Feared no one: The life and death of Qandeel Baloch (Honor Killing Documentary)
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Qandeel Baloch-who was dubbed the Kim Kardashian of Pakistan-was strangled to death in 2016 by her brother Muhammad Waseem. The case was considered the most high-profile "honor killing" of recent years, where women are murdered by male relatives for purportedly bringing "shame" to the reputation of a family.
Baloch first received recognition from the media in 2013, when she auditioned for Pakistan Idol. Her audition became popular and she became an Internet celebrity. She was one of the top 10 most searched-for persons on the internet in Pakistan and was both celebrated and criticized for the content of her videos and posts.
Three months after Qandeel Baloch's death, Pakistan lawmakers responded to the public outcry and passed legislation against the controversial practice-a landmark ruling welcomed by rights activists and lawyers. However, Waseem has been freed by a Pakistan appeals court, three years after he was convicted of killing her for "bringing dishonor" to the family.
In her posts, Qandeel Baloch had spoken of trying to change "the typical orthodox mindset" of people in Pakistan. She faced frequent abuse and death threats but continued to post pictures and videos seen as provocative. Nearly 1,000 Pakistani women are murdered by close relatives each year, in so-called honor killings, for violating conservative norms on love and marriage.
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Honor killings comes from Indian Hindu culture that's leaked over into falsely among Muslim communities from India and Pakistan. Has nothing to do with Islam but with Sikhism, Hinduism, India. Stop LYING
@@HaroonCopeland-fb1jhlmao 😂😂😂😂 blame game 🎯
Send such usless womens like to work at the front end ...i m against her she is a free showing body scucess female work hard like men ..good she is no more anyways her goal was to lure rich guys n get successful
Pakistani stupid rahki sawant😂😂
😂😂😂
So much respect to her father for standing his ground and not forgiving his son. I imagine he would’ve been under a lot of societal pressure to forgive his son too…
Heart broken dad that resents society, poor dude. His family is shattered.
They changed their minds in 2022 and called for his release and forgave him, he was released from prison.
@@josephjohnson329 Jesus fuck
@@josephjohnson329so sad
No woman should names herself muslim. The religion of holly criminals
So proud of her parents for standing up for their daughters' honor and not allowing their son to go free. That's how all parents in that country should be thinking.
They changed their minds in 2022 and called for his release and forgave him, he was released from prison.
Really
No woman should names herself muslim. The religion of holly criminals
The son killed her because his dad told him to.
@@touringthecitywalking9209 can you face people while your daughter, sister or your mother do as wandeel did??😂😂
For as long as I live, I will never understand how killing someone is okay, leave alone killing your own family member.
It's control/culture....
Its like killing a pedophile for them ,it's to purify the genetic bloodline of the family
you ( or anyone else) wont understand unless you have been born and raised in this culture. It is culture. Wrong or right is a different matter. But for now, understanding this means you have to be part of that culture. The good thing is that culture can be changed, but it will take time.
@@graysonwalkerHi GAYsonwalker, you need to look and worry about your own lowly malicious tihS hole culture and societies if you have a culture in the first place😁, you are a sad joke and funny in the same time yet you still opening your f.l.thy mouth, unbelievable, keep laughing at your own self, we are laughing too. 😁
Of course you don't understand it because you are from havean, angels societies.😁
The hypocrisy of these so-called honor killers baffles me; what can be more dishonorable than cold-blooded murder?
This term/label has been coined by the westerners. You are absolutely correct what ‘honour’ is there in cold blooded murder? Individuals who resort to murder are murderers psychopaths. We have murderers psychopaths here in the uk! But no one called it a particular type of killing!
It’s also very much Against Islam! No such thing in the Koran! It is a pre islamic tribal custom.
@@dietlindvonhohenwald448killing someone is justified acc to you ?
Their culture and traditions are path*tic,Yikesss!!!🤢🤮
@@Dooby. Islam, beautiful Religion what teach Justice, Respect, Modesty, Protection, Understanding, Love.. (islam, the only right correct religion in this world) we are the kindest and respectful beautiful people in this world (Muslims) I am a Muslim Woman, we are the Most Valued and respected in islam. Women in muslim countries are Valued, Honored and Respected, and Protected by our family (men). No men and no women will accept this disgusting prostitution in our country. It is disrespectful, disgusting and WORTHLESS woman whio does that, it’s disgusting. No Father want to see his daughter being a worthless slut on street. Killing a human is prohibiten in islam, but she did a very disgusting and shameful thing! Is her fault. A Woman must he modest and precious! And not a disgusting slut. Because of sluts who do this, the men make sins and get lust for such a worthless slut. And then these men lose their respect to a real Valued Woman. Also, get forcefully married how she was, made her behave like this and lost her selfrespect and value, her parents did a big and prohibiten sin to marry her without her permission and send her back home with an abusive husband! Totolly prohibiten and wrong! In islam men like this are punished and right away woman must divorce such a bastard who dont fear God. Rape is punished by death in islam. The Men who Rape a Women must be executed to death, the Woman has the right to kill her Raper.
