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Are there any prominent Hindu Punjabi Pakistani Communities?
I am from Punjab, India. Most of the times when I come across Pakistani Hindus they are primarily Sindhi Hindus or sometimes Balochi Hindus. But I have rarely seen Pakistani Punjabi Hindus. Here we have prominent Hindu community which have come from Pakistan during partition and they are mainly- Chopra, Malhotra, Kapoor, Chadha, Bhati, Bhalla and these surnames are common with Sikhs too.
So I would like to have conversation with some Punjabi Hindus from Pakistan, I just want an insight in their lives.
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Found this 2004 Bloomsbury edition in my district library.
So few people who have seen this movie. Let’s gather here and tell, did you like it?
Where was Cedric Diggory in this movie ?
I am halfway through the book and the Quidditch Cup has just happened. You can find a good mention of Cedric Diggory, but in the movie he was not seen anywhere, if I remember correctly. Then he suddenly appears in Goblet of Fire. I don’t know why they cut those scenes. They could have used them to establish Cedric’s character. I wonder why they did this, I would still watch this movie if it was 3 hours long.
Please answer my question.
I am an Indian and just want to ask that along with the original English audios, do you people have specific Urdu dub for foreign movies or do you simple have Hindi Dub available which can be understood for the major part except for some vocabulary.
I mean as children did you watch an exclusive Urdu dub for Harry Potter, Stuart Little, LOTR, Spider Man, or did you have any different Urdu Dub versions.
Found a 2004 Bloomsbury edition in my district Library.
As a child I couldn’t watch horror movies because they scared me, but Harry Potter movies never scared me, why is that so? Has it happened with anyone else?
reddit.comHow did you discover Harry Potter and fell in love with it?
So currently I am 20 years old going 21.
My elder cousin who is 11 years older than me once told me in 2013, when I was 8, that there is a movie series especially for children, and said that he himself was shown this movie in his school when he was a child, so the next day he made me watch Philosopher’s Stone on his computer, and I instantly fell in love with it, as far as I can remember, I can recall watching some scenes, like Harry with his uncle and aunt, Harry meeting the Weasleys, Harry at Kings cross, Sorting Hat ceremony, Quidditch and the climax. Then he made me watch a little of Chamber of Secrets, but he didn’t make me watch till the end, if I can recall, he stopped at the scenes of Moaning Myrtle. I kept asking him to show me the other movies for many days but he didn’t.
I remember that the next day in my school bus and at school, I was only talking about Harry Potter and I was literally obsessed with it.
And then the next year when I got into 2nd standard, we got a new cable connection, and the operating company had few channels of their own, they were named NVOD, where they had 5 channels for a single movie and the movie was telecasted simultaneously across all channels again and again from different time stamps and they used to run the Harry Potter series once in a month or so, then, I would wait for the movoes to come on these channels and I remember that I used to turn on these channels before going to school and after coming back I again used to turn the tv and watch the movie from where I left, but I couldn’t make it to the all 8 movies, but I had only completed first 3 movies and then I would miss the other parts, it kept going on for 3 years.
Then in 2017, when I was in 5th grade, we built a new house and brought a new LED tv, and got a HD connection and then somehow I discovered three channels, Movies Now, HBO and MNX all in HD.
These channels frequently telecasted Harry Potter movies in English and at the same time and Hindi Movies channel used to run Harry Potter marathon where they would telecast each movie every Sunday in Hindi, and I used to watch both the versions excitedly.
I again became obsessed, because this time I was watching them in English and on a much bigger screen in full resolution.
This continued for some months, but I didn’t understand the latter movies and I used to skip them, because they seemed very dark to me.
Then in 2020, when I was 14, I again discovered my passion for Harry Potter and somehow learnt to download pirated version of movies, and I took my dad’s old phone, downloaded Harry Potter movies, and then I would transfer them into a memory card( I didn’t have a computer), so I used to put that memory card in a small keyboard phone and connect it to my television via usb cable, and I was able to watch full hd version of Harry Potter again, this time I was able to watch all of them, as I was at home due to quarantine, eventually I bought a OTG, and transferred them into a USB, and I still have them, it seems so innocent to me now, but these all are sweet memories.
Please answer my questions.
