Very commendable 👍 I only wish there were more in Pakistan with that mindset. In the 60s and 70s, even the domestic help spoke broken English. The change happened when the appeasement of the mullahs was started by Bhutto and then accelerated by Zia. There hasn't been any brain cells spared from religious indoctrination... English is a long long shot

Ur comment is really inspiring for me. I also want to learn eng. Plz can u help me in it.

Interesting idea how to talk with yourself

@@KamranKhan-ey4lh Never stop learning

@@andleebraja5678 The easiest way to learn NEVER STOP LEARNING .

Just like people speaking Urdu consider people speaking pasto, punjabi, Baloch, Sindhi as inferior? In India most of the people can speak or understand English because it’s our second language. But in your case , Urdu(being a foreign/imported {from India}) is your second language and English comes 3rd. Hence the struggle is real!

You guys have superiority and inferiority complex at the same time, backed by a culture of victim hood! Btw loved the AAYI AAYI ! ❤

Urdu is not even our language. It's a colonial project from Western Uttar Pradesh. We will happily prefer English over Urdu anytime, if our mother languages are discriminated against

agreed. More than English, our relationship with Urdu and our regional languages is confusing. We give English way too much importance thanks to colonialism. Due to this our regional languages hve suffered, even more than Urdu.

😂😂😂😂 phir english bhi colonial hai angrezon ke najayaz bete​@@mantiquenawaz823

Pakistan never got independence It just had a change of master

And what do you propose as a solution? Building identity isn’t easy when soo many ethnicities exist. As such religion acts as the only unifying force, and Pakistan has always used Islam to define its identity.

That's a good question. I can only share my experience of living in the West. We can start by teaching the young generation in schools and media, our shared history, values, tolerance towards different ideas and thoughts, our goals etc. The list goes on. Perhaps these things can build a healthy identity.

@@crazyfrog126 True. The Pakistani history that’s taught starts at the Indus Valley, skips everything, then talks about Muslim conquest of Sindh, then Mughals and so on. History shouldn’t be defined by religion. Most Pakistanis don’t even know about the rich Bhuddist, Hindu, and Sikh history they have because it’s been washed over by the Islamic one. Both are important. Both make us who we are today. It’s this notion that leads to Indians claiming our lands history… because we never claimed it. History isn’t defined by religion but by land. Our land has rich history that dates back to the world’s first major civilisation. First History, then we need to dissolve this idea of “ummah”. Most people don’t know that many Muslim countries sided with India in our wars. Most don’t know how much Pakistanis are hated in the Arab and Turkic world. This idea of “ummah” should die out. The recent events in Kyrgyzstan and the Middle East are leading to the end of this ummah idea, which presently I’ve only seen paraded in Pakistan. No other Muslim country cares, everyone is focused on themselves. We need to realise we’re Pakistanis first, Muslims/Hindus/Christians second. Next, provincialism needs to end. When you define provinces by ethnicities it leads to tensions and separatism. Its almost like we have 5 states in a single country; Most punjabis don’t know what Baluchistan is like. Most Pashtuns don’t know what Sindh is like. Pakistan should be divided into sub sectors based on a more equitable system, such as population. Grouping areas of 20 million people or so together will lead to more equitable distribution of funds and so, when economic growth takes place, those fazool ki tensions end. This also prevents one province from becoming a “monopoly” of sorts, like Punjab is today in Pakistan. Another issue this solves is that majority of provincial funds rn go to one city. In Punjab, Lahore. In Sindh, Karachi. In KP, Peshawar. Tied to this point is language. Urdu should be promoted, not forced, to everyone. People should be told that yes its great you’re learning your mother tongue, but learn Urdu and English too. I myself speak 3 languages: Seraiki, Urdu, and English. Promoting a single language will go a long way into promoting connectivity between the various ethnicities, which will lead to a strong sense of community. Coupled with a strong transport system like the one in India, this should make Pakistan a lot more cohesive. I strongly believe one of the prime reasons for the lack of a strong national identity is ethnic nationalism. If you finish ethnic nationalism, you solve a major piece of the puzzle. Next, education. Specifically education in modern science and technology. When you become a potent force in this sector automatically your country has global influence. A better image globally, one shifted from the traditional stereotypes we have, would make Pakistanis prouder a nation, which obviously contributes to national identity. Finally Islam. I’ve visited plenty Muslim countries and I’ve found the Islam in Pakistan to be the worst of the bunch. We don’t have female prayer areas, we have shrines where we worship humans, coexistence with minorities is seen as a sin, and much much more. We need a body of educated Muslim scholars (not the mullahs) to sit and decide on how to propagate true Islam, which at its core is about humanity, peace, community, and love. Extremism is a big issue here and learning the true Islamic faith can heal it. Moreover Islam is about not forcing people to believe in what you believe. Live and let live. Since Pakistan’s identity, and ideology, bases around Islam, we should at least teach the true religion in the country. Idk if all of these things just make sense to me or they do have potential. A more progressive, economically prosperous, and religiously true Pakistan can lead to the construction of a strong unified national identity. I mean we’re gonna celebrate a century of Independence soon. We’re not a new country anymore. Many said Pakistan wouldn’t survive half a decade, but it’s been eight and we’re still here. Idk who’ll ever think to this level, cuz our politicians are just busy playing their game of thrones. As a young proud Pakistani I hope to contribute to this. Apologies for the long ahh comment but Pakistan zindabad.

