About the Darwishes and their language مقاله

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No real specialist5 today doubts that the people speaking Indo-European languages, meaning the legendary Aryans, did not originate in India, which is the region they arrived in during the second millennium BC (on the contrary, the question of where they came from remains, and three more acceptable hypotheses point to Central Asia, i. Among them, the Dravidians may have come from the south, then the Munda-Kolarians from the east, and last of all, the nomadic Aryan tribes, who spoke an Indo-European language, entered India from the northwest 2000 or 3000 years later. A special canal 7 meters wide connected it to a river that flows into the Arabian Sea. But what is more interesting is that Lothal was located in the south of the Indus Valley, and its antiquity is by no means less than that of Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa3, and other pre-Indian cities, as its age reaches 4000 years. According to some specialists, the Dravidian word "Manci"7, which means a large ship, could carry 10 and sometimes up to 40 tons of goods, and it still exists today in the languages of Dravidian nations residing on the western and southern coasts of India, such as Kannada8, Malayalam9, Toulou10, and Tamil11. According to this archaeologist, they came from Dravidian India, meaning the land of pre-Indian civilization. According to Kramer, the inhabitants of Mesopotamia called it the Dilmun of India, and it had a pre-Indian civilization, with the worship of multiple water gods and knowledge of seafaring and domesticated elephants.