Well, I am just 20 years old so my views can be bit nuanced and I am stil discovering.( All these conclusions are my own rational position and they are not ideologically or religiously motivated)
I have never read Quran( except for some verses), Hadiths or any other testaments of Muslims but the only knowledge of Islam I have gathered is through the speeches and lectures of various maulvis, mufti’s and sheikhs and I have come to certain conclusions.
While an ordinary Muslims can be as bad or good as an average Sikh/ Hindu, I am ready to accept them wholeheartedly but a person who is deeply invested in Quran seems to be an exceptional case. Here I have drawn certain conclusions:
There is no consideration for any other religion, according to Islam they lead to a wrong god and it is Shirk so accordingly Sikhs are muhsrikeen too.
Heaven is only for the believers and all other faiths are the faiths of disbelievers are they are destined to go to hell for eternity where they will be thrown in the hell fire, a fire whose wrath would be 70 times the fire we have on earth( it seems a psychological trick to avoid any deviation from the Quran)
The Muslims are morally superior to others and Islamic morality is the best and any other morality of any other culture or religion is not pious and it is corrupted by Satan( not a fact hidden, Muslims themselves are assertive about this )
The Muslims in an Islamic state are the stakeholders and all other religions are to be treated unequally to make them realise their true position.
The non Muslims cannot hold major positions in an Islamic state, because kafirs shouldn’t be commanding Muslims.
The biggest sin is not rape, murder or infidelity but it is the worship of false gods and hence some Islamic scholars goes to the extend to say that Idoltary is a bigger sin than rape!( seriously)
Islam orders to establish a system of self governance and therefore it can be seen that behind the closed doors they can be heard saying that they don’t belong to the rule of the land but they belong to the rule of allah( west is a great example)
Sharia or Quran cannot be changed and hence it leads to the following of outdated concepts in modern day which would surely give birth to conflict.
The Muslims collectively holds a strong sense of brother hood and they give moral immunity to their fellow Muslims and try to defend literally any thing or strengthen their disbelief in the most obvious because their understating is not based upon common sense but it is based upon Quran and Sharia.
Well I had a lot to tell, but this is what I have come to know or atleast understand.
As I have already give a pre supposition, healthy discussion will be welcomed, and feel free to give any answer, while not trying to be politically correct.
What are your views on Islam?
Well, I am just 20 years old so my views can be bit nuanced and I am stil discovering.
I have never read Quran( except for some verses), Hadiths or any other testaments of Muslims but the only knowledge of Islam I have gathered is through the speeches and lectures of various maulvis, mufti’s and sheikhs and I have come to certain conclusions.
While an ordinary Muslims can be as bad or good as an average Sikh/ Hindu, I am ready to accept them wholeheartedly but a person who is deeply invested in Quran seems to be an exceptional case. Here I have drawn certain conclusions:
There is no consideration for any other religion, according to Islam they lead to a wrong god and it is Shirk so accordingly Sikhs are muhsrikeen too.
Heaven is only for the believers and all other faiths are the faiths of disbelievers are they are destined to go to hell for eternity where they will be thrown in the hell fire, a fire whose wrath would be 70 times the fire we have on earth( it seems a psychological trick to avoid any deviation from the Quran)
The Muslims are morally superior to others and Islamic morality is the best and any other morality of any other culture or religion is not pious and it is corrupted by Satan( not a fact hidden, Muslims themselves are assertive about this )
The Muslims in an Islamic state are the stakeholders and all other religions are to be treated unequally to make them realise their true position.
The non Muslims cannot hold major positions in an Islamic state, because kafirs shouldn’t be commanding Muslims.
The biggest sin is not rape, murder or infidelity but it is the worship of false gods and hence some Islamic scholars goes to the extend to say that Idoltary is a bigger sin than rape!( seriously)
Islam orders to establish a system of self governance and therefore it can be seen that behind the closed doors they can be heard saying that they don’t belong to the rule of the land but they belong to the rule of allah( west is a great example)
Sharia or Quran cannot be changed and hence it leads to the following of outdated concepts in modern day which would surely give birth to conflict.
The Muslims collectively holds a strong sense of brother hood and they give moral immunity to their fellow Muslims and try to defend literally any thing or strengthen their disbelief in the most obvious because their understating is not based upon common sense but it is based upon Quran and Sharia.
Well I had a lot to tell, but this is what I have come to know or atleast understand. What do you all think ?