@@Zecos You made some excellent points. I could not have articulated them better myself. Well done sir!

@@crazyfrog126 *madam :3 but ty 💚

These are the modern Lawrence (s), instead of Arabia of Pakistan! Here to perpetuate their master Lord McDonald's (McCauley) very intelligent move to replace Farsi with English in whole of Hindustan. This man was indeed very intelligent the locals could not have seen how hard this one language move will hit their roots for centuries to come. Hence this guy and the likes of him even today are a living testament to the British moves of imperialism from culture, society, education and geography. To them ape like imitation of their gora master society is the most important thing to do. Check another 'plyoutube philosopher' just like him called muzammil. All selling the same merchandise i.e. east has nothing good and all thinking should be imported from the west. Many will fall prey to them but a tiny number will remember the wisdom of the east now lost to British looting and pervasive English propaganda.

Calm down, bro. It's not that deep.

Behn / bhai, bache ko ARABIC sikhaye, sath me english aur urdu bhi sikhaye. Sikhane ki zarurat nahi hai, bas bache ko aese logo ke ird gird dale jo arabic, urdu, english bol re ho. Homeschool kare. Aur states me rehte hain to din me 3 communities me bhej diya kare, aik english, aik urdu aur aik arabic. sincere advice

​@@bobbyeditz765 It's deep

Great suggestion

Good idea

​@@Jack54123acceptance is the first step

Just my 2 cents here. I had a similar feeling with India and gave me grave uneasiness thinking that everything is going wrong with my country. It helps a lot when you realize that you are not defined by the country you were born in. And also, we need to get out of this collective mindset where every failure of our countries becomes our personal failure. Once you mentally dissociate yourself from this group thinking, it gives you peace to make your life in whatever you want it to be.

U no need to be. Good or bad thing has been dictated by grammarians who held the view of prescriptivism. Mistakes are even good for language learning.

Right

Put off your Urdu bashing for a moment and tell him why do you hate English?

it does make sense, but you have to figure out first what's importance of Pakistan in your eyes and heart. If Pakistan don't matter to you then you can do whatever you want, but if matters to you ( I mean really matters) then you need to prioritize somethings clearly. if you unknowingly falling into somewhere in the middle, you need to get rid of confusion first before discussing this topic

@@farhanathar2256 lol so to be able to unite Pakistan we have to sacrifice our language? That’s a pretty fucked up logic , and why is it only Punjabi, why not ask pashtoons to sacrifice pashtos and sindhis , Balochis and Kashmiris to sacrifice their languages too? Also why urdu then ? Why not make Punjabi or Balochi the national language lol , tum jese logon ki wajah se Pakistan k 2 tukrray huve thay

i'm of the same opinion. From my experience, it is the North Punjabis that are not confident in themselves when they speak their language. I have been living in the Middle East for a decade and it is always Punjabis from North Punjab (Lahore, Sialkot, Sargodha etc) who don't speak Punjabi and it is because they were never taught it from a young age. Your observation is correct, I'm adding on to that. It is not only the govt, but reflection of a larger cultural problem. i have never met a seraiki, baloch or a Pashtun who didn't speak their language.

​@@umerghaffar4686 yes, what you gonna do ? will fight north punjabis over it? do you realize the concept of inter marriages as well? People are having marriages outside of their cast, communities through out Pakistan and that's actually good for the country and in helping all Pakistanis become a one nation. and that's very natural and organic as well. Your concept of every Punjabi must speak punjabi is gonna die out anyway in few decades. You should be more concerned about your young guys and girls moving out marrying goras and non muslims and leaving not only their language but their culture, forgetting their roots as well as their religion. that's actually the problem to discuss and solutions should be presented.

