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I was listening to some mughal era persian songs and I think I just found the origins wannabe syndrome among pajeet mudslimes. Here are few of my observations

>Highly correspondent with level of mixing

>Peaks in absolute abbo muslims

>Historically wannabe kattar wannabe muthleems ruined successful islamic empires in india.

Look at the lyrics of a poem written by Aurangzeb's daughter

>Afarin bar jegaram bad ke dar keshvar e Hend,

Sekkeye naghde sokhan rajeye Iran zade am,

Baz emrooz delam sooye Khorasan rafte ast,

Reshteye kofr boridast o be iman rafte ast,

Va nashod chon ghoncheye del, dar baharestane Hend,

Raft morghe rouge Makhfi, goosheye Kabol gereft

This translates to :

Hail to my soul, for within the country of India,

I speak the valuable tongue of Iran,

Again today, my heart years for Khorasan,

It cuts off the root of blasphemy and goes towards faith,

The flower of the heart does not bloom in the garden of India,

Makhfi's secret bird instead flies away, and goes towards Kabul.

She has clearly mentioned about her homesickness wrt khorasan(which mostly was under other sultanates by the time).

Isn't it ridiculous that you're almost completely indian by race now still express your biasness and kinship for a culture completely foreign to you?

Now connect the dots, this was also the time when Aurangzeb ruled and was highly radical about islam despite being extremely less turkic like his ancestors. For example, akbar was the only last pure turkic mughal and was not very serious about Islam neither did he care about his so called homeland.

He was serious and tolerant about India and his empire actually grew.

I have even created a quote

>The closer the collapse of an islamic empire, the more wannabe it's ruler is.

>>2546(OP)

Holy shit, a quality fucking thread. I believe the wannabe syndrome is quite strong and you can and will find this a lot among the converts if not those with really thin lineage at that point.