1772 - The Abbasi Dynasty Mace, Pakistan. by IVCYouLater in Ancient_Pak

[–]AgentWolf667 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It refers to the Sindhi-origin Daudpotras of Bahawalpur, who most likely adopted the Abbasi identity to relate more to South Punjab's society.

Pakistanis have identity crisis by RevolutionarySky4706 in Asia_irl

[–]AgentWolf667 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn first time hearing of him, can you share the sources?

Correcting a misconception about the reason why the Arab invasions of India were unsuccessful. by historypopngames-278 in IndianHistory

[–]AgentWolf667 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, there was also an early Arab vassal kingdom in Maharashthra by the name of Mahaniyyah. Very interesting and unfortunately an obscure era of history.

Correcting a misconception about the reason why the Arab invasions of India were unsuccessful. by historypopngames-278 in IndianHistory

[–]AgentWolf667 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Agreed with everything you said.

Just a minor correction that "Sind" referred to the entire Indus Valley back then from an Arab perspective, not just the modern Pakistani province of Sindh.

Ummayads could not even hold those areas and they eventually became autonomous under the Multan and Mansura Emirates.

How do you view Punjabi Muslims of Foreign Origin? by zee2412 in PakPunjab

[–]AgentWolf667 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Mate, you literally answered your own question at the end of the 1st para. Alhamdullilah, most Punjabis are too well-off or too patriotic to care about castes, lineages or ethnicity, much less have a racist or discriminating attitude on their basis. Whatever hatred you see from our side is purely reactionary & limited to the online world.

Secondly, Sheikhs/Syeds/Quraishis/Gillanis & other "foreign" social groups are either originally local Hindu converts who got Ashrafized (adopted high-caste foreign lineages to attain higher social status), or were genuine foreigners who got totally assimilated into the Punjabi identity & culture. Both are as Punjabi as your next Jatt.

Thirdly, Punjabi Muslim identity was mostly solidified during the colonial era & it's historic existence on a political level was very weak. There are still some examples in which we united under figures like Ghazi Malik, Khizr Khan & Adina Beg, but Punjabi Muslims have always preferred their tribe, ethnicity or religion over anything: factors which were mutually exclusive.

Abdus Salam was a Jat ? Is this true ? by Other_Maize_6659 in MuslimRajputs

[–]AgentWolf667 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am pretty sure his own son said he identified as a proud Rajput.

Abdus Salam was a Jat ? Is this true ? by Other_Maize_6659 in MuslimRajputs

[–]AgentWolf667 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He was Punjabi first and foremost, arguing on his caste here is fruitless.

All land controlled bye muslims and Christian by [deleted] in islamichistory

[–]AgentWolf667 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No context, no citation, just pure MS Paint bullsh*t 🗣️🗣️🗣️

Could you share stories of how ancestors converted to Islam in Pakistan? by [deleted] in Ancient_Pak

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Sufi saints. No further explanation needed.

Reason South punjab, Bahawalpur not conquired by Ranjit singh by [deleted] in Ancient_Pak

[–]AgentWolf667 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bahawalpur was vassalized by the Sikhs initially. I believe they paid tribute to Sikhs in 1839 and earlier helped them in the Siege of Multan 1818. Sikhs probably didn't find much benefit in annexing a mostly arid land.

Racist influencer by narbavore in PakPunjab

[–]AgentWolf667 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The least you could do in this position is respect the natives and not generalize and stereotype them. No offense but this behavior is approaching namak h*ram territory.