Because we are enslaved nation and colonialized already!

dialects you mean.

@@arunpatidar6335 Balochi, Birahvi, Pashto, Urdu, Farsi. these are diferent languages. Only Balochi has more than 5 dialects.

not many.. pick one english, french, german, chinese and speak with clear accent

@@arifcr6581 the more you learn 🤯

@@sitepad not necessary when your neighboring country is Afghanistan and Iran.

Yes, but that's still sad in a way that Pakistanis have to learn English and be good at it ( the language which was imposed on us by people who came to our lands from 6000 miles away and colonized us and imposed our culture on us) to find great job, or make a great career. it's so sad. We should keep improving and working on our national language ( Urdu) as well which is our identity in the world and gives us sense of belonging and comfort. People might say English is an international langauage we had to learn it either way even if britishers didn't come but they miss out on most important of points that atleast then we would not have that complex about English which currently prevails in our country. Chinese, French, Japenese ,turks, Italians etc all speak their language and when they speak english they speak on a very basic level without having an english accent while we live in complex until we master it.

Yes man , please do talk about the "Pakistani LGBT community ". Also , I want a solution regarding the marginalised community. Muzammil as U mentioned in a podcast earlier "Islam as a state religion" , let's suppose this happens , then how do U think it will impact the community, will LGBT community of Pakistan be able to get any rights under this sort of system!

​@@SalahSalah-yt9ldLol , I'm pretty sure that's not even possible in a country where an organized religion is the state religion or a country where the majority of people are Muslims (unless the political system implemented is different). There are over 58 Muslim countries in the world and all of them are hell for their LGBT community, no rights, no representation, no freedom of expression or freedom of speech. Everyday from the past 2-3 years mostly, I could see the influence of Islam growing all over the world, In western countries due to high level of immigrants from Muslim countries, we could see that the Muslims are becoming influential, There have been Muslim led rallies in Britain and Germany regarding demand of Shariah by Muslims and last year in Canada some Muslims organised a million person march against LGBT community of Canada. Horrible!! Moreover, if you see so call red pill or manosphere sort of people they are in a lot of ways inspired by Muslims and a huge number of them are Muslims. If you ask me where the world is going, I'm confidently speaking towards the dark ages but this time led by Islam not Christianity or any other organized religion.

Idk , what could genuinely happen about this . A lot of Muslim Mullahs have promoted falsely things like the whole world that the West is promoting LGBT or things like the a lot of people are becoming Gay etc etc .. all the BS . All I care about is truth and the truth is that, no matter what your religion, what your culture is , what your race is LGBTQ individuals are a part of every society in the world, a small percentage of LGBTQ individuals exist everywhere in the world and it has always been a small percentage, it is a small percentage and it is always going to be a small percentage. If anyone had studied evolution or history, they would know what I'm talking about. No one is promoting anything for God's sake , there are just a bunch of few countries which give equal rights to LGBTQ people and the majority of countries are life threatening, life suffocating of LGBTQ community. 12 countries in the world have a death penalty for LGBTQ individuals and in more than 70 countries in the world it is illegal to identify as LGBTQ, Some people ask why pride matters, this is the reason. This world is not a good place unfortunately. There are 55-58 Islamic countries in the world ig , in all of those countries there is a very hard/ traumatizing repression of LGBTQ community. Also there are people that say that LGBTQ is something that came from the west, BS man BS , they have always been here , in every culture, they exist in every nation. Well , if there's a problem in Western style LGBTQ community, then no worries desi style mein kar lete hain Lol , woh kia hai yahan koi relate karne wala kabhi nahai tha , toh humari Pakistani LGBTQ community me westerners ko hi sunna tha, yah koi dard samajhne wala nahi tha, yahan koi role models nahi they , Yahan sirf nafraatein thein aur hain ... @ Salah Salah you asked about the solution under the Islamic state, I don't think there will be any rights under this sort of situation. As I mentioned earlier 55-58 Islamic countries are there in the world, which practice different versions of Islam but none of them considers LGBTQ rights. Also , 80% of Muslims around the world are fundamentalists, the rest 20% includes moderate Muslims and liberal Muslims and these 20% is going to be irrelevant. In my opinion the Islamism is genuinely rising all over the world, all I could see is a dystopia in the near future... No hopes left . Another thing I want to mention is that the religion of Islam is an expansionist religion, if you read the religion it promotes expansion. So , if anyone wonders why Muslims where ever they go want Islamic laws in those countries, even if they have 55-58 countries by themselves then yk.

