What is the difference between Indian Muslim and Arab Muslim?

Dejar and Salir are two Spanish words that are usually considered to be the same, most especially when they are translated into English to give leave and exit, respectively. However, those who are very conversant with the usage of the two words can easily spot their differences since they are often used in different contexts. The common translation for the term Dejar is 'leave.' This shows that Dejar is used mostly as a verb, and it can be used in so many ways. It means to leave something without having any intention of going back to it again.

It also means to leave something behind by mistake or accidentally. At times, you can use the word to mean that you have quit something. Salir, on the other hand, simply means to exit or to go out. This might look so much like the meaning we have for dejar, but the proper usage of any of the two verbs depends solely on the context of the sentence. At times, salir can be used to refer to the change in position, appearance, and status of something or someone.

The significant difference between the Indian Muslims and the Arab Muslims is race. Indian Muslims are linked to the Hindu Arya race, and they are set apart from the Arabs in facial appearance, color, and skin. It has been said that the Arabs tend to discriminate against the Indians because their appearance is different from them. Indian Muslims speak one of the Indian dialects as their mother's speech, depending on which part of India they were born.

On the contrary, the Arab Muslim speaks the Arab language, which is his or her mother's speech. Indian Muslims also have unique ways of dress. In North India, they usually dress in a loose pair of shirt and pajama bottoms that are typically white. In South India, they typically wear a long rectangular piece of colored cloth called Lungi, which is fastened around the waist and hangs loose. The Arab Muslim wears a loose ankle-length white cotton robe, and the women wear the Hijab or veil from top to bottom with small slits opening for the eyes.