Pakistani Danish
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Pakistani Danish |
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Total population |
20,250[1] |
Regions with significant populations |
Copenhagen Odense Vejle |
Languages |
Danish Urdu Languages of Pakistan |
Religions |
Islam Others |
Related ethnic groups |
Overseas Pakistani |
Pakistani Danish refers to people born in Denmark of Pakistani descent or those who immigrated to Denmark from Pakistan.
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[edit] History in Denmark
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[edit] Integrating into Danish society
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[edit] Demographics
The majority of all Pakistanis Danish live in the capital city, Copenhagen, Vejle and Odense, but there also some in Aalborg, Aarhus.
[edit] Languages
Most Pakistani Danish speak Urdu, however those which were born in Denmark usually speak Danish. It is very common for many also speak a second or third language, as they often tend to keep hold of their native tongues, which includes Punjabi, Kashmiri and Pashto.
[edit] Religion
Most Pakistani Danish are Muslims. Religion figures prominently in the life of Pakistani Danish families, and the Quran and the teachings of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad serve as the guidelines that Pakistani Muslims are supposed to follow throughout their lives. The majority of Pakistanis belong to the Sunni sect of Islam, although a significant representation may a big population of Shi'ite sect. There may also be small sects of Ahmadiya residing within the population as well.
[edit] Notable Pakistani Danish
See List of Pakistani Danish
- Kamal Qureshi - Politician
- Murad Ahmed - News Reporter
- Rushy Rashid - Lecturer
- Waqas Ali Qadri - member of Danish pop group Outlandish
- Ali Kazim - Rapper
- Ataf Khawaja - Rapper
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