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How Brooklyn’s Pakistani Community Fought Islamophobia And The FBI
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2021
- Brooklyn’s Little Pakistan was flourishing before 9/11. But in the 20 years since, the community has had to survive harassment and surveillance by the FBI and NYPD. Tabish Talib traveled back to Coney Island Avenue to see how government policies have impacted a thriving immigrant neighborhood.
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Didn't know this, Thanks 👍
Aj+ must go to Pakistan take interviews regarding nonmuslims condition over there.
Wow! So I guess Brooklyn isn't Jewish ? ✡️🕎🇺🇸
Can u tell me about angel Gabriel from the Quran. Do u have any info for me my friend. Thank u
cool video
The litter on the street proves it is definitely little Pakistan, idk when do we south asians will learn 🤦♂️
New Jersey is mini India
Look at how they are dressed too. The pyjamas they are wearing and think they are looking good! If they love western countries so much then dress to integrate not stand out. They are an embarrassment
If you want to see Pakistan outside Pakistan. You have to look towards the UK.
@Vhcf Fyfds that's got nothing to do about what he's talking about.
@@attari56 Pakistan isi supports taliban
@@fastrackisaidiot5581 I know that but that's got nothing to do with what the original commenter said. He's talking about the people not the government
@@fastrackisaidiot5581 so what? One day or another the world has to talk to the taliban, or do you want young American boys to fight there indefinitely? If your happy with soldiers dying then please go yourself and ask your nation to go to Afghanistan and experience death.
Just go southall and you forget your even in the UK
I spent 9 years there when the makki masjad was just one building, 4 restaurants. We used to eat once in a week on Punjab and bukhara restaurant . Later I moved to Toronto for good. Never regretted no more harassing by police and other law enforcement agencies here in Canada.
Would you say the quality of Indian and Pakistani business (especially the restaurants) are better in Toronto than New York? What did you think of the Pakistani restaurants in Brooklyn? Most of them are on Coney Island Ave.
@@1525boy definitely huge difference between restaurants here in Toronto specially Indian owned because most of them are chefs turned owners but in Brooklyn Coney Island ave they were taxi drivers turned restaurant entrepreneurs . I haven’t gone back ages but I just saw nothing change in Brooklyn Pakistani community. I used to go in Jackson heights much more food selection.
@@mycricketpassion Exactly. That’s what I suspected but that wasn’t mentioned in this video. There was a Pakistani restaurant in Jackson Heights called Gourmet Sweets & Restaurant (NOT the Brooklyn location) that I really liked. Unfortunately, they closed during the pandemic. Now the best Pakistani restaurants are in New Jersey. Good move by going to Toronto.
So u think it was a better move?
@@mohammaddanish8531 in the beginning was hard since I was single without any family members in Canada to settle but later after 911 realized how blessed we were living in Canada.
Absolutely loving the slew of Pakistani American stories being produced by AJ+ recently! Please keep it up and also expand on other South Asian American community stories (Bengali, Sri Lankan, etc.) too - South Asian American stories are always so heavily focused on Indian American communities so it's nice to see stories from other South Asian American communities get the same love and attention
@@bryanbradley6871 literally yes ppl do
@@bryanbradley6871 I know plenty of people who say Polish American
Well most ignore other south asians because they're not as successful as Indian Americans
@@bryanbradley6871 It's not the same thing bud
Pakistanis are seperate from other South Asians, they are also central and west asian.
Pakistanis have migrated to many parts of the world. Large Pakistani communities exist in the Gulf Arab states, East Africa, South Africa, North America, Europe, South East Asia & Australia/New Zealand.
@@1525boy same could be said about india and Bangladesh. People from these coutries have also migrated to many parts of the world.
@@1525boy same logic applies to India. Indian Muslims really don't appreciate being routinely lynched by cow vigilantes and led by fascist RSS BJP ideologues inspired by the Nazis.
@@1525boy so in essence, india also sucks according to you?
