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Fir Urdu? ?? Abdul mat kar ye social media jihad....kisi din fans jayega
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Replying to @UzmaRumi
@UzmaRumi this explanation is the most intelligent and wise commentary on the topic of evolution I have ever heard from an Urdu speaking person in my life. Super impressive 🙌
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Singh retweeted
A singer from an Arunachal Pradesh tribe sang a few songs with some Urdu words and made a reel. Immediately he was bombarded with messages from Muslims, urging him to convert to Islam. He says: "Am I crazy that I will convert to Islam? I'm very happy with my Hindu religion. At least check my ID and see how passionately I'm fighting for Hinduism. Come what may, I'll never convert to Islam because I'm loyal to my Dharma."
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Qadiani! You are deliberately ignoring important details. Just like you do with Mirza Qadiani’s writings. No wonder you are a Qadiani. The Shustri story was a later legend. @grok cannot read Urdu. Ask grok what is the content of the following attachment. Waiting.
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Prof.S.Venugopalan🇮🇳 retweeted
A tribal singer sang a song with a few Urdu words and made a reel in Arunachal Pradesh.Some Muslims immediately started messaging him, pressuring him to convert to Islam. He replied: “I am a Hindu, a proud Hindu. I will die but I won’t accept Islam. I am loyal to my religion.”
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Replying to @ViratVeer18
Tg people ki Andhra antey ekkadaleni hatred vachestadi kani vala sonta state lo valani 2nd grade citizen chesesaru. Urdu ni anta importance ichi, telugu ki matram importance ivvaru. But they never raised their voice..
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mara 🌸 retweeted
my whole message is in urdu im so fucked 😭😭😭😭😭😭
are you kidding me ? @zaynmalik
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chintanpatel19 retweeted
A tribal singer sang a song with a few Urdu words and made a reel in Arunachal Pradesh. Some Muslims immediately started messaging him, pressuring him to convert to Islam. He replied: “I am a Hindu, a proud Hindu. I will die but I won’t accept Islam. I am loyal to my religion.”
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Replying to @DailyTurkst
Urdu is an Indo-European language and have nothing to do with Turkic languages.
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Replying to @gutturalguffaw
Did that make sense in the original urdu?
Replying to @Qamar5618
Bhai urdu mein hi likh lae. English ka beragharak ker dia hai 😂😂😂
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Replying to @AthSal01
Pakistan may taleem Sirf 1 hi language may honi chahye.. aor wo hay English... Kiun k Pakistaniyon ki mother language Urdu nahi hay siwae 10% logon ki. Ap Jinki misaal de Rahe Hain wo zaban unki mother language hay. Jab k yahan Punjabi, Sindhi, pashto, Balochi b hay.
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Singh retweeted
A tribal singer sang a song with a few Urdu words and made a reel in Arunachal Pradesh.Some Muslims immediately started messaging him, pressuring him to convert to Islam. He replied: “I am a Hindu, a proud Hindu. I will die but I won’t accept Islam. I am loyal to my religion.”
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Indu Makkal Katchi (off) retweeted
Urdu born in Tamil Nadu, Hindi born in Saudi Arabia as per Dravida Model which is same as TVK belief.
இஸ்லாமிய மாணவர்கள் உருது படிக்கலாம். ஆனால் ஹிந்துக்கள் மட்டும் ஹிந்தி படிக்க கூடாது. இது என்ன மாதிரியான நியாயமோ? திராவிட மாடலுக்கும் மிஷினரி மாடலுக்கும் என்ன வித்தியாசம் ? இரண்டுமே ஒரே குட்டையில் உள்ள மட்டைகள்
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Strictly, Powell was not 'one of the youngest Professors in the country', but was made Professor of (Ancient) Greek at the University of Sydney, Australia in 1937, the youngest Professor in the British Empire & Commonwealth. One of few white British politicians to speak Urdu.
Enoch Powell was one of the most remarkable Englishmen of the twentieth century. A patriot, a scholar and a soldier, he served his country in uniform during the Second World War, rising from private soldier to brigadier. Long before politics became his main calling, he had already distinguished himself through military service and an extraordinary intellect. Powell was a classical scholar who could read and speak numerous languages, including Greek, Latin, Welsh, German, French, Italian and others. He became a professor of Greek at just 25 years old, one of the youngest in the country. He loved England, its people, its history and its traditions. Many of the concerns he raised about national identity, sovereignty, immigration and social cohesion decades ago remain central political issues today. Powell's life was a reminder that public service once meant something more than chasing popularity. He combined intellectual brilliance, military service and a deep sense of duty to his nation. Enoch Powell was no ordinary politician. He was a man of conviction, and history has ensured that he will not be forgotten and the present has proven that he was right. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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