What is the difference between Punjabi and Pakistani?

The Punjabi language is mostly spoken both in India and Pakistan. In the Punjabi language, there is no difference in spoken, but only one difference between the Indian-Punjabi and Pakistani- Punjabi Translation is writing scripts.

What is the difference between Indian and Arabic?

Arabs vs Indians The difference between the Arabs and the Indians is that Arabs live in the Middle-East and parts of North Africa whereas the Indians reside in South Asia in India. Arabian people live in the Middle-East and some Arabs are also found to live in parts of North Africa.

Do they speak Punjabi in Lahore?

Majority of the population in Lahore belongs to different areas of Punjab and hence their mother tongue is Punjabi. So that is their preferred language when it comes to deal in day to day life like family discussions and market dealings.

What is the difference between Indian Punjab and Pakistani Punjab?

Bhatinda, Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Firozpur are the Muslim majority places in the Indian Punjab. Pakistani Punjab is different to Indian Punjab in the diversity of religion. In Pakistani Punjab Muslim are major, Hindu and Sikh are also present. It is not easy for other than Muslim to live in Pakistan.

What is the difference between Indian Muslims and Pakistani Muslims?

Pakistani Muslims live in a country where 97\% people are Muslims. Indian Muslims live in a country where 80\% are Hindu. Pakistani Muslims are an almost unanimous and universal majority in their country (it would be unfair to call it a majority with 97\%).

What is the religion of Punjab?

Religion: Indian Punjab is a Sikh Majority state but Hindus, Christians, Muslims are also present in significant amount. The gap between the Sikh and Hindu population is very less. The Hindus in Punjab also speak Punjabi and is their mother tongue.

Are there people who are both Punjabi and Muslim?

There are people classified as both Punjabi and Muslims. This existence is possible due to the invasion of Mohammad bin Qasim, a Muslim general. His invasion in Punjab led to a conversion among the native Punjabi. Also, Punjab was under Muslim rule for a period in its history.