You're an educated guy but your comment reeks of racism and elitism. KP is part of Pakistan but you also seem to be ignorant of the Indic provinces of Pakistan such as Punjab and Sindh. KPK just like Punjab and Sindh was also an Indic province not too long ago, it was known as gandhara and Hindko was the majority language. So why is it more believable that people from KP can have foreign heritage but not people from the Indus plains when in reality all of these regions were also invaded. I'm not saying people from Punjab, Sindh or Muslim Indians/Bengalis have Turkic or Arab heritage but even if they do why does that bother you? Also what evidence do you have that people in KP have turkic heritage? Are you using fair skin as evidence even though there is no genaological evidence? On most DNA tests Pashtuns from Pakistan are actually not that different from Punjabis, Sindhis and Kashmiris- they literally cluster around each other, there may be physical differences due to climatic adaptations but if you're acting like you're some totally different foreign race then you're deluded.
Also I've come cross your old comments where you claimed you were half Hindkowan - who by the way are a Punjabi subgroup and mostly belong to clans that are found in Punjab (such as Awans, Abassis etc) but you also claim to be a Pashtun a "Khilji", what evidence do you have that you're a Khilji, a you a Pakistani from Peshawar can claim to be a Khilji then a Lahori or a Karachiite can also claim to be a Mughal or a Durrani based off what their grandparents told them, why are you given a pass but Indic muslims are not? I feel like you're using "white skin" and "facial features" as an argument when it holds no weight when it comes to anthropology, just because someone doesn't look like their ancestor doesn't mean they're a self-hater for acknowledging them. I'll give you an example, Kamala Harris is a prominent African-American politician that is also half indian, she can somewhat pass as both but turns out she's a also descendant of Hamilton Brown - a well known Irish slaveowner in Jamaica, she obviously does not look white but would it make her a self hater if claimed she was 1/16th Irish? Of course not, it's just a fact of history. Now if you're claiming that it's a form of self-hate then you're actually subconsciously attributing value to white skin beacuse you're like "Oh how dare these brownies claim a foreign lineage, they think they're white!!!" but imagine if it was the other way around, you wouldn't say that.
Exactly, I'm well aware of the Bohra communities heritage. [MENTION=131701]Mamoon[/MENTION] Pakistan is a large and diverse country especially the Indus plains, you shouldn't look down on people and educate yourself about the diversity. For example the Bohra community in Karachi which migrated from Gujarat has a well documented Yemeni lineage, in fact it's supported by genetic studies. I remember reading a paper by a prominent anthropoligst/genetic researcher that the Bohra community had also stayed in Burma and made their way to India before migrating from Yemen, so they had mixed up with people along the way. Are you gonna claim that they're "fabricating" their heritage to "upgrade" themselves just cause they acknowlege. I believe the Bohra's are one of the few communities in Pakistan that also consume camel meat.
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