@@daysofthunder2525 Yes, to a large degree, the Indian subcontinent does indeed suck. That should be obvious to anyone who is familiar with that region.
@@1525boy so you dislike your very existence?
This documentary really hit home because I'm a Mexican-American and I lived here all my life but I still feel Mexican but when I go to Mexico oh I'm so an American
Mexico is okay
Lots of Pakistani boxers from Britain are training there
Mexicans are no where near as hated as Pakistanis or Muslims in general.
It's not just Pakistanis that were attacked, it was everyone that looked liked them- All Arabs, Indians, Bangladeshis etc.
Most interrogation was done towards Pakistanis
Lot of Jewish people in Brooklyn too!
And all living peacefully - shalom & salaam!
Btw, I'm Hindu 😊
And…. What’s so funny about it ?
@@hassantariq5873 - I'm saying shalom and salam without being Jewish or Muslim - and discussing an issue about Pakistanis in Brooklyn. I found that amusing.
I didn't know that would require an explanation.
@@hassantariq5873 I've replaced the laughing face with a smiley in my comment.
Hopefully, you'll find that less offensive.
Jesus Christ.
Shaunik bhai ..your sister behna from Mumbai-India. I applaud your written views...
We have Morons in India too. Who love to call themselves mighty as against the minority here ...
@@tashasalonandspatasneemsha6559 - thank you !
🇹🇷🇵🇰 brother country. pakistan is shaheen e islam . love to pakistan
Love from Pakistan ❤❤
Great work Tabish.
I hope to see more Pakistani stories in the US. It's a nice series.
and then kaboom
@@aniliebe get a life sob
@@aniliebe do you have anything better to do in life?
Pakistani 🇵🇰 people are some of the kindest people in the world.
🇹🇷🇵🇰 brother country. pakistan is shaheen e islam . love to pakistan
That is not true! Lol come on! I am from Pakistan, you're from Pakistan. We know that is not true!
@Said Nasereddin mashaallah sons of selahaddin qassam shayh ahmad yasin . mashaallah akhi
@Said Nasereddin mashaallah
Lol
I am a Pakistani American, and the first neighborhood we moved to, when immigrating to U.S. in 1990, was Jewish Neighborhood of Kew Gardens in Queens, NY. I really miss that neighborhood. Brother, I have high regard for Jewish people here in USA, and this is the beauty of America, it is perhaps the only county in the Whole World, which gives us all the liberty and freedom to practice our own religion, so long as as we also abide by and respect the local laws and constitution of the United States. I was about 12 years of age, when moving to U.S. and after moving here, I made friends with Jews from US, as well as Israel and Kazakstan, and other former Russian republics, of course also have a ton of Christians, and many Hindus, Sikhs and Budhists, friends and coworkers. Only in America, this sort of pluralism and intermixing is possible, in such a vast array of human cultures, living side by side. Yes, there are some issues, and again here in U.S. there are also solutions, and truth comes out. Discrimination and hatred also does exists, as it does everywhere else in this World, but again U.S. people try to stop and think, and try to figure out a better way, to tolerate and learn to live with one another, and vast majority of American people are very tolerant and really don't care, who their neighbor are, as long as we all respect the laws of the land, and respect one another.
I use to live on 164 st and Union tpky
Discrimination faced by non muslim in Pakistan never ends .
@@francisd3740 Hindu population decreased from above 10% to 1.5%. The discrimination and oppression so intense they either fled or forced to covert by economic boycott. Pakistanis are hypocrites.
@@dollartreeshark6786 The Hindu population in West Pakistan at the time of partition was at least 16%.
As a UK born Pakistani I made more effort in recent times for friendships too in the Jewish community. I have handful of childhood friends who are orthodox Jewish too. I admit growing up many were extremely nice and stupid mullahs brainwash us so we seem to have made enemies politically with Israel. Truth is we have sympathy for Palestinians but at end of the day looking at our own bloody history since inception same time as Israel we are actually not great at treating certain minorities in our own country too or other Muslims like the Bangladesh genocide which we have to be honest was a huge mistake. We’ve killed more than them and Muslims too. I hope inshallah we soon form a better relationship with Israel without upsetting the Arabs and try to stay out of the conflicts that don’t really concern us
Salutations to those who stick to their roots and their identity in the faraway lands from home Pakistan.