This is the first time I've seen any LGBT regarding discussion under Muzammil 's video 😂

​@@SalahSalah-yt9ld There is no space for LGBTQ in Islam.

So???

@@Ibrahimyoussef0 just stated the fact.

@@Ibrahimyoussef0 Fact Ganga jamna di olad

Wtf indian? It was a subcontinent language which was adapted by Bharat and Pakistan because they were part of the subcontinent!

Urdu is the language of the ashraafs, the progenies of Jahangir-and we have successfully imposed it on both Pakistanis and abos of Bharat. How is that?

I agree, title is misleading... hate wala concept tu exist hi nahi krta.. yahan English ka hawwa hai... title should have been ' English ka hawwa among Pakistanis'

I agree

Agreed 👍

True ban urdu in panjab

@@Mohdaguj Lol. Good joke

@@Mohdaguj Ban Urdu. what next? Ban Siraki and Hindko as well? But who gonna ban cultural problems that exist between different regions? Central Punjab look down upon every other punjabi from south or from the north? Urdu is not the problem. Grow up and focus on actual problems and try to solve those in an educated manner

Urdu is a Language of Muslims of subcontinent, Muslims of subcontinent made Pakistan so Urdu is a Language of Pakistan. English is not a language of Pakistan. but you can't say that can you ? .....6000 Miles se jo door se aye uski language theek hai apni language ni. jaa bhai.

@@farhanathar2256 lol majority of the Muslims of the subcontinent never wanted a separate state and majority is the Urdu speaking Muslims live in India than Pakistan, it's clearly an Indian language, wish you could read history of the languages, languages don't have religion

@@farhanathar2256 and majority of the Muslims refused to migrate to Pakistan and Pakistan is a British creation, urdu hindustan ki thi humari, Pakistan Ka Kuch Lena dena nhi hai issey

​​@@farhanathar2256 Urdu is not our language. Go back to UP, India if you're so passionate about it Our languages are Punjabi, Sindhi and Pashto

@@farhanathar2256 Bro go and search the origin of Urdu. It's a language from Up, India. You don't have any history. Cope with it.

A Great myth. people keep repeating it without doing research. Punjabis have done nothing in their own language even before 1947 to suggest their language could have been preserved in a way you want to. Don't Blame urdu and Pakistan for everything. Listen to the podcast and understand what's said. also the point about ' a nation needs some factor to unite itself' . Punjabi wasn't primary language of the subcontinent before 1947.. Hindi/Urdu were dominating the scene through out whenever A bengali muslim met a Punjabi muslim somewhere in east punjab or UP , they never engaged with each other in Punjabi, or Bengali or In English. Guess which they language they used to engage with each other? Yes - the much maligned Urdu. Muslims of the subcontinent always owned Urdu, and felt the connection with it , that's the reason a lot of Islamic work has been done in it for the people of the region . It's only now some weirods on social media are popping up and trying to post a certain narrative while ignore the history of everything related to it.

Also, Muzzamil has always been a very Pro Pakistan ( as one Federation) , if you are having problems with him saying anything in regards to that and want to follow sub nationalism over Pakistaniyat, why are you here? Follow some gama, maja there are many on this platform, I will see what value you extract out of those fellows and their sub nationalism.

@@farhanathar2256 If you replace the official and national language which are needed for white collar more prestigious jobs, without providing adequate resources to public schools to teach Urdu and English; then it naturally creates inequality. In which those who speak Urdu are on top and those stuck with Punjabi can't aspire to be anything other than an informal worker.

@@farhanathar2256 I don't care what were the reasons for Urdu to be chosen but this project has completely failed. Unless every kid get free quality education to learn Urdu, then the imposition has nothing to do with unity, only with maintaining power. Most people in Lahore still speak Punjabi, with partial fluency in Urdu.

​@@farhanathar2256 Pakistan being a nation is a myth. It's a multi national and multi ethnic state and tbh it's our greatest strength. Implementing Urdu kills the whole diversity and cultural heritage of our thousands of years old languages, and is not a uniting factor but a disintegrating one. Go read what constitutes a nation state and you might be able to get over the Pakistan Studies propaganda. However if you're a Karachi based UP migrant, you're hopeless, there's no point for debate left as you share more with the 20 crore Muslims of India than you do with us

Sahi kaha wese

Well actually u need to understand that the experience is different in different classes. If u speak English in lower middle class they will call burger and angreez whereas if you speak English in upper middle class you are considered prelviliage and parha lika. So it depends on classes, where u get experience.

