Two words for the guest 😊 Hearing superb “Gulabi” Hindi/Urdu after a long time (Indian Punjabis can relate 😂) Hearing amazing Punjabized English with proper Punjabi base and stress Thanks for putting smile on my face through entire podcast ❤
@@ThePakistanExperiencekk Khan is also a momin 😂😂😂 Momin hi Mila carry minati also roast and he is the biggest youtuber in Asia. It's all depends upon your content, you think you are good or best but it's on viewers to decide what you are.
And then after that we wiped out poverty and oppression from the whole world and we spread peace throughout the whole world and we implemented justice all over the world. #MuhammadQasimDreams #MuhammadQasimImamMahdi
Mariam Beta, I am born and raised in India, I have been living in USA from more than 40 years. I never felt anything, like you have in Pakistan. God bless you!
Why? Why there is always a comparison? We have different countries, different religions, different set of beliefs, just because we are all brown so have to compare. Chor den phupi wali adat hr cheez k comparison ki.
Italian traveller Pietro Della Valle came India through Persia(Iran) around 15th century . He entered India through South and went to a village with Dubhasia( Translator) and asked people about ruler of the village, people said the ruler is a women and she has gone to field to supervising the digging of a trench so Italian went to field the he sees the women coming along dressed like a kitchen maid and no slippers .when he started talking to her , he found her as wise as Shah of Iran whom he interviewed sometime back. We all know the all time great debate between Adi Shankaracharya vs Ubhaya Bharti ( Mandan Mishra's wife) Gargi vs Yajnavalkya . Nagnika ( ruler and commander in cheif of Satvahna empires) , Anula of Anuradhapura . Women play as important role as men in India but unfortunately invader and colonial impacts destroyed this texture of the society. Indian and Pakistani womens are reclaiming their positions. First time when i read about Aurat March , i was amazed . Salute to women who participate in Aurat March, they are nation builders. Always inspiring to listen Maryam on this podcast. ❤ from kashi.
Great one 👌 It's always a good watch whenever Mariam or/& Tamkeenat are on as important topics are raised & discussed with fun humour sprinkled throughout the conversation 💖
naik parveen is basically a woman who is accepted by the society. someone who listens to her husband and obeys him all the time. basically talwey chaatna. naik parveen is a woman who is considered a good and acceptable housewife. a lot of "naik parveen" girls in pakistan have this thing where they put down other girls and say stuff like "mai to apney shauhar ki khidmat karti hoon pura din" "main to apni saas ke aagey chu tak nahi karti". so, basically, a woman who is a puppet, pretentious and stupid as hell is called a naik parveen.
In India, exercising is pretty normal for women; going out at night is pretty normal as well.. I am in US now but in early 2000 , we went out at midnight (technically study session😬)
It's better in Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi. It is still bad in Noida, Gorakhpur, Patna, etc....lets not forget that these places are also in India.
India is a very diverse country, and this diversity comes in all shapes and sizes, even when it comes to women safety. Different places have different levels of safety.
@ThePakistanExperience bring back that islam vs. Marvel guy again, lets see how he'll behave once he got taste of your questions, the amount of pateince it took you must be very high, especially when he said domestic violence is All0wed😂, pls bring back that cl0wn
@@ThePakistanExperiencebring back that islam vs. Marvel guy again, lets see how he'll behave once he got taste of your questions, the amount of pateince it took you must be very high, especially when he said domestic violence is All0wed😂, pls bring back that cl0wn
8:14 do you people even know the tale of Sati - Savitri . Before equating anything with an ancient tale you should atleast know the tale . In this tale Savitri is a brave woman not the kind you are equating her with.