Agreed. All other ethnicities thrive in America due to that fact. The American Blacks don't have that thus their plight.
@@Darknamja Why do you think that’s the case? What about the White-Americans?
@@Darknamja African Americans are scared of Africa and never go back. African government should give citizenship to African Americans based on genetics to ascertain where their family origin is from. Then African Americans can go back and feel pride in their own culture and identify. They will still be American but can feel secure to have a backup citizenship where they can start over if things go bad or if dicrimination is real and happening. Well wishes to African Americans from Pakistan.
Mauka
@@tenzintsephelboy2953 Kesa thoka???
This is the kind of story that makes me proud to be an American, minus the episodes of racism.
I think you severely missed the mark. These videos aren't meant to spark a sense of nationalism. The opposite actually. This video goes into how poc, specifically Muslim and Pakistani communities do not feel safe with enforcement agencies that serve white supremacists agendas. Racism in America is not an "episode," it's a thread that's been woven throughout every part of this country from it's presidency, to it's police, to it's everyday life. There is no reason to be a proud American.
@@aviaviles1019 I feel like you are the one missing the mark friend. There is racism everywhere, not just in the US. Despite that, we have made it possible for people from all over the world to come together and celebrate our differences. That is something to be proud of.
@Vhcf Fyfds start a jihad for what? That is a completely ignorant statement.
@Vhcf Fyfds and what does that have to do with immigrants choosing to start a new life in a great new country?
@Vhcf Fyfds are you a troll?
Now there are more Bangladeshis than Pakistanis in Brooklyn.
That's what I noticed when I last visited there the same thing happened in Jackson Heights
Brooklyn is black
Living in secular countries while supporting sharia in Pakistan. Being a Pakistani I always hated overseas Pakistani for their hypocrisy.
and That's right....
They support Sharia in Britain too
@king sho British pakistani
That’s their mentality yes
Where did they say anything about Sharia?
This story is so relateable, especially seeing your father become emotional about America. Only the elders truly know the struggles and what coming to the US means for them and their famiies futures.
I think people don't realize how diverse Pakistan is, and that lends itself to how successful Pakistanis are in integrating into all cultures! From a racial and ethnic perspective, Pakistan has people from across South Asia as well as people whose features are European or Chinese or Central Asian or African, and they have all been living on that land for centuries. And geographically, Pakistan has everything from the world's highest peaks to beautiful beaches, forests, deserts and canyons. Pakistan also has places of historic religious significance to not just Muslims but also Hindus, Sikhs and Buddhists as well as of course the Christian influences which came from British colonization. We have so much diversity because we are at the edge of so many distinct civilizations, including India, China, Russia, Persia, Turkic and Arab. Hopefully we are able to achieve greater security and prosperity because Pakistan has so much potential.
Do you live in the United States 🇺🇸? Have you been to the neighborhood that is being showcased in this video? Most of the Pakistanis that live there and elsewhere in Brooklyn are NOT assimilating.
@@1525boy no, I live in Canada, and frankly this concept of assimilation and a "melting pot" is antiquated. That's why I like the Canadian concept of a "mosaic", which celebrates distinct cultures. And as for Pakistani-Americans, as this series has shown, they are thriving everywhere from cities like Houston and Brooklyn to remote places like Wyoming.
@@hamzasyed Dont mind Harsha, they seem to have a problem with Pakistanis. Probably has a miserable life and upbringing.
@@daysofthunder2525 What’s your problem? Is that even your REAL name? What makes you say I have a problem with Pakistanis? Also, how can you comment on my childhood or upbringing? What is your background and REAL name?
@@daysofthunder2525 And what do you mean by “they?”
