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**enencephoth** · 03-12-2011, 10:08 PM

Why the animosity towards Bangladesh? After all West Pakistan did take advantage of East economically, politically and militarily. Personally I hate nationalism whether it be Pakistanis or Bangalis, but then again I think it human nature to be divisive.

For the brothers who gave responses, I will look further into the Ulemah mentioned on this thread.

Pakistan was the result of the idea that 'Muslims are a single, separate nation', but the name 'Bengladesh' itself suggests that the East Pakistanis were too Indianised to accept what would essentially be an Arabicised society in its final shape from Morocco to Indonesia. It is Bengladesh that is divisiveness embodied (or rather politicized) in that it divided itself from the pan-Islamic legacy of Muhammad Ali Jauhar and the Khilafat Movement called PAKISTAN; Pakistan on the other hand is all about unity of the Muslims as a single separate nation.

03-12-2011, 10:08 PM	#33
enencephoth Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	Why the animosity towards Bangladesh? After all West Pakistan did take advantage of East economically, politically and militarily. Personally I hate nationalism whether it be Pakistanis or Bangalis, but then again I think it human nature to be divisive. For the brothers who gave responses, I will look further into the Ulemah mentioned on this thread. Pakistan was the result of the idea that 'Muslims are a single, separate nation', but the name 'Bengladesh' itself suggests that the East Pakistanis were too Indianised to accept what would essentially be an Arabicised society in its final shape from Morocco to Indonesia. It is Bengladesh that is divisiveness embodied (or rather politicized) in that it divided itself from the pan-Islamic legacy of Muhammad Ali Jauhar and the Khilafat Movement called PAKISTAN; Pakistan on the other hand is all about unity of the Muslims as a single separate nation.
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