I'm a British Pakistani, AMA

My mum always gives me some biryani (a days worth), and lots of tubs of keema and daal, I just freeze them and then eat them with pasta or bread/pita bread, that's the best I can do. I just need some food with Lil spice to remind me of home lol. I do visit home every two weeks so I'm well stocked up and mum always prepares a nice meal involving chicken when I visit, so nice of her! (I love chicken lol)

So yeah ask away!

(Also, all opinions are my own, I cannot answer for the whole of the British Pakistani population or all Muslims)

dude the British helped rediscover indias now world renowned civilisations in the indus valley, aryan acheology etc - they were obsessed with it when they found we had full cities older than the Pyramids. - it was the arab muslims that supressed this history when they invaded now modern afganistan and pakistan and tried to remove its hindu and buddhist roots from the record

the reason why british pakistanis dont know of the wealth of their own history is basically cause of islam- which is the doctrine of their salve masters of the past.

Jo Mein Sar Basajda Huwa Kabhi To Zameen Se Ane Lagi Sada
Tera Dil To Hai Sanam Ashna, Tujhe Kya Mile Ga Namaz Mein

Behen G yeh samajh mein aa raha hai?

Oops! Sorry for assuming that.

And yes..Arians have farms and land. Basically farmers.

Bhai Saab! Meri Urdu ko underestimate maat ki jiye. Meri Urdu laa jawab hai. Aur hanjee iska matlaab hai ke...

When I did the sajda, the zameen started saying that your dil is ashna(obsessed/lost/lover?), what will you find in Namaz?

Kaisa bhai saab, haina meri Urdu kamal ki.

you cant be a farmer without land

I don't actually know what you are talking about but just to let u know ur urdu is actually good do u also write in urdu??

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Bhai Saab! Meri Urdu ko underestimate maat ki jiye. Meri Urdu laa jawab hai. Aur hanjee iska matlaab hai ke...

When I did the sajda, the zameen started saying that your dil is ashna(obsessed/lost/lover?), what will you find in Namaz?

Kaisa bhai saab, haina meri Urdu kamal ki.

haha JazakAllah sister. And yes I can read and write in Urdu and Punjabi. Gotta stick to the roots you know

Lol yeah. Well, farmers have land to do their work

haha JazakAllah sister. And yes I can read and write in Urdu and Punjabi. Gotta stick to the roots you know

And oh opps.. just talking about poetry in Urdu.

Hi I am also Pakistani but not British

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OMG... I really can't believe this... I don't believe that you're a British pakistani.
The zameen says that your heart is full of materialistic desire.

Try the following.

Ye tamanna hai kay azaad-e-tamanna hi rahoon.
Dil-e-mayoos ko manoos-e-tamanna na bana.

Zauq-e-barbaadi-e-dil ko bhi na kar too barbaad
Dil ki ujri hoi bigri hoi duniya na bana..

Ohh cool I can also read and write in urdu but not in punjabi and u r right about sticking to our roots

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farmer minus land = just a man with a pitchfork

How hard is it to learn to read Urdu and Punjabi? I want learn how to and write it, as well as Hindi and Punjabi in the gurmukhi script.

Lol haha yeah.

Haha kyun bhai saab urr gaye na hosh? Abhi intezaar kare, jaab apko pata chalay ga ke mujhe iss shair ki tashri bhi ati hai tou kia hoga haha

My wish is that may I remain wish free(if that makes sense lol)
Don't make your sad dil so related/attached to you wish
Don't ruin the taste/desire for breaking your heart
Don't create a destroyed and ruined life of your dil

I'm actually a German Pakistani but since I came to England at a young age, I do see myself as a British Pakistani. Although, I've a mixed German and British accent. It confuses people lol.

As much as I am aware and proud of Pakistan's ancient history, I am proud to be a Muslim. Pakistan by its very nature does not exist in a vacuum - it's flavour owes as much to the ancient Indus Valley people and Indo-Aryans as it does the Persians, Arabs and Timurid Turks.

I find it extremely unfortunate that you've allowed your understanding Islamic culture and history to be coloured by widely held misconceptions about us as portrayed in the media. In complete contrast to what you say, the Muslims are remembered in history as preservers, not a destructive force. You say Muslims destroyed advancements made by the ancient inhabitants of what is now Pakistan. How do you think ancient Indian numerals (the ones used by the entire world today) were transmitted to the West? By the Muslims! The irony!

Being Pakistani, for me, means respecting and having pride in all these parts - it's what makes us unique and distinguishes us from India, China, every other country on the planet which each have their own narratives to be proud of.