One of the best series about Pakistanis living in America called themselves us Pakistani-Americans. Best series keep doing more series about this
Zaroori nahi k humara ghar Pakistan main ho Lekin humari Shanakht Pakistan se ha ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
If u cant be patriotic to the country where u live, u are pathetic.. try to acclimatise and become part of american society
Growing up in Pakistan and going to the universities, I never saw a single hijabi women,-yes, little bit douputta here and there and same thing in the shopping centers. Also bearded folks at that time in colleges and universities. Now, we talk religion without any substance day and night and indulge in political discussion on the slightest pretext. Pakistani Islam is different and shouting and yelling kind. In the mainstream Pakistan, Ashiq Ana-radiology had captured religion on bogus and hypocritical pretexts. Same the politicians with slogans of Riyasat-a-Medina slogans.
Very few Pakistani women actually wear hijab, so I don’t understand why all of the women that appeared in this video were hijabis.
@@khan0491 most Pakistani women wear hijabs
Do you ever get out of Lahore
Most Pakistani women wear hijabs
Get out of Lahore and look
@@AliAhmed-ve5xl they don’t, they wear a nominal Douputta which is not hijab.
@@malikahmad8170 they do
Even in Britain they do
Go through Bradford for proof
True Americans. Thank you for putting up with the worst of us.
That’s nothing in the uk its massive especially in alum rock in Birmingham
And?
@@snpddl8540 just a fact
Wow that's amazing 👏🏼 well done! ALHAMDULIELLAAH...I really put off never to visit America because of the Islamophobia but seeing this video gives Me some sort of hope as I always prefer to have Muslim community around me...I'm from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
Hello from Malaysia 🇲🇾🤗❤
PAKISTAN PEOPLE SHOULD BE INVOLVED IN POLITICAL POSITIONS
We do have a lot of Asian polticians in the UK however most when they get into that position they forget where they came from and the community they serve, sadly the money and white man suits just is too much for them. Hence why in the uk not much changes
@@hassan_2478 Are you referring to the mayor of London? LOL
No Mayor london is alright, im not from London sides so not sure how thats run, but we can just look at our MPs in Parliments or local Councillors etc
@@hassan_2478 not really the likes of Naz shah MP have done alot for the british pakistani community
@@kamberamanir1239 not say all MPs are like that, but lot of people forget the community they serve and the roots they came from
The garbage on roads is saying itself that this area belongs to us unfortunately.
Pakistanis in England still retain their Pakistani culture moreso than American Pakistanis because we don't learn Urdu as a 2nd language, we learn our parent's and grandparents' language as a 2nd language and Urdu maybe as a 3rd.
White people need to start speaking out about the discrimination and racism we experience as well, we are too accepting of it and quiet, everyone else makes it a big deal, we should do the same
Pakistani restaurant now everywhere in New York City. In Queens hillside avenue from Jamaica 169street - 254street to Bellerose.
In long island new Hyde park, Panjabi baithak, Handi, Kababjees ( Hicksville) Bundu Khan, Dawat e khaas.
Where is Dawat E khas in Hicksville ?
I’m afghan we migrated from Kashmir to AfG then to Coney Island then we moved to the Bay Area Pakistanis here too
What part of Kashmir was your family from?
Are you Kandahari from Afghanistan cause a lot of Kandahari people migrated to Kashmir in past
@@demharakak690 I know people from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 migrated to Kashmir centuries ago but I didn’t know they they migrated more recently. I was under the impression those migrations ended a long time ago.
They talking about azad Kashmiris in the video hence the flag
@@1525boy my grandfathers family which was 200 plus of them came to Afghanistan from Kashmir in the mid 1500s during the war
Not a muslim but i find it idiotic the way authorities wield their power without disregard.
Due evidence, due course of action. These are things they spit an prattle but are quick to forget when it doesnt apply to them.
Not a single one of those people who initiated the deportation procedings will feel any repercussions for this.
You cant trust government or coorporations.
I live few blocks down from Coney Island. Love this place.
