To Dance or Not To Dance...?

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Re: To Dance or Not To Dance…?

@EDAL

It’s pretty damn obvious I wasn’t referring to a small 0.5% minority group, it’s pretty obvious I was referring to the other 99% of Pakistani people, and yes when they follow pagan/Hindu rituals and customs it is shameful and it’s crap, not all of them do it, but a lot tend to without even realizing what their doing.

LOL?

Pakistanis are South Asians. The entire subcontinent shares a culture. Hindus have adapted several “muslim” traditions as have the muslims of this region adapted “hindu” traditions. That combination of cultures is what makes South Asian culture so fascinating.

And why is following another religion “shameful”? And there you go again with the word crap and referring to another person’s religion.

You do realize it makes you look really overwhelmingly uneducated, right? It’s attitudes like these which give Pakistanis a bad name. Maybe you’re forgetting your ancestors but you cant change history. My family used to sikh and i’m sure before that they were probably hindus. I, along with many other Pakistanis, love the multi-religious aspect of South Asian culture and take pride in it. Those traditions in Pakistani weddings aren’t “hindu” but rather “desi”. Hindus have adapted several of muslim traditions and you know what? Similar traditions are followed all over the Subcontinent. Please dont embarrass yourself and other Pakistanis with your ignorance. Kthanks.

@Notanothergirl

I’ve dance at weddings and occasions where there were men present whome I did not know and was not related to…my dad and mom didn’t mind at all. AM I REALLY A MINORITY HERE!!!SERIOUSLY?!..

No, you are not. It’s quite common and it’s still a huge trend amongst my family as well.