Her parents were so heartbroken. Much respect to her father for defining her beyond what the world saw her as. She really showed true colors of other people.
Her father retracted his testimony to get his killer son out of prison. Any of that respect left in there?
The world doesn’t give a damn about her. She was a person who objectified herself. I’m sure if u were to ask her she would say she isn’t proud of herself at all. Who would be proud of seeing their suck naked sexualising images and behaviour and gossip on the internet. But now that she’s dead, Allah knows best. May god forgive her if possible.
@@freespiritable poor old man was under threats! 😢
RIP Asma Jahangir (the female Human Rights Lawyer). You were courageous, compassionate and a true inspiration for those who seek justice and equal rights for women!! ❤
May you rest in peace. Ameen.
What happened?😢
She suffered from a stroke leading to a brain hemorrhage
@@hamilcebilalhmmm… spirit lash…
I am not a feminist. * Rather.
I can not believe how fearless this woman was.
Pakistani male dominated society shamelessly is disrespectful towards women.
Fearless but was not needed in that society
she fed her family, you are noone to judge her,@@sharpedge3355
This female were rather appalling. But now the female need not be detested.
@@kiranjitKaur61 she was still more successful than any man in she village. She was making her family wealth and her jealous loser brother couldn't stand for people to see how pathetic he was next to her.
The men are not only violent but lazy af, they wont even provide to their families but demand respect like theyre so great. Qandeel was brave and determined to live her life as she wished and I admire her for that. She was amazing and I hope the father never forgives her killer.
Those men are disgusting!!!! They think they are god!
Qandeel's father said, she was the one supporting the family, so this means, she was also supporting her brother. At least the brother profited from his sister. 14 men raping a woman? This is worse than dogs!
Lady Muhtara is a brave qmwonan.
I do find the female off-putting due unto such candour - such strange determination and bravery. It is unfitting and unbefitting. Rather.
I am rather pleased unto hath learnt that the Father Ji forgave his Son.
Honor killing is just murder . Nothing less then that 😢
Noone ever said otherwise.
What pissed me off was she provided for even her brother, he should’ve been ashamed of that, lived off his sister and crudely took her life
She took her family out of poverty. Amazing woman
No, this female were not amazing whatsoever. Rather.
Honor killings are simply never justified for ANY reason!
Honor and killing should not be in the same sentence.
You have CRIME of PASSION, remember?!!.
@@straight-adhi7861Another Cop-out that men put in place to excuse their murderous actions towards women. It's just as horrible so why would you raise it as a comparison?
@@Aarticqn what you are f.. talking about?!!,
What I said is : the f... sdratsaB westerners of degeneracy they always obsessed with us and searching so bad to find anything negative happened in our societies to run their mouths just to feel better😁, and this so called (honor killing) is one of the famous topic they run their f.l.thy mouths about it, but the funny thing is that they so f.. blind, corrupted in darkness which they don't realize that they have in their societies "CRIMES of PASSION" which is equivalent to (honor killing) and it's adopted by their laws, but by they are so f.. degenerates and pure, biggest hypocrites in human history they don't see their culture and law about (crime of passion) and you never saw them talks or criticized it!!, instead they are so interested to notice (honor killing)! which has nothing to do with their community!!!! Because they have no honor no dignity in the first place😁 so it's understandable that they don't understand this topic.
It's literally unbelievable and so sad and so funny in the same time that the westerneres sdratsaB are drawing in puddle of tihS that has reached their necks which is not existed in any other place in the world yet they still available to be obsessed with us😁, f.. unbelievable, so f.. unbelievable😁, we love it😁 we are the greatest.😁
@@straight-adhi7861Crimes of passion should not be legal excuses.
The brother was convicted and sentenced to life in prison but was released in 2022 when he retracted his confession and his parents called for his release, so please stop giving the father respect in the comments.
I will still give it to the Father bcs he tried to make him suffer d consequences of his action considering their environment and believe
@@taiwograce3547 this was the earliest they could appeal the sentence. If the Government had done what they said they were going to do with honor killings this wouldn’t have even been an option but as usual it’s all talk with no action.
I understand and then again I think it's only two of them they have and they are getting old, they will need some support which d society will not able to give them and will even be reminding them about what they did to their only living Child. Until the power giving to parent in such situations is taking away and done by Government. In my country, Nigeria, if you kill, you will be killed, it's btw you and Government you
The father made that choice with a heavy heart knowing no one will care and support them in old age so they had no choice
the goals for this tragedy in order to put law in front of honor killing act and build society and culture awareneness so it could prevent another victim of honor killing. for later his parent forgive their son or not it doesnt be a major matter
The fact that she was forced to marry a stranger who went on to physically abuse her even when she was pregnant and finally wen she had to flee with her infant son and took refuge in a woman's shelter but her husband and relatives cornered her into giving up on her son's Custody and took the baby away from her she was left with nothing she had to start from scratch 😢
Apparently the brother has been tortured in prison , he has been hearing his sister's voice and seeing her ghost in his dreams asking him why he killed her
As he should
@@sassy139 Islam doesn't believe in ghosts or hauntings, it must be a big shock when they find out the dead don't stay dead.