We have Gerrard street here in Toronto. It was popular in the 80's, 90's and early 2000s. However now we have so many Desis that Gerrard is no longer the central location for a desi gathering and shopping.
Loving this series.
Show more Pakistani stories because their community does not get enough attention and it is way overdue. Much love and respect to the Pakistani community from the Hmong community in the Midwest 🥶
They looked nice and kind people 💕
COPO was first named Council of Pakistani Organiztions and later changed to the current Council of People's Organizations to encompass a wider catchment. Notice how the owman said that she will always be Pakistani first! Not Muslim but Pakistani! "Mo" recognized this thought pattern in the community and rightfully changed the name I guess in the hopes of truly creating one Ummah.
AHMADI MUSLIMS AND OTHER MINORITIES ARE STILL SUFFERING IN PAKISTAN BEFORE AND AFTER 9/11 THEN THEY WANT TO CRY 😭 ISLAMAPHOBIA THE HYPOCRITES 👹
The context of the statement was nationality
@@azee1v1 I respectfully disagree. It is a problem among Muslims even to the extent that here in Brooklyn we have the Alabanian masjid, the Nigerian masjid, etc... It is important to hear the khutbah in a language that you understand of course but it is antithetical to Islam to actually name the masajid as such. Brother Mo is doing what he can to combat this tribal ignorance.
@@GeeBee212 sure it’s a problem. But don’t project sentiments on a sister that didn’t mean it that way.
@@azee1v1 I'm not projecting. It is my opinion. Not wishing any ill will toward this sister at all. It is an observation and one that I've heard so many times growing up in this part of Brooklyn. We will just have to agree to disagree on this one my dear Brother.
i am Indian and I love Pakistanis
Exceptionally well captured! The raw trauma of hate on people.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰
Wow.. this brought back memories of coney island from 90s to now.. a lot of flash backs..keep up the good work brother.. following your stories
You still living in NY ?
Pakistanis are everywhere. When Neil Armstrong landed on the moon the first set of people he ran into were Pakistanis
I love these little stories that you do about Pakistani's, keep up the good work.
They're dead in America
All the Amir Khan and Zayn Malik types live in Britain
@@AyanAli-py7ci what ?
Why is AJ+ suddenly so interested in Pakistani community in US ? so random..
They have Pakistani people on the team….and honestly why not!
It does not make sense because its a dead community with nothing going on
@@AliAhmed-ve5xl I live in NYC, what are you talking about being dead community? Have you ever been to Coney Island?
@@bcyourself dead as in
They're not known for anything
In Britain
You have Amir Khan and Zayn Malik type people
@@AyanAli-py7ci Coney Island has some great eating spots, NYC is known for its eating spots and amazing food! Your definition of dead is just dumb!
Brooklyn Street looks so dirty like local slum Karachi markets, every shop keepers look Like slaughter.... Hahaha..
pajeet, go play with gobar
@@Kekkazed andhnawazi
As a pakistani there is nothing more I hate then islamaphobia
As a indian there is nothing more than I hate of the ethnicities native to Pakistan and Muslims. Because they hate our religion and race
Great stories of Pakistani Americans
Feel blessed we first came to NYC than any other city in US. Lots of good memories from childhood of ps 86 and ms 141 in Riverdale. 27 now and moved to US when I was 9 from Karachi.
Still, living in NY ?
All drug dealers now in Coney Island
@@AliAhmed-ve5xl Seriously?
@@native5647 most second generation Pakistani guys
@@AliAhmed-ve5xl I know some kids are doing it in Queens one of those is my cousin who has looked up so many times but still does it I didn't know it's pretty bad in Brooklyn too.
0:18. Guy slams himself with the car door
Lmao 😂
LMAOO just noticed it.
Hoping the best for everyone and the people in pain. Love from Bangladesh.
I do not think the established Jewish community would like a Pakistani enclave .They did not want a Pakistani/Muslim community.
