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Originally Posted by redux:

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/wh...sted-leg-of-lamb-etc 

 

Shaitaan: "Also, this isn't really your concern as you are a Hindu convert descendant with the blood of Hindus. You are a Muslim because your ancestors buckled and converted under the heavy yoke of Muslim tyranny and genocide in India."

 

Yea, that's about right. Hindu/Sindhu/Hindustani/Sindhustani/Indian have been historically used to refer to the people of the Subcontinent as an ethnic group, a nation (or confederated tribes) and of course as a race.

 

Hindu=Indian. An example of this would be the Surinamese who call themselves "Hindustanis" regardless of what deity they believe in.

 

One is white/caucasian regardless of which particular "god" one chooses to pray to. One cannot convert into or out of being white/caucasian.

 

The modern usage of "Hindu" to separate the religious practices of the native people of India from the people racially is a fairly recent Victorian taxonomic imposition.

FM
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Originally Posted by redux:

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/wh...sted-leg-of-lamb-etc 

 

Shaitaan: "Also, this isn't really your concern as you are a Hindu convert descendant with the blood of Hindus. You are a Muslim because your ancestors buckled and converted under the heavy yoke of Muslim tyranny and genocide in India."

 

Yea, that's about right. Hindu/Sindhu/Hindustani/Sindhustani/Indian have been historically used to refer to the people of the Subcontinent as an ethnic group, a nation (or confederated tribes) and of course as a race.

 

Hindu=Indian. An example of this would be the Surinamese who call themselves "Hindustanis" regardless of what deity they believe in.

 

One is white/caucasian regardless of which particular "god" one chooses to pray to. One cannot convert into or out of being white/caucasian.

 

The modern usage of "Hindu" to separate the religious practices of the native people of India from the people racially is a fairly recent Victorian taxonomic imposition.

so what is a "Hindu convert" if u are not talking about religion?

 

i doan see any East Indian Muslims here denying their racial heritage rooted in the Indian subcontinent

 

hmmm?

FM
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