“Muslims of Ind subcontinent including Pakistan have Hindu DNA but they fake Arabic/Turkish ancestry. Only way for Muslims to prosper is to accept real culture & ancestors”

Muslims and Hindus of the subcontinent, including Pakistan, share the same genetic pool, tracing their ancestry to the common gene family in the Indian subcontinent. Despite religious differences, their shared heritage includes languages, traditions and ancient history. Historical evidence highlights a common cultural and civilizational heritage of both the communities, rooted in the South Asian region. However, a vast majority of Pakistani Muslims reject this lineage, fabricating Arab or Turkish ancestry, which alienates them from their true identity.

This constant imitation of Arab-Turkish culture weakens Pakistan’s cultural foundation and identity. By rejecting their indigenous roots and emulating foreign cultural molds, Pakistan risks cultural alienation. Every Pakistani faces an identity crisis, with regards to ancestry and lineage, creating violent animosity between the Muslims and Hindus of the South Asian region.