I am a Brooklyn Pakistani
@Khyber Pakhtunkhwa america is dead
The Zayn Malik Pakistanis live in Britain
I really don’t understand the hypocrisy of this series. South Asians (not only Pakistanis but also Indians and Bangladeshis) run to the West for a better life, a better future and security. After getting their hands on that passport, why do they keep cribbing about discrimination or racism? Do you really expect us to believe that South Asia is free from the problems you gratuitously attribute to the west? Do we not know how Shias, Hazaras, Hindus, Muhajirs are treated in Pakistan?
Every country in the world has problems - then why did you choose to run to the West? You could have stayed in your countries and cribbed there all you want. In South Asia, we would call this “namak haram” - unfaithful to the salt that feeds you, which in this case is America.
If you cannot assimilate, then don’t immigrate. You can’t have the cake and eat it too.
You have made an honest assessment. Let's also be honest that Muslims complain far more about the West's problems than Hindus do. Hindus complain as well but they integrate more.
They were literally talking about hate crime and the FBI sat outside of their shops. They’re describing incidents that happened to them, should they just pretend like they never happened?
@@RS-ti7bz I’m not saying that the West is blameless. Of course there is racism and ignorance there as well. But the choice to move West is completely voluntary - it was not forced on them (unlike African Americans who were enslaved and didn’t have a choice). If they don’t like it, Pakistan/ India will welcome them back with open arms. But they will never do that, because they know what lies there, and why they left in the first place.
I’m just saying that one who stays in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones at others. First, it is our duty as Muslims to bring egalitarianism to our countries/ communities. The way we treat our minorities is horrible, there is no denying this fact. So blaming the West for minor inconveniences is indeed hypocrisy.
@@mohamedfaizan9844
Both realities can be true. Two things can be worked on simultaneously, it doesn’t have to be one or the other.
@@RS-ti7bz Yes, that I agree with you.
Except that it doesn’t happen in reality. As an Indian Muslim myself who grew up in the Middle East, I know very well how the Arab locals treated us “lowly” South Asians, both Muslim and non Muslim. One word out of place and they would threaten us with deportation or jail. Forget citizenship, the Gulf states would not even give permanent residency, even if you lived there for decades. When my dad lost his job after 18 years working there as an accountant, he was kicked out in a matter of a few months.
And it’s not just the Gulf states. Coptic Christians in Egypt, Houthis in Yemen, Yazidis in Iraq, the Pandits in Kashmir, Hindus in Pakistan, anyone who is not Sunni in Afghanistan, among many others - the list is long. We have either purged them away, or treat them as second class citizens in their own country. We obviously don’t practise what we preach.
So seeing these Pakistani Americans (voluntary economic migrants who are not even ethnic minorities), enjoying all the benefits, rights and opportunities of American citizenship, and then cribbing about some degree of racism that you would face anywhere in the world, really gets my goat. The energies of Muslims would be better spent in cleaning our own house first before pointing fingers at others. This holier than thou attitude is exactly why we are in crisis after crisis and have no moral standing in the global stage today.
Pursuit of American dream in a 'shalwar kameez' lol
Nothing wrong with that. One of the pillars of American dream is to. Follow the culture you want
@@hassanaftab1270
Ofcourse nothing wrong with that. It just made me chuckle.
Do not worry
These white females will be wearing hijabs and shalwar kameez soon in America
@@AliAhmed-ve5xl what a weird mindset
i could say the same for Muslim women in the US; Pursuit of American dream in a "Hijab"
Very interesting and informative videos.
AJ+ you guys should next visit Xinjiang province China, where the Muslim concentration camps are!
Fox News told you that ?
@@native5647 it's not only fox news that reported it, other news network reported it too like CNN, BBC, Sky news etc the report the story on what happening to uyghur people in china under the CCP
@@hadijamil8740even aljazeera and trt world
The issue is that they are reluctant to integrate into society.
I have some family members who used live in Carnasie and Queens it was nice for a holiday but NY is very expensive to live.
Cost of living and traffic is the reason for me to moved out of there
Thank God we migrated to Toronto from Pakistan. There is no racism discrimination like our ppl face in the US no matter how far they come in achieving thr American dream. Plus the migrants in Canada came with education and money so the community is just structured better and we contribute greatly to the city.