@@HarisKhan-5656 In both cases Pakistanis love English!!!!

​@@BarnabasCollins-2ndhahahah its the sameas every pakistani loves money but everyone hate rich person and backbitting him. Everyone repects the money but then everyone is also critising him. Its the culture dude which nothing but just confused brain cells.

I agree title is misleading.

Right Brother

Here's another interesting fact: Karachi is home to the largest Urdu-speaking population in the entire world, and this city is also an economic and industrial hub of Pakistan, and you probably know the reason behind it.. Urdu is also the lingua franca of the country. Embrace this reality and avoid dividing people along linguistic and ethnic lines.

​@@KhordmandDelhi is the biggest Urdu speaking city in the world.

Neither is English the native language for most Americans?

@@Abdullah-uv9nk asi ki Karya sano ta AA pata Ka Urdu Ganga Jamni loka di Language AA Pakistan di Language NAI AAA

yr ager aap inki videos dekh rahay ho tu sath ma english words ki translation kerlo simple.

Bilkul sahi BAAT kahi

@@darkforces490 muzamil or Pakistani news k alawa meri sari KZfaq ki feed English main hai. Muzamil agar English main bhe bat karay to mujhay zati tor pay koi masla nahi. Meri sirf yeh request (التجا) hai k agar ap angrezi thori kam istemaal karain to ap ki bat un un perh logoun ko bhe samjh a jaiy gi jo angrezi tak nahi jantay. Per KZfaq pe videos dakh rahay hotay hain. Or ap k leye jo mizamil ko defend (دفاع) ker rahay hain itni se arz hai k main muzamil k alawa kisi ki podcast bath k nahi sun raha. Itna time hi nahi hota k ap adha ghenta ghenta beth k kisi ki pat sunain. 16 ghantay hotay din main sirf jagnay k. To jan lain k main in k khelaaf nahi houn abhi tak kisi bhe bat pe.

@@survivor8872 ary manay wasay mashwara diya ha bhai.

Thanks for promoting such mindset and working in that regard 🇵🇰❤️. Stay blessed

Agreed

Urdu se connection subcontinent k musalmano ka pehle se hai. Aur urdu parhay likhay logon ki zuban hai ye ksi ne bahar se aker impose ni kiya, ye organically hoa hai musalmano me yahan k ku k Ali garh jaise institute banay jinhay musalmano ne own kiya aur us se apna maqam banaya wahan Urdu ka hi main role tha aur ali garh me Bengal se le ker, Punjab, Sindh aur Pashtoon ilaqon se loog taleem lene jatay thay Pakistan bannay se pehle bhi. (Jiase roedad khan (bureacrate ) jinki abhi death hoi aur b bohat se loog. tu is trhan k message put out kerna ghalat hai...hamay wo baat kerni chahye jo correct ho. Urdu medium bana parhay likhay musalmano ka puray subcontinent ka isma konsi factually ghalat baat hai ? 1947 se pehle kitnay Punjabi speaking elite institute thay yahan ya sindhi influnced education hoti thi ? nahi..tu isma ksi ka kasoor nahi. ye reality hai.. reality se bhagny k bajaye hamay accept kerna chahye aur isi me improve kerna chahye.

​@@farhanathar2256 Go back to UP, India if you're so passionate about Urdu Pakistan with Indus flowing through it's heart is the land of Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashtun and Baloch. Our languages are more important to us than a colonial project Urdu will even be

@@mantiquenawaz823 abay Jahil tere baray Urdu Ku seekhty thay Pehle phr 47 se? Apni history NI pata aur Chala h batain krne

Urdu is not our Language it's UP Bihar

@@PunjabiMunda313-d5 ?

@@mahmad8528 Yar mara kan da Matlab Ka Urdu is not native language of Pakistani Peoples it's Indian Language Ganga Jamna ki Language aa

@@PunjabiMunda313-d5Yes.

@@mahmad8528 Asa vasta asi kanda AA Ka Urdu di jaga ta Pakistan di Native Languages nu National Languages da darja dana Jai da wa Nal Ka Ganga Jamna di Language nu jari 24 Million Pakistaniya ta Enforce kiti hoi aa

Yes we do and should

The reason people are unable to learn English is that the quality of our education is extremely poor. And secondly, I don't understand why we are still running after this language of our colonial masters, most of the rich and developed countries have everything in their own language.