Maybe if the brother was busy trying to work and make money for his family he wouldn't have had time to listen to busybodies and their insults...his sister wasn't doing anything but being provocative...he wasn't just angry that she was provocative but that she made money and took care of the family like a man...like the brother should have been doing
Asma's death in 2018 was a tragedy. She was a very brave and fearless woman who left this world too early.
As an American, I’m always hearing about how awful it is to live in this country because of inflation, political corruption, rising extremism…etc. On our worst day, we are living in a paradise compared to places like Pakistan where I, a woman, would be killed for nothing more than being born and having an opinion.
From Pakistan. This is not exact situation of women. These are exceptional cases so they are cases.
Well we all know america is not Great. Women get raped killed there aswell. People dont got money to eat or go to the doctor. There r so many people that r mentally ill there nd they dont get help.
You must be smoking crack to try and sell us the ‘American dream’ where shooting up schools is so normal it’s now taught as curriculum to practice what to do when a gunmen enters their school.
Then there’s skid row,drugs rife gang shootings and all rest of it.
As a ‘westerner’ I’ve been Pakistan and loved it and can’t wait to go again.
If I was to visit America your dumb immigration officers would detain me for hours on end because of my religion and visiting Pakistan…..
This is why the US is failing...women having kids with guy after guy...drug use is rampant...we have no society & that began with the breakdown of the family....
Oh really where are you living in the Whitehouse try taking a trip down to South Central LA
They forget to prosecute the men who use these services. A woman can never demean herself if there's no men wanting that service!! Risk taking and being controversial cost her life. Sad that some people take it too personally when they guilty of the same. The brother let his anger take over. The community is to blame.
Oh really? So who's forcing them only fans girls to exploit incels?
Are incels actually being exploited ?
@@JulieSevelson-nb9nj I'm presuming you somehow know?
@@JulieSevelson-nb9njofcourse
It's sad and unfortunate that the cleric gets away with all that hypocrisy..... she didn't deserve any of this. There's no excuse for taking a life.
It tells apart from her choice of profession that in her personal life she was a loving daughter and sister who raised their living standards to comforts through her earnings.
I do not admire the way within which this female were conducting her person. Rather.
@@kiranjitKaur61 because you're poor and jealous? Bitter much?
Update as of 2023:
"A Pakistani man who strangled his sister, a social media model, has been acquitted of murder after his parents pardoned him under Islamic law, a lawyer for the man's family said.
Waseem Azeem was arrested in 2016 after he confessed to killing Qandeel Baloch, 26, for posting what he called "shameful" pictures on Facebook.
"The siblings' mother, Anwar Bibi, welcomed the court order. "I am happy over the acquittal of my son, but we are still sad for our daughter's loss," she said."
Islam honors women 😂
@@sumiben5211It’s not religion it’s the culture.
Much respect to her parents especially to her father. A father's love to his daughter which is rare in their culture.
Edit (after a month)
I admit, a father's love in this culture is underrated from an outsider's pov, apologies if I sounded ignorant, just so happens that I've been binged watching honour killings during the time that I commented on this. Thank you for enlightening me through your feedback. 🙏
A father's love to his daughters is not rare among practicing Muslims yes it is rare among cultural influenced so called Muslims....
It is not culture, it is islam.
@@usmanbinaffan8405 she meant that Islam is inherently oppressive which it is and no one is saying that there is no patriarchy in western culture because there is but one country that comes to my mind which by culture is not inherently misogynistic and oppressive is Singapore. In Singapore they value smart people instead of valuing a gender simply bcz they are men. Singapore is a meritocracy where if you are smart you thrive if you are dumb you don't thrive. They literally have a system where you can separate those dumb people from the smart ones in a 6th grade test after wards dumb ppl are put into blue collar skill learning schools whereas those who are smart are put into engineering doctor scientists schools and most of the smart ones are women bcz they score higher. Hence my point is women are superior to men and men built this system to oppress women so that they don't get obliterated but the time has come and you all men its over for you guys
@@usmanbinaffan8405yes 🥴, i hate when they practicing culture under the name of islam .
Are you from this culture? Your opinion doesn't stand any legitimacy. Father's love is pure and immense in this very culture. Fathers work their whole lives to give a better future to their kids, especially their daughters. It is coming from someone, who lives and breathes this culture. Not someone thousands of miles away and just having an opinion.