5 months ago in canada a Pakistani muslim family was killed by truck driver who was islamophobe
I'm from AJK in Pakistan raised in UK🇵🇰 I didn't know majority of Pakistanis here came from AJK , where in AJK are these people from?
Most Azad Kashmiris are in Britain
They are not in America at all
Pakistanis would have some noise then
mirpur azad kashmir lala
It’s hard to care about a community when you know they don’t give a shit about yours. When’s the last time any of these guys were outraged over stop and frisk affecting blacks? How many of those same taxi drivers would drive past a black person?
I'm sorry about the hurt you have about not feeling supported. Please know that there are people out there who try to support the Black community the best they can. As a former salesperson, my boss told me that I don't need to really help "them" because "they'll" buy anything with the lots of money "they" have (insert horrible stereotype here). Well of course I didn't listen to his snide racist remarks and gave my customer, who was looking for a present for his sister, the best customer service ever. I think he kind of looked surprised, but I make it my mission to give people hope that there are people in the world who care and value communities such as yours and all other oppressed people. God bless ❤ Btw, my heritage is Pakistani
Here in UK we get along and strongly support Black community sharing their issues with racism in solidarity. I don’t think the majority of us neglect your issues so you must have seen isolated examples
Pakistani government STOP the persecution of Ahmadis Muslims!
reminds me of Alum Rock Road Birmingham in the UK
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
@Said Nasereddin the real God gave the land to the Jews... PERIOD!
@Said Nasereddin God curses people who go against the Jews...!
@Said Nasereddin islam can have many states but the Jews can't have one? Insane... Demonic..!
@@Law9223 God already curses you because you peoples don't respect Jesus Christ and don't believe that he is Messiah and prophet Muhammad pbuh is the last and final messenger and that's why you peoples betrayed all over the World and by God himself and still you live in fear that one day you will again displaced you are just giving your excuses to yourself to calm down yourself and you peoples also don't follow your Torah teachings but at the end of the day you will again going to be displaced and this is God himself going to do with you 😌👍
Free Balochistan.Free Xinjiang
Glory to be Allah🤲🍋/Subhana Allah😷🧕
? Pakistanis allah ie china or the real god
Why are the streets so dirty ?
i think its better then indian streets
Because there are Hindus who live there as well and they mess the streets up every time bro
@@humzanafees9348 Hindus have a better reputation than you people and thats why most CEOs are Hindus and no one burns the quran and no hindus cross the border illegally or involve in crimes. The rate of ur prisioners in those countries are much much much higher than Hindus
@SamuelAli-fc3jj You Crypto Muslim Jihadi Please dont blow me up or my city with explosives just because I pointed you guys made the US streets dirty.
Love your work. I live in London, I received a visit from the police after London, bombings surprisingly I’ve been a person of interest since, for no apparent reason . All because I am a Muslim and I support Palestinians movement for freedom .
dude we lived on foster ave in 1993
P.s 217, our child hood schol.
fostsr was just starting up
The taxi drivers are probably now all Uber/Lyft drivers .
Great story ... Good to see these kind of stories.
0:00-0:09 officially designated as 'Little Pakistan'/Muhammad Ali Jinnah Way, Midwood, Brooklyn. Between Church Avenue and Avenue H along Coney Island Avenue.
They went to Monteral , Canada mostly
LIVE LONG PAKISTAN ❤️🇵🇰
You won't see this kind of content from a Pakistani media channel. such a shame
You went to the Amerika for the Amerikan dream not for the Pakistani dream.For your pakistani deam you stay in Pakistan.
Go to London if you want to see Pakistan
@@yasshhhh_._ not just London. Birmingham, Bradford, Manchester. There are towns and cities which are almost exclusively Pakistani. Also. You have places which as almoat exclusivley Bangladeshi ...and Indian.
@@Helalbhai Do those nationalities get along in the U.K. or is there any hostility and tension between them?
