<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->IMO, bashing Pakis and bashing Urdu are two different things ...
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But the concept behind Pakistan and Urdu is precisely the same: Islamiyat of Hindustan. Both are conceived and born with the same hatred for everything that is Hindu, and notion that Islam can not live with anything that is native Hindu. Love for all that is daar-ul-islam, Arabia, Turk and Faras, and contempt for all that is daar-ul-harb.
As you are proud of "Urdu Heritage", you should know how Urdu poets have been subtly doing their Kaafir-bashing. Analyze the most famous Gazals that are full of Kafir-bashing. Remember a very famous Gazal of Akbar Allahabadi, put to voice by Gulam Ali - 'Hangama Kyo Hai Burpa, Thodi Si Jo Pee Lee Hai'. Next time when you hear that gazal, pause to think about this line: "buut humko kahe Kaafir, allah ki marzi hai". (By the way Akbar Allahabadi was a very creative poet of 30s-40s, who provided roji roti for so many gazal singers of pakistan for the next 50 years, and after his name a new Urdu University has been inaugurated by your mananiya Mulayam-Ji at Prayag.) It is only after the take over of Urdy poetry by Hindu poets that you see some change.
Nobody is asking for a ban on Urdu Language as you seem to have observed. But what is painful is to see Urdu being promoted right here in your own land <b>at the cost of your very own languages</b>, and the blind dhimmi being proud of Urdu even more than he is proud of his own languages not even knowing their worth.
What was all that talk about freedom to choose and so on, I did not get how that was connected to this. Was somebody suggesting Urdu be legally or otherwise banned or what? Everybody has a right to live as they want, be proud of whatever they are proud of including junk, and freely express their thoughts on it as they want to. All in someone's hands is to educate them on what really they are proud of and what really they have not learnt and missed and therefore not had an opportunity to appreciate as an alternative.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> btw, isn't it ironic that "irony" does not have a Ras associated with it? ...
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To update your information, "Irony" is an Alankara (not Rasa), and a very celebrated one at that in the Hindi poetry both traditional and modern. It is called "Virodhabhas Alankar" in Hindi. Poets Tulasidas Ji and Surdas ji were masters of this Alankar. Many modern poets like Jayshankar Prasad and Suryakant Tripathi Nirala have used this too. In Sanskrit, Kavikulguru Kalidas was a true master of "Irony"-alankar.
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But the concept behind Pakistan and Urdu is precisely the same: Islamiyat of Hindustan. Both are conceived and born with the same hatred for everything that is Hindu, and notion that Islam can not live with anything that is native Hindu. Love for all that is daar-ul-islam, Arabia, Turk and Faras, and contempt for all that is daar-ul-harb.
As you are proud of "Urdu Heritage", you should know how Urdu poets have been subtly doing their Kaafir-bashing. Analyze the most famous Gazals that are full of Kafir-bashing. Remember a very famous Gazal of Akbar Allahabadi, put to voice by Gulam Ali - 'Hangama Kyo Hai Burpa, Thodi Si Jo Pee Lee Hai'. Next time when you hear that gazal, pause to think about this line: "buut humko kahe Kaafir, allah ki marzi hai". (By the way Akbar Allahabadi was a very creative poet of 30s-40s, who provided roji roti for so many gazal singers of pakistan for the next 50 years, and after his name a new Urdu University has been inaugurated by your mananiya Mulayam-Ji at Prayag.) It is only after the take over of Urdy poetry by Hindu poets that you see some change.
Nobody is asking for a ban on Urdu Language as you seem to have observed. But what is painful is to see Urdu being promoted right here in your own land <b>at the cost of your very own languages</b>, and the blind dhimmi being proud of Urdu even more than he is proud of his own languages not even knowing their worth.
What was all that talk about freedom to choose and so on, I did not get how that was connected to this. Was somebody suggesting Urdu be legally or otherwise banned or what? Everybody has a right to live as they want, be proud of whatever they are proud of including junk, and freely express their thoughts on it as they want to. All in someone's hands is to educate them on what really they are proud of and what really they have not learnt and missed and therefore not had an opportunity to appreciate as an alternative.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> btw, isn't it ironic that "irony" does not have a Ras associated with it? ...
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To update your information, "Irony" is an Alankara (not Rasa), and a very celebrated one at that in the Hindi poetry both traditional and modern. It is called "Virodhabhas Alankar" in Hindi. Poets Tulasidas Ji and Surdas ji were masters of this Alankar. Many modern poets like Jayshankar Prasad and Suryakant Tripathi Nirala have used this too. In Sanskrit, Kavikulguru Kalidas was a true master of "Irony"-alankar.