The daughters from this culture will also tell you the same.
How can something so dishonourable as killing one’s own family member be called honour killing. Its absolutely bonkers.
Only in Islam religion of contradictions
where in the book does it say to honour kill?@@sumiben5211
@@sumiben5211Really ? Show me where in Islam it says to commit honour killings.
I'm so heartbroken watching this. I really hope Pakistan realises that women cannot be owned or treated this way/killed. RIP Quandeel you were amazing and i hope the judicial system in Pakistan changes for the better ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
No. This female were not amazing. Rather. *
The father is a real man. Prayers for the parents and may she rest in peace ❤😢😢❤❤❤
The father is a coward. He gave the son pardon and he walked free
The son were rightly forgiven. *
If you have problem with your family member then ignore him or her but dont murder someone. You have no right to kill anyone.
Parents do hath a right. Rather.
Im so sorry for the parents lost. My deepest condolences. Im very proud of the father for staying strong to let his son pay justice. Not many men in Pakistan will do that because they worried about their status.
Watching documentaries on other countries is alarming how different the US is from other Eastern countries. A difference of night and day.
@@Loudes012that's normal ,world is a very big diverse place
Very brave father stood with justice 👍and big supporter of daughter 🙏
Yes, Qandeel Baloch was provocative x some videos are distasteful but she climbed out or dire poverty x supported x loved her family who also deeply love ❤ her. A beautiful family ended in TRAGEDY...No1 has the right to lay their hands on anybody else!
A Man doth every right over my person as a Female. ! *
My heart aches for her mother and father. Her father is a great man. Idk how I would handle this as a parent. The son also disrespected the father who allowed safe haven for his daughter and he has a right to his feelings. I like how the govt allows the father the ultimate decision and more a family matter that way, than a legal thing. I can't imagine their pain. A father and daughter have a very deep and special bond, just like a mother with their sons. I wish there was some way I could help provide for them in some way. And I would also like the name of the shelter for women who were raped too. I would like to help them too.
They changed their minds in 2022 and called for his release and forgave him, he was released from prison.
The father and mother kept changing their story when she died. I believe they knew what was happening. And Qandeels mom doesn't seem to be very emotional or upset by her daughters death. Also, her brother was pardoned by the parents and is now a free man.
Also the son lied when he said Qandeel was unconscious when he killed her. She was alive. Her face had so many bruises, her nose had flesh missing and there were cuts on her cheeks forehead. She will have tried to fight back. She was alive till nearly 12 o'clock. Because I was on her page. She was replying to people who were trolling her. Then around 11:45 her comments stopped.
I think within that time her brother may have come into her room.
Police also denied that she was beaten & tortured whereas the beatings could be clearly seen in her death photo.
No woman should names herself muslim. The religion of holly criminals
Her brother isn't "entitled" to his feelings. It is that idea, that these so-called men are entitled to these women's bodies, or as family members, their misogynistic sense of ownership of the female members of their families, is justified, that is at the centre of why this "honor killing" thing exists.
@@sisterinthisdunyaso why not educate her?why kill her it's useless,she didn't learn anything by being killed
Great documentary
R.I.P Qandeel Baloch
The Narrator has a great voice- very well spoken - thank you all.
Everyone is sympathetic towards the mom, but remember that when Quandeel was being abused by her husband the mom told her to shut up and go back and deal with the abuse,, I have no sympathy for the mom, now the father truly looks heartbroken,, I truly feel bad for him.
I'm an Indian woman and understand the conservative societies shown in this documentary. Having remained single and now in my 40s, I have grown to realise something else. It's often the younger men who expect women of their age to follow the strictures of a patriarchal society and fulfill their expected roles of marriage, motherhood and serving family as a good wife/mother/daughter-in-law, because the whole system serves these men. Once the men grow older, like Qandeel's father, and they are no longer "competing" with the young women and expect them to be their chattel, their views often grow more progressive and they understand the women's need to be their own person and live their own life. I've seen this change in my own father as he grew older, but unfortunately, society can have a greater say in some women's lives like Qandeel. RIP brave girl
Very well said....its all set up for men....
This female were out of control. Rather. *
@@kiranjitKaur61 out of control of who or what? the patriarchy, that's what. the very fact that you use the word "female" to describe a human woman shows that
What kind of people uses rape/gang rape to settle a honour debt???? Evil indeed!! Muktar my heart goes out to you and so many women stuck in this horrible way of life
How ironic that they call murdering someone “ honor killing”
The whole thing was processed as murder so what difference does it make if they name ut something else,🧘♀️
amazing, fathers love can be seen, both parents loved her but the dad to go against the grain for his child is amazing.
MURDER IS MURDER AND THERE IS NO HONOR IN IT. NO MATTER HOW YOU SAY IT.
Oh to see these men's faces when they meet their maker and realize how wrong they were...