@@1525boy I’m British Pakistani, overall the situation is good, we are pretty much free.
@@adamuk8199 But you didn’t answer my question, do Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis get along over there? Do they mix at all?
@@1525boy yeah we do, we even intermarry.
Pakistani men are the most handsome men in the world.
Thank you ❤️🔥
I hope future generations put their differences aside
Chicago should be next Pakistan Davon street , Neperville
I'm so sorry that one of my fellow ohioian. Cursed at the woman. It is uncalled for. I don't understand it. Agian I'm sorry for your bad treatment.
There's not really as much in the Orlando area ( 50 - 70000) but we also have a large and rapidly increasing population. the problem is that they all spread out and not in one neighborhood. there's not many Indians, but alot of Pakistanis. And kashmiris.
Inspirational video.
Nice work AJ+ 👍😀
UA-cam suggests me this video after texas incident🤣🤣
Mashallah to the pakistani people
If only we could live in harmony with each other.
A lot of Pakistanis also in Valley Stream and Hicksville in Long Island.
Quite amazing to hear that 75% of pakistani immigration occurred in the 1990s and early 2000s . In the UK mass immigration happened in the 1960s so the community is now on its 3rd and 4th generations . In fact the First Minister of Scotland is of Pakistani heritage , as is the main opposition party leader and the Mayor of London
it is pointless to fly a British Jack or the Monarchal coat of arms , they should retire and stop being english or quit
The name of this neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY is Midwood. It was historically almost entirely Jewish. It is the second largest Jewish enclave in the Americas right after Borough Park which is also located in Brooklyn and is very close by. Borough Park could very well be the largest Jewish enclave in the world 🌎 outside of Israel 🇮🇱. The famous Jewish actor/writer/director Woody Allen 🤡👿 was born and raised in Midwood. Most of the Pakistani 🇵🇰 business are located on Coney Island Ave. which is the main thoroughfare in Midwood. There are still many Orthodox and Hasidic Jews as well as Jewish immigrants that live alongside the Pakistanis 🇵🇰. There are also many Pakistanis 🇵🇰 who live in nearby Brighton Beach and Sheepshead Bay which were also historically Jewish neighborhoods.
maybe due to kosher (halal) meat/food. Muslims tend to stick with jews when it comes to food.
@@Reckless-mindfulness There is more to it than that. The Pakistanis didn’t move to those neighborhoods because of the Jews. It was purely coincidental.
You have got too much time in your hands. Get a life!
@@zuhairzafar1649 So then why did you take the time to read it and personally attack me? You have got too much time on your hands too. Get a life troll. 🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽
In Chicago as well. Devon Street was a Jewish neighborhood but now is mixed. Also in St Louis, MO.
Is there a playlist for this series?
Long live Pakistan 🇵🇰 🥰
Nothing but Love & Respect for You All my dear Pakistani American Communities.
Hmm? Brooklyn would be a hard community for Pakistanis;cause it is such a traditional Jewish place. Lots of Pakistanis in Queens .
Sitting in taxes burger at Foster just saw this video , its a treat while having my sandwich here 🙂
Salaam
Something I have been in search for quite sometime is a connection with somebody that goes beyond vanity. It's very hard to do in this day and age. People can be, somewhat very superficial.
On my quest to achieve this I have learnt a lot about human nature. It seems to me that those who are not given traits such as beauty or being wealthy are some of the nicest, kindest and generous people.
While the "gorgeous" and well off seem to be the most arrogant and greedy people out there. Of course that's not to say there aren't beautiful kind people out there.
I've been in the process of change for a while now and I have made some decent changes but don't you just hate it when people can't let go of your past mistakes.
I saw your profile and it intrigued me. I wanted to learn more about who you are and what type of path you would like on in life. Can we talk?
Good documentary.
Why is my comment getting deleted? Can't take the heat? lol...America, don't let your guard down with this seemingly docile community.
His mom is right
Yo my uncle is on this video flicks in for camera light I’m outside. 😂😂