A stereotype about Pathans / Pashtuns

[KKF]

Re: Puranay Ghar Kay Mosam

@marwati

I didnt take offense by @muqawwee 's post, i am curious what could be the reason for such image and reputation of pashtuns in sindh and punjab, its not a rumour , it is very strong rooted stereotype in those areas and the reasons for it should be scientifically investigated. But honestly i didnt digest @KKF 's stupid comment, this is not the first time. U.P’s pathans are settled there since centuries and are perhaps the most intellectually and politically most vibrant community among muslims of u.p with very high literacy rate and here he is telling us that they came to his village from some “far far away land”, eat naswar and talks in khocha manner…the entire cultural identity of U.P is by Afghans, mughals and persians, and here he talks as if pathans(pashtuns) are some alien folk in U.P

@marwati

@KKF perhaps in your eagerness to tell members here that you also know pathans/pashtuns, you fabricate such stories. I am not an uneducated and unaware person, so you have to convince me harder. Pathans/pashtuns or rohillas (as known such in U.P) are culturally, linguistically, and even look-wise in most of cases, are same as rest of U.P muslims. I know it from first hand experience as i have met some urdu speaking karachiites who had pathan/pashtun roots and also some pathans of U.P are added with me on facebook. Nothing so much distinguished about them, they just look , speak and behave like rest of U.P muslims like syeds, mughals, qureshis, ansaris etc.

you ask a question and when someone replies, you call his/her post stupid and at the same time you claim to be an educated and aware person…

…is this the sophistication your education and awareness has brought to you?

i would have responded to your attack on me if you were more civil in your reply. this is the last time i am addressing you.

thank you and good bye!