No. This female were rather within the wrong. *
This mufti is a joke. If he was actually religious he wouldnt be alone in the same room with a random woman to begin with. I totally believe what Qandeel said about him
It may have been true, but she was 100% wrong.
Her disrespect got her killed.
@@Trini2dbone868he wasn't entitled to respect. Men of a certain religion should never be shown respect, it encourages them to act out.
@@Task-paralysis24.7 we may say so from a western point of view but that just isn’t the case where she was from… obviously… he carried a title and a position, regardless of what we may think of him. Respect is to be shown for the title and office whether we believe the individual deserves said office or not.
@@Task-paralysis24.7 also, according to your view, we should just all agree to get killed over one little moment of disrespect …
That makes no sense 🤷🏽♀️
My greatest respect to her parents. They know what's true justice
They have already pardoned their son and he was released according to the Islamic law
Some cultures have barbaric traditions. May she rest in peace.
The support from her parents is so honorable. That support will give a ripple affect that will allow change. And I hope that this will shake a nation and force them to change
It’s shocking to hear the rate of honour killings. She definitely pushed the boundaries too far in a strict society. The moment she filmed herself with the cleric for publicity put her life at greater risk. It’s a shame she knowingly took such a risk in her environment. It doesn’t mean she deserved to be killed by her brother as the ultimate betrayal. He probably enjoyed her earnings till she was publicly identified.
She should never have made a fool of the cleric. She went to far in a male dominated/ honor killing/ face saving society. She signed her death warrant with the video.
@@newnana9070 exactly!
Well said 👍
U missed the point she didn't film herself wid the cleric for publicity she did it for the TRUTH that how 90% of the so called religious people in Pakistan are actually just fakes n the quite opposite of the true religion of Islam she did the RIGHT thing
How far is too far? If they had their way even baby steps would bee too far for a society that even values the killing of their women!
Until the shame is placed upon the people committing these so called “honor killings,” and they are ostracized and severely punished, the practice will continue in the communities where this warped belief is most prevalent.
I strongly support the freedom to practice the religion of your choice and the cultural traditions as well. However, if any of these practices are harmful or oppressive to others, that’s not freedom. You can’t take one’s freedom away and demand it for yourself.
Just half dress to please random men the western freedom lol
@@habibahmad6658we know that all of you are terrorists while you are the biggest consumers of porn and prostitution
I couldn't have put it better myself.! 👍🏻
Shame on you.!
@@FreePalestineStopTheGenocide that’s why none of them are virgins
Great father. So happy he loved and stood up for his daughter. She didn’t deserve to die
They changed their minds in 2022 and called for his release and forgave him, he was released from prison.
He didn't stand up for his daughter. He kept changing his story and felt more emotional towards his son. Both parents are lacking real emotion for their daughter Qandeel.
@@shifaali2133in their society their daughter's behavior was outrageous...have no idea how she went on so long...
@@shifaali2133she was disrespectful to her father, her behavior was outrageous....
@graysonwalker I heartily agree. She had a platform that she could have used to her advantage in a much better way. The extent of lewdness & vulgarity in her work openly in the name of woman power was sad..And just showed how basically ignorant & shallow Qandeel was..
May ALLAH PAK forgive her.. May her soul rest in peace, Amen
I am so heart broken to see this. My heart is crying for her parents. May Allah give them peace and comfort. Ameen. Rest in Peace lovely Woman Qandeel 💙
This female were rather disgraceful.
When the world scared her, she went home and sought refuge and peace. She had total confidence in her caring patents. Now we see how intelligent and loving she was. Brave and loving her parents.
An amazing parents ! They stood by their daughter ! So proud of them !
They didn’t they forgave the son and now he’s free man
can you provide a link for that story? Like a news link? @@rumanadan869
We are so spoiled and ungrateful in the West. This was a heartbreaking story.😢
What are you referring to?
We are too close to the forest to see the trees. This channel shows you what happens in our world's backyard, and we, what do we care about, what do we complain about? That our TV is not so big, that we want a better car or a better iPhone.
@@RealWomenRealStories Personally think there are different perceptions. I'm in the UK & with the cost of living crisis people can't house themselves or eat & suicides statistics are rising..
There's an assumption that 'problems' exists in far away places, (I can only speculate the people who think that are doing ok), but the materialistic, free Enterprise dream isn't being lived by everyone in the West. Many people are in poverty, no access to adequate housing nor healthcare.
@@MissOrchid12 Yes, that's true. I was raised in poverty. But I never had to worry about my father or brothers murdering me because of my outfit or friends. Then it being widely accepted on top of that
No, not everyone in the west. Speak for yourself.
The narrator is excellent in telling this story
I remember her. The videos were ole ole to my taste, but I admire her courage. She was not living in the UK or the US, but in Pakistan. Married at 13, electrocuted and God knows what else by her husband... Well done to her parents for defending her despite being shamed by relatives and neighbhours.
