What Muslim country is ideologically most similar to Pakistan?

[StormBreaker]

I'm 16 so not really a kid, but a borderline man.

Thought you were some 35yo man

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

As I said, the Turks are in no way similar to Pakistanis. Our language is most similar to Turkish languages in Central Asia, and structurally similar to Hungarian. We use Persian and Arabic words, but we are not even aware. Although we could not agree at all with the Iranians in this forum, I saw a lot of Turkish speaking when I went two years ago in Tehran as a tourist and genotypes resembled relatively more to Turkey's geography, perhaps Azeri blood ties with Turkey is because they are but the main was hygiene issues I wanted to come. Turkey is an emphasis on cleanliness is a Muslim country, no matter what city, but as far as I watch the Pakistan travel videos until they are needed much less attention to hygiene for standart Turkih People. If you bring a left-wing Istanbul man to Pakistan, it can be folded at a certain time, but if you bring an Islamic Anatolian person to Pakistan that you think you can understand much better, you will not find the optimism you are looking for in terms of hygiene and culture. Iran, on the other hand, pays more attention to trains and vehicles, although their cities are old. When referring to the similarities, you should also consider these, I was not malicious when comparing my Pakistani friends to Afghans and Indians.
When a Turkish person sees Arab clothes, his mood falls, even if he is not considered racist. In general, the only difference between an Indonesian headscarved old woman and a Turkish woman in Anatolia is slanted eyes, but Pakistani are a little different. People who have seen 2 countries can deserve this, a beautiful topic, people can be informed.

 

[StormBreaker]

No don't lie now, using the word Jihad in a sarcastic manner to insult others does mean you belittled Islam, and even now I have not yet insulted back at you.

“Keyboard Jihadi” is a term, generalized for those who act all ummah ummah on keyboard, launch new empires and unite all muslims under one banner on mobile screens and tweets.

Nothing insulting here, plus intentions judge actions.

 

[Lincoln]

Your choice,
IMO Pakistan has no historic ties with Turkey as modern Turkey is much older.
Judeo Christian values unite Europe and America, may be Turkey and Pakistan can share islamic values.

But its more about interests now.

Then you haven't read into it. If religious ties were the defining factor, we would've been in love with Saudi Arabia more. But surveys show Turkey is viewed more positively in Pakistan.

There are a lot, a lot, a lot of historical ties.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

You are a typical relative of pdf moderators.

And we all know who you are.

 

[gangsta_rap]

and structurally similar to Hungarian.

macaristan turul

 

[Arulmozhi Varman]

Quite ironic the answer is Turkey. Turkey is one of the most liberal nations on earth inspite of being Muslims. They take pride in their past including their non Islamic ones and being a Turk is an unifying factor.
They unlike my confused neighbors in my west don't abuse their past to prove Ummah love. Infact they don't even like the concept of Ummah thing.
Culturally Pakistan is very similar to northern India and Afghanistan. That's it.

 

[Indos]

Quite ironic the answer is Turkey. Turkey is one of the most liberal nations on earth inspite of being Muslims. They take pride in their past including their non Islamic ones and being a Turk is an unifying factor.
They unlike my confused neighbors in my west don't abuse their past to prove Ummah love. Infact they don't even like the concept of Ummah thing.
Culturally Pakistan is very similar to northern India and Afghanistan. That's it.

Dont underestimate Turkey Islamic ideology as their nation has been ruled by Islamist party since early 2000. Turkey has become so liberal due to Ataturk influence that force secularism into Turkish politics and society since WW2. The Islamist has been purged since then but is able to control the nation after the year 2000. Their Islamist part believe highly with Ummah concept, this is why they support Islamist GNA government and Islamist rebel in Syria.

 

[Humble Analyst]

With population booming in all of the Arab world we will have "power" whatever that means in his situation. Turkey could collapse at any time, or a coup could take out Erdogan which would leave it more or less powerless.

Possible but appears to be wishful thinking

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

Dont underestimate Turkey Islamic ideology as their nation has been ruled by Islamist party since early 2000. Turkey has become so liberal due to Ataturk influence that force secularism into Turkish politics and society since WW2. The Islamist has been purged since then but is able to control the nation after the year 2000. Their Islamist part believe highly with Ummah concept, this is why they support Islamist GNA government and Islamist rebel in Syria.

The only reason GNA is supported is Nato and other allied nations. Iran, kills thousands of Sunni for years, the Iraqi war has hundreds of years and Turkey's actually not even care. Erdo uses Islamism only for rent.

With population booming in all of the Arab world we will have "power" whatever that means in his situation. Turkey could collapse at any time, or a coup could take out Erdogan which would leave it more or less powerless.

It is a great hope, sometimes we think about it, but then it comes to our mind that we are not desert guys my arabian bro

 

[Philip the Arab]

The only reason GNA is supported is Nato and other allied nations. Iran, kills thousands of Sunni for years, the Iraqi war has hundreds of years and Turkey's actually not even care. Erdo uses Islamism only for rent.



It is a great hope, sometimes we think about it, but then it comes to our mind that we are not desert guys my arabian bro

Lel ite?

 

[PakistaniJunior]

I could be wrong with this, but i heard somewhere that Israel also came into existence on the basis of religion? Can someone shed light on this?

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

Lel ite?

power is power, no matter how or where it comes

 

[Philip the Arab]

power is power, no matter how or where it comes

Ok bruva.

 

[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

Ok bruva.

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