how ironic and detestable.

There should be no stereotype attached to a certain group/class or people...they have a clean soul. The reason Pakistan is failing on equality and human development.

Bullseye

There's plenty questionable about society in the KSA.

The sooner we become homogenous and inclusive, free from discrimination and mutual bias/prejudice on the basis of religion, race, caste, ethnicity, or language, united only in our identity as Pakistanis, is the day we shall see a brighter future.

Bullseye

 

[GHALIB]

Quite strange people who are into cleaning business and cleaning the cities and towns, homes are called filthy and people who are causing the filth and dirt are branded as clean...how ironic and detestable.

There should be no stereotype attached to a certain group/class or people...they have a clean soul. The reason Pakistan is failing on equality and human development.

True

 

[Kabira]

@Pluralist

This mindset in Pakistan is a legacy of its pre-Islamic Hindu past.

Regards

The muslims ones no longer identify as such and outside rural areas no one will know. Chances are good chunk of Pakistan top position holders belong to same community, they could be your next COAS or interior minister. This isn't like in India at all.

But here the problem is identity of certain community with religion, like Christianity where 99% are converts from same caste.

 

[GHALIB]

@Pluralist

This mindset in Pakistan is a legacy of its pre-Islamic Hindu past.

Regards

Change it. Why blame hindu past. Better to apply Islamic idea of equality .