After watching this documentary, I want to add one thing: it's often presented as if all women in Pakistan face restrictions. My brother, that's not true for all women. Only women from middle-class and poor families face all these laws and restrictions. The women from rich families in Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi, where the big tycoons reside, drink alcohol, smoke, and openly go to pubs. Everyone knows about their activities, but no one has the courage to speak up. The fact is that Qandeel belonged to a poor, middle-class family, which is why she was killed. If she had belonged to a rich family, I say no one would have dared to even look at her.
Same in india😌
@@ujjwalyadav3783 it’s sad reality
Why the hell did they release her brother? 💔 To encourage others to do the same?
As an Iranian I am also unfortunately from a country with a fucked up system with fucked up laws.
The parents were old and needed someone to care for them😢
@ahhh6328 that's not honorable
So much respect for her father.
It is a shame that more men in Pakistan don't think and behave like this man. I would think the older generation would be less progressive, but to find out it's the young men and brothers committing these crimes is really disheartening.
@@jessicasmith6873
'Cos old uneducated men don't use internet and so they don't know hostile hadiths (exclude who follow fundamentalist molvis)
But educated young men know how to access internet and so they know hadiths
and islam has many hadiths about adultery
And penalty is stoning.
check Bukhari 3:34:421
😢 So heartbreaking, her parents seem like lovely people, It was so hard watching the mother breakdown as she was going through her daughters clothes, close to the end of the documentary and not breakdown crying yourself.
How can we help this family and the women's shelter ???
I think if you Google Mukhtar Mai Shelter you will find some way to donate to her. I m to going to do so as well.
And yet in the USA, there are people losing their minds over not being called Zim or Zer…. This documentary is what real struggles look like! My heart breaks for Qandeel. So much love and happiness put out only to be murdered by her own brother
Her father😢 she was my heart and soul❤
To kill his sister is the 'MOST DIHONOUR' act. where is the 'honor' in it
No. Men art Men. Man is naturally rather Dominant.
It’s very clear that, she was the only bread winner in the family!
Yes, and her brother was basically a lose. I think he was jealous of her.
There is no honour in honour killing ! Killing is haram !
God bless 🙏🙏 and help them women 🙏🙏🙏🙏 from this country 🙏 and it's the same in Mexico 😞😞😞
Her dad got the son out of prison… so it’s all untrue what he’s saying …
Question. Why do you hate your women so much?
Because they are jealous. Pakistani women earn more than their husband, brother, or father.
I am a proud Indian woman born here and i am free to do anything ❤ I love my india ❤
What about the Rapists in India, many many cases, women are not safe alone at night
Finally, a case like this where the mother and father stand up for their daughter. Her parents really seem like kind people.
thank god I was not born there,,,,
It can happen anywhere in the world
@@saimariaz7938 Nope it can't
@@Nostalgicholy yes it can
@@saimariaz7938 nope it cant
@@Nostalgicholy yes it can
Stop abusing and controlling females
😂get your facts straight
@@LondonSadam777 no one should kill someone because they disapprove of their lifestyle
Then tell the porn industry to stop. Join a SCHOOL 🙄🙄🙄
She abused herself and got what she deserved
This female were rather out of control and overly confident.
Killing is killing i repeat killing is killing there is no honor in killing
There is so much wrong with what happens in Pakistan "in the name of Islam" that is in fact cultural and not religious. The Balochis are particularly guilty. Despite having access to girls (not women) as wives from age 12. Throughout Pakistan men develop inappropriate relationships with boys under the age of puberty. I was also propositioned by many Balochi men when I worked in Dubai. Everyone turns a blind eye to these things, then act all contrite when a girl acts like poor Qandeel.
Every religion says that even the Jews believe that too don't just blame it on Islam
@@mukhar786 I didn't blame it on Islam. I blamed it on culture. Read clearly before being defensive
Thank you for justice morals and dignity ❤
Rest in peace, she was beautiful and fierce.
This female were clearly rather out of control and overly rebellious.
@@kiranjitKaur61 yeah in your culture/religion that carries a death sentence, we got the memo
Even by Western standards her behaviour wasn't very refined or ladylike nevertheless she didn't deserve to die 😢😢very tragic
And we Americans take the little things for granted after seeing this video i promise i never will again rip Qandeel
Just a reminder to people whenever Pakistani Cleric says its an Islamic Republic, it had way more than 25% non Muslim population even after the mass exodus during the partition of 1947 with India.
Today that no. has gone down to single digit with forced marriages, kidnappings of Non Muslim girls which is basically supported by their court of law.
And yes they r very proud of their deeds.
The brother was acquitted in February of 2022 at the request of his parents who apparently forgave him. So they never ended up supporting their own daughter in the end after all. All the words her mother and father spoke in this documentary mean nothing. How ironic that that is the most shameful thing of all.
