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Okay, I've added Gurmukhi in addition to Shahmukhi because Abrar-ul-Haq is popular throughout the Punjab region and is not restricted to Pakistani Punjab. Now if there is a particular objection to this, please state it below before reverting. [[User:Sukh|Sukh]] | <span style="color: green;" lang="pa">ਸੁਖ</span> | [[User talk:Sukh|Talk]] 09:25, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
Okay, I've added Gurmukhi in addition to Shahmukhi because Abrar-ul-Haq is popular throughout the Punjab region and is not restricted to Pakistani Punjab. Now if there is a particular objection to this, please state it below before reverting. [[User:Sukh|Sukh]] | <span style="color: green;" lang="pa">ਸੁਖ</span> | [[User talk:Sukh|Talk]] 09:25, 7 July 2006 (UTC)


===Abrar is [[Pakistani]]===
Using Gurmukhi implies that he can read and write Gurmukhi and he blongs to India. Such implications are not acceptible provided that he is Pakistani, extremely patriotic and he cannot read, write Gurmukhi script. In addition he speaks different punjabi which is actually a [[Pakistani]] blend of [[Urdu]] and Punjabi quite different from Indian punjabi.

Using Gurmukhi implies that he can read and write Gurmukhi and he blongs to India. Such implications are not acceptible provided that he is Pakistani, extremely patriotic and he cannot read, write Gurmukhi script. In addition he speaks different punjabi which is actually a [[Pakistani]] blend of [[Urdu]] and Punjabi; quite different from Indian punjabi (I know because I speak same punjabi as Abrar).


In addition, his name is basically [[Arabic]] and there is no point writing an [[Arabic]]/[[Urdu]] name in Indian Punjabi Gurmukhi on English Wikipedia.
In addition, his name is basically [[Arabic]] and there is no point writing an [[Arabic]]/[[Urdu]] name in Indian Punjabi Gurmukhi on English Wikipedia.

Revision as of 14:37, 7 July 2006


The second paragraph makes no sense to me. Somebody, please make it make sense. --Kelly Martin 20:08, 2 Jan 2005 (UTC)

it makes sense but he doesn't word it properly. i didn't figure it out but because i went to abrar's concert..it makes sense. something about the donations abrar does..well somebody who knows more about it has gotta fix it up..-samisab

I know nothing about the subject, but I think it's an OK stub now. Katefan0 20:04, Jan 14, 2005 (UTC)

Added Gurmukhi

Okay, I've added Gurmukhi in addition to Shahmukhi because Abrar-ul-Haq is popular throughout the Punjab region and is not restricted to Pakistani Punjab. Now if there is a particular objection to this, please state it below before reverting. Sukh | ਸੁਖ | Talk 09:25, 7 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Abrar is Pakistani

Using Gurmukhi implies that he can read and write Gurmukhi and he blongs to India. Such implications are not acceptible provided that he is Pakistani, extremely patriotic and he cannot read, write Gurmukhi script. In addition he speaks different punjabi which is actually a Pakistani blend of Urdu and Punjabi; quite different from Indian punjabi (I know because I speak same punjabi as Abrar).

In addition, his name is basically Arabic and there is no point writing an Arabic/Urdu name in Indian Punjabi Gurmukhi on English Wikipedia.

Szhaider 14:35, 7 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]