Cultural and Demographic Changes in Societies

They adopted a children's policy,

and Muslims married four times over

and had children in abundance,

then the Greeks were wiped out of the market. That race simply vanished.

No one knows where it went. That's why those in Greece now aren't original

Greeks. Perhaps you might find the grave of one or two somewhere,

or one or two alive who can trace their lineage. But what happened to the Greeks in the market?

They were wiped out. Just like 60 or 70

years from now, people will say the Japanese were once a nation too.

You think I'm joking, but this is a

reality.

You'll say, 70 or 80 years from now, people will say

that Japan, whose

national language is Pashto,

once had Japanese people here, because the Pathans, mashallah, are spreading so much, and

marrying Japanese women there too, so either the Pathan will learn Japanese

in Japan,

or the Japanese will switch to Pashto. But one thing

is that their lineage has died out. There, Alhamdulillah, our people have married. In our

religion, there is marriage, brother. In the Japanese religion, there isn't. In the Hindu

religion, there is too, but I'm talking about culture, not religion. Culture

alone is ours

that promotes nikah. So whose side will be stronger?

Ours. Even in Europe,

Japan will become Pakhtunistan, and Italy will become Italangadesh

because there are far too many Bangladeshis there.

Now, someone should make a combination of Japan and Pakhtunistan,

Khaiban Japankhwa, that's an excellent suggestion. We'll call it Japan Khan.

Japan will become

Japkhoonistan.

Japkhoonistan. We took the initial J

and P from Pakhtunistan, we missed it. But in any case, something

will come of it. But we

perhaps won't be in the world then.