They may have had no choice. Just speculating here, but if there was no one earning for the family, they may have been forced to get him out of prison by necessity. There's also the societal pressure. Most of us have no idea how life in extreme poverty and conservative cultures is really like. It makes me angry that he was let go, but I'm just offering up possible explanations for the parents reversing course.
@@janu10048she had 6 brothers........
@jenniferjohnson1201 Qandeel's parents changed their story several times when she died. And the father got very emotional when asked about his son being in prison. His face show far less emtion for Qandeel. So did her mother. Also Qandeel has a lot of brothers & sisters who are there to help the parents. And numerous grandchildren.
They acted as per prescribed islaamic law.If i choose to forgive its ok if i choose not to gorgive i will be given justice in full measure eye for eye tooth for tooth
That's their culture
This isn't honour it's pre meditated murder. Tbh her Dad suprised me that he was the one who would've stood up for her, while her Mum was telling her just deal with abuse. The Brothers & parents who murder their kids, how can you plan & carry out the murder of a child you brought into the world/ a sister you grew up with. The paper who printed her passport are disgusting, they're gonna know what the effect of that is. But selling papers is more important.
Very good
Qandeel should have left her country and continue the life she desired elsewhere. She was a brave girl but she was in the wrong place with a different mentality.
The two faced, lying clergy and Waseem should have hanged with no delay. The clergy was only too happy for Qandeel to sit right next to him with no jijab!!
The lady who has that shelter for raped women should be recognized internationally for her excellent work. And finally, my heart goes out to Qandeel's parents. Wish them patience and strength.
I agree
She couldn’t without her parents
Unpopular opinion:
I’m from the Caribbean. Was familiar with this case from when it made headlines years ago, but not the more intimate details of the case like her interactions with the Mufti.
She was VERY disrespectful to that religious figure …
Even if he proposed marriage to her that was a private matter.
She wanted to humiliate that man and succeeded to her own detriment.
She was a hard core narcissist /feminist who played that man to strip away his layers, familiarize herself with his vulnerabilities, then horrifically exposed /degraded him on national television.
Her brother was just the instrument used but she essentially killed herself from my point of view 🤷🏽♀️
Brave girl! I love the fact the father won’t forgive the brother.
They changed their minds in 2022 and called for his release and forgave him, he was released from prison.
@@touringthecitywalking9209 oh no! These so called honor killings won’t stop.
@@touringthecitywalking9209 She did a mistake, she did a Shame and disgusting things (prostitution, provoking and disrespect) If someone just would come to her and educate her that it is wrong and teach her islam, everything would be good and she would be in peace and happy. And educate her parents cause they did this to her mental health, they forced her into abusive marriage and this is the result, her feminist behaviour. Her brother is not fault, he did it cause she did horrible thing and shame. They just needed education and islamic knowledge.. Nothing these would happen then..and in Islam, RAPE IS PUNISHED BY DEATH. A Woman has the right to KILL her raper. He must be executed to death the ine who rapes a Woman!😔
@@touringthecitywalking9209only as they were very old and needed someone to care for them
@@touringthecitywalking9209
That mindset is pathetic and so is that law.
Well that happened in Saudi also. A young man was free to go though he honor killed his sissy just b'cos parents forgave him
This happened in saudi some years ago.
Well such law should be abolished. No murderer should be pardoned
Why is that country so behind? This is so awful. Why is any of this allowed? People should be able to live their lives however they want.
Because of their religion and culture.
@@lorupan1Shows how little you know about Islam.
You uneducated limpet.
Yes. It's deplorable.
There was a girl, in Pakistan her brother came to her in the nights and she couldn't tell anyone as they would take the son's side.
I don't know what happened. Because I had problems with my laptop and didn't have anyway of helping.
Such a SAD story.
In this the father and mother support and trusted their daughter.
Great parents.
Religion
@@manazon6945
Actually NO! There is zero about honor killing in the Koran. It is a pre islamic tribal custom.
This is a sad and God 😭😭 help the women from this country 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥺🥺🤔😥😥😥
All the respect in the world for her father! My deepest condolences for both mother & father 🌹
That mullah is one dodgy individual, you can sense it, Allah swt will be waiting for all the wrong doers, those representatives of Islam who are 👎 be aware of your actions on earth
Really? How about Sahih Bukhari 3:34:421
Its about stoning penalty for adulters
I am a Christian, living in the Caribbean. My view is she was very disrespectful to that man. The brother seemed willing to live with her caprices until that fatal error.
She had no right to disgrace/strip/expose a religious figure on national TV like that. If he was in some wrong, I’m sure there are channels complaints could have been made and the Council would have dealt with their own member.
