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	Assalam O Alaikum = Peace be upon you (It basically means hello, and it is a common greeting used in Islamic countries or among Muslims in general)		Assalam O Alaikum = Peace be upon you (It basically means hello, and it is a common greeting used in Islamic countries or among Muslims in general)

	== ~~Urdu vs~~ Hindi~~--What's the difference?~~ ==		== Comparison with Modern Standard Hindi ==
	Urdu is a language spoken primarily in Pakistan. Its grammar and sentence structures are similar to [[Turkish]], [[Persian]], [[Arabic]].		Urdu is a language spoken primarily in Pakistan. Its grammar and sentence structures are similar to [[Turkish]], [[Persian]], [[Arabic]].
	[[Hindi]] is a language spoken primarily in India which is basically an easier version of [[Sanskrit]] language, for years the common Indian person found it extremely difficult to speak pure [[Sanskrit]] and make others understand it internationally, so they borrowed the Urdu language with a dash of [[Sanskrit]] in it calling it [[Hindi]] language. Reason why Hindi and Urdu speakers are able to have a somewhat easy conversation with each other.		[[Hindi]] is a language spoken primarily in India which is basically an easier version of [[Sanskrit]] language, for years the common Indian person found it extremely difficult to speak pure [[Sanskrit]] and make others understand it internationally, so they borrowed the Urdu language with a dash of [[Sanskrit]] in it calling it [[Hindi]] language. Reason why Hindi and Urdu speakers are able to have a somewhat easy conversation with each other.

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	== Other sources ==		== Other sources ==
	*Encyclopædia Britannica [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/404090/nastaliq-script Nastaʿlīq script]		*Encyclopædia Britannica [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/404090/nastaliq-script Nastaʿlīq script]
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	'''[[Urdu]]''' , also known as '''Lashkari''' or the '''Lashkari language''' (لشکری ‍زبان)<ref name="Ahmad2009">{{cite book\|author=Aijazuddin Ahmad\|title=Geography of the South Asian Subcontinent: A Critical Approach\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=I2QmPHeIowoC&pg=PA120\|year=2009\|publisher=Concept Publishing Company\|isbn=978-81-8069-568-1\|pages=120–}}</ref> is a mixture of several languages having it's origin in [[Turkish]], [[Persian]] and [[Arabic]] languages, hence it is also termed as a Lashkari Zaban. It is the national language of [[Pakistan]]. It is spoken as a lingua franca by the majority of people in [[Pakistan]] And it is also Spoken in some Parts of [[India]] like the states of [[Delhi]], [[Bihar]] and [[Uttar Pradesh]]. With Exceptions of numerous Vocabulary Words, Phrases or Tone of Speaking some words are similar to spoken Hindi. When Written, it is Written Completely Different from [[Hindi]]. That is Why, Speakers of Hindi and Urdu can have a Conversation with One Another, but they Cannot Read or Write [[Urdu]] or [[Hindi]] Letters to one another.		'''Urdu''' , also known as '''Lashkari''' or the '''Lashkari language''' (لشکری ‍زبان)<ref name="Ahmad2009">{{cite book\|author=Aijazuddin Ahmad\|title=Geography of the South Asian Subcontinent: A Critical Approach\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=I2QmPHeIowoC&pg=PA120\|year=2009\|publisher=Concept Publishing Company\|isbn=978-81-8069-568-1\|pages=120–}}</ref> is a mixture of several languages having it's origin in [[Turkish]], [[Persian]] and [[Arabic]] languages, hence it is also termed as a Lashkari Zaban. It is the national language of [[Pakistan]]. It is spoken as a lingua franca by the majority of people in [[Pakistan]] And it is also Spoken in some Parts of [[India]] like the states of [[Delhi]], [[Bihar]] and [[Uttar Pradesh]]. With Exceptions of numerous Vocabulary Words, Phrases or Tone of Speaking some words are similar to spoken Hindi. When Written, it is Written Completely Different from [[Hindi]]. That is Why, Speakers of Hindi and Urdu can have a Conversation with One Another, but they Cannot Read or Write Urdu or [[Hindi]] Letters to one another.

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	*Encyclopædia Britannica [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/404090/nastaliq-script Nastaʿlīq script]		*Encyclopædia Britannica [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/404090/nastaliq-script Nastaʿlīq script]

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