Hast-o-Bood Part-9

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Chapter One

Imagination of Humanity and Nationalism


Zaat-e-Haqq told the formation of the world of beings to Adam (peace be upon him) from whom the present human race emerged. From the very beginning, human nature has been driven by the spirit of individuality, growth and survival. The quarrel between Abel [Surah Al-Ma'ida, the Qur'anic sage] and Cain, the son of Adam, led to the murder of Abel. Thus, the development of this innate sense of self-interest created a spirit of self-determination and personal growth, which later led to factionalism, tribalism and domination.

Even in the Indian subcontinent, which is a prominent region of the Asian continent, human history dates back to the Stone Age. According to historical evidence, the Aryan invasion from the northwest succeeded in pushing the ancient inhabitants of this country, Kol, Bheel, Darawar, etc., to the south and southeast. And so the sovereignty of the newcomers was established here. Who settled here permanently and gave birth to a society. Because they all wanted to promote the protection of purity of blood and the pursuit of personal excellence due to their obsession with personal superiority, these same thoughts and ideas provoked Manoj to write "Manu Smriti". Divided human beings into five different categories according to requirements. And first of all in this country, caste started from here. This classification formed the upper class of "Brahmins". Apart from teaching and learning, his position was considered glorious due to his religious guidance and performance of religious rites.

"Kashtari" came in second. Which was assigned the responsibility of war and defense of the country from the opposing nations.

"Resh" was placed third and was responsible for farming.

At number four, "Shudra" was formed. And he was given the duty of working as a servant in addition to handicrafts.

The lowest class was called the "Chandals" who were given the job of Choudhary Chamar and this class consisted of the conquered local population who were unable to protect their beloved homeland due to the Aryan mobilization. Thus, this class division prevailed in India till the publication of Islam. Until later, several conquerors came to the subcontinent, the majority of whom settled permanently in the same land, which not only changed the old outdated system, but also gave the Islamic way of life general acceptance. As a result of the fusion of the virtues of the ancient society and the Islamic ideology, the Muslim rulers, with their moral values ​​and mutual family ties, created a beautiful combination of masters and subjects in the formation of the modern society of this country.

In this region of the world, many nations have emerged with such qualities as their unique fortune-telling, warlike, courageous, masculinity, unique personal and regional characteristics, leading to a particular tribe. Proved Thus a new concept of Goth emerged in different nations Sheikh, Syed, Mughal, Khilji, Lodhi, Afghan, Turkmen, Chauhan, Durrani, Rajput, Kashmiri, Jat etc.

to be continued ....

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