Far as I am concerned, she committed suicide …
This is not just about women or anything to do with culture or religion. It's to do with the fact that, poor girl was born in a poor family and then everyone wanted a piece of her, used her and she was abused and used for their own gains. From her family to each and everyone. She did nothing unique or different because drinking, smoking vulgarity, dance and what not is common among elites and rich but the only thing which took her life is her bad luck to be born in poor family. If she was from uper class or did what other girls like Iman Ali did, she would also be in Dubai living luxury life. This has to do with social injustice.
I feel sad looking at her..she could be all this very outrageous but in truth she was innocent and vulnerable
Her behavior was outrageous....we used to have rules in the US, but now anything goes...US children live with new daddy after new daddy...women started family destruction with birth control, divorce & now not marrying & sleeping with whoever is next
No the ONLY reason she was killed was because she openly made a statement that she is okay with doing porn. She was becoming a slut. Iman Ali is not open to the idea of porn. The whole mufti case did not help her case.
Nonsense comment. She fought for the life she wanted. And she deserves respect for that.
Don't insult her with your delusional comment.
Yes, you definitely nailed it... That's exactly what it is.
The fact that she was killed without doing anything wrong.
Shame on the brothers !
I beg to differ on her not doing anything wrong…
She was VERY disrespectful to that religious figure …
Even if he proposed marriage to her that was a private matter.
She wanted to humiliate that man and succeeded to her own detriment.
She was a hard core narcissist /feminist who played that man to strip away his layers, familiarize herself with his vulnerabilities, then horrifically exposed /degraded him on national television.
Her brother was just the instrument used but she essentially killed herself from my point of view 🤷🏽♀️
The father loved her..I feel bad for him
When I heard the news that her brother killed her. I couldn’t sleep for nights. I was so disturbed n depressed 😢
I dont think the father and mother are innocent. The story is off. If the father was a good dad, he would educate his sons on the important of protection, loving each other.
There was a drama series made on her true life and it was soo emotional 😢
everyone questioned why she took the video but none questioned the mufti what was he even doing there? like if wanted to meet her in order to guide her he should have done that in a public place not a private place like that.
Where are organizations such as UNICEF to represented these people???
Unicef? to do what? This was processed as murder throughout already.
This attitude to women is all over. It comes in different forms. In the West, (US), men put their shame on a woman for her to carry. They use her as their personalized scapegoat, same attitude at this country. The death of the woman, may not be as instantly as Pakistan or India. It can be slow and coercively punishable to women. The US laws concerning domestic violence are weak and draconian. Braking you wife’s jaw, gives you a charge of harassment, not even a misdemeanor let alone a felony. Men all over the world refuse to carry their own shame and guilt. What better way than to put it on a woman? And if the country stands behind you to do that, you’ll cause the death of her. Women everywhere in one way or another are made to carry men’s shame. And it’s because governments allow it. Men refuse to carry what is theirs.
Totally agree!
I have a question, why some American women are saying that they feel so lucky to be in USA rather than living in a closed society like Pakistan. Are they hiding the fact that disrespecting women also happens in western communities? Can u explain
@@madhuramitra6688Disrespect takes different forms in the West. It isn't usually for religious excuses.
I'm from Pakistan and unfortunately, even my family, neighbors, and friends support honor killings. There was a girl in my neighborhood, she was a 14 year old who was being forced to marry an older man by her father and family. She ran away with a lover, and her father found her eventually and electrocuted and killed her. Everyone supported it, they say it is "Waajib ul Qatal" (Arabic for " Mandatory Killing"). So certain people are seen as mandatory to kill. Another case I know was of a wife slaughtered in front of her kids because the man got in a fight with her, it's not uncommon for husbands to burn wives. And no one sees it as wrong. Even my uncle murdered 2 people and my family never mention my dead uncle's acts and say he was a great person (he was also murdered). Everything is out of control.
I've seen this so many times. A wife or daughter is a little out of control and in some cases they are not, but the father and elders want to kill them. This is simply ludicrous. This is what instantly comes to their minds, kill. There is something seriously wrong with this cultural mindset. It happens in other countries as well, like Afghanistan, Turkey, etc. Why kill your own blood relatives.
That one lady that was gangraped I'm not sure what the reason was and as she said lots of people just kill themselves I shouldn't say people I should have said women and she decided to fight the conventions rather than give in shows so much courage😢😢😢😢 my hat's off to her❤❤
I always ask myself what’s the point of the 600 prayers a day to live like animals ..which God and what kind of God allows such cruelty … mhhhh
I hope I live long enough to see the end of murder of sisters and daughters for being their true selves in Pakistan.
I am a non feminist .*
This story is really moved me and I’m so upset after hearing this Dandeel’s story. She was a legend and seems like an amazing young lady. I feel so sorry for her mother and father they’re so upset and miss her so much I can feel it from hearing and seeing Qandeels parents they’re so heart broken. Shame on her brother for killing her instead of protecting her😡😡😡😡😡what an amazing parents who supports their daughter unconditionally❤. I really hope that justice will be served.