35:25 Same old, " Humara culture (mysoginistic, patriarchal, casteist, racist and homophobic) hai, but hamara relegion bahut acha and Sundar hai ".......😂😂😂😂😂
I gew up in West Bengal, a so called 'liberal' and 'more educated' part of India and then lived, and i still do in Delhi. Trust me when i say this that yes, in India you see more women in public life and the female participation in the workforce is higher than Pakistan, but harassment, violence and sexism is a part of everyday life. Kehne ko toh hum fastest growing major economy hai, but in terms of women's rights, dalit rights, etc, there still still a lot to be done. And the first step is to talk about it. So Kudos, TPE
@@ajitpalsinghatwal7931 yaar I dont want to debate you. You might just be illeducated watch Vikram Sampaths debate on Lalaantop your ignorance will be cleared
@@hewhoisbelovedofthegods You are right,better not debate because i am student of history, sampath guy is a RSS stooge.Savarkar wrote six apology letters including two by his wife.Bhagat singh was no idiot to give up his life
Mahira Khan as an individual is very progressive in her thoughts and views and she never stays tight lipped if something is off in popular narrative with respect to gender politics - She fully supported MJMM when the likes of Hira mani and Aiza Khan ran away from all this - MK spoke in favor of Marvi Sarmed when she was verbally abused by KRQ
Thanks Shehzad for another wonderful podcast. I didn't know Mariam and thanks again for introducing her to me. This is a uniquely sad yet eye-opening podcast. It felt that both men and women are captives in a weirdly surreal yet very real prison. I think this is because of toxic masculinity where men are put on such a pedestal of perfection that they have to be act dominating at every level. What is status of mother in a typical Pakistani family? Is she considered a strong role model? In India, for majority of the people, the experience is very different, most people in India that are of my age works or have worked with men and are now retired. Some commercial segments are completely dominated by women. If women stops going out and stops participating economically, we will easily loose about 40% of the GDP. The loan structure of India also facilitates this as women entrepreneurs, women get loans with better interest rate. There is no shame in doing everyday work, exercise, shopping or wearing reasonably modest clothes like skirts, pants, salwar, saree etc.
My mother tongue is Hindi, I got most of my education in Hindi Medium, I did my MBA in English Medium. I have live and worked in English country. I am glad that my parents send me in Hindi medium.
The good thing about Andrew Tate is that is he teaches men to go to the gym and get healthier but the approach he has taken is really deadly for the society. He built his own empire on the base of webcam/Onlyf*ns models through p*ornography and casinos in Romania. Then he used that money to build the Hustlers University. It's good to tell people to become healthier and make money but the sheer focus on consumerism is a big red flag. I mean we criticise women who do p*ornography but we don't criticise the e-pimps that are managing the whole system. Moreover, Andrew Tate is indirectly part of the matrix because he is part of the neo-liberal capitalist system earning millions of dollars by selling a dream to young teenagers. Although he has crticised the capitalist system in the past, he is literally part of that very system that is exploiting people.
@@ThePakistanExperience Yes you are right. When you have a lot of capital, you can get some pretty good lawyers to get you out of a lot of stuff. John Pilger calls it the Wealth-Defense complex. The odd thing I have noticed these days is that Andrew Tate and other influencers from his spheres are becoming Muslim and using Islam to shield their behaviour. I mean Islam doesn't teach us to be materialistic maniacs that just care about Ferrari's and the accumulation of wealth. And it clearly doesn't teach us to treat women like slaves. It feels as if they are becoming Muslim for clout and I am amazed at those religious scholars that speedily come in support of their behaviour. Also, they bully and make people feel bad for their financial situation. Then they say that if you buy my course/university subscription, you can become a millionaire. There are a lot of factors for someone to be in a bad financial situation. Mocking someone for their financial situation, regardless of how it came to be, and then exploiting that to sell them something is unbelievable. Instead of focusing on the larger exploitative system, influencers these days are using this tactic to further squeeze the peoples pockets.
Woman of Pakistan are strong humans. We should support each other to run businesses, support to establish women well-being centres and communities. We know the problems as the guest highlighted very eloquently, lets move towards solutions.
My neighbour used to walk from her gate to ours and back for an hour every day. I always used to wonder why she cannot walk a bit further. My other friends do the same thing. One who lives in Islamabad told me that she gets harrassed every time she has tried to walk like a kilometre
Emam did say aurton pae ziyata karna mana hai but he did accept that the verse in quran explicitly means beating not just that men can beat their spouse and even a women can beat their spouse.....
Dear Shehzad, I must say that you are a good communicator. Although I haven't seen all of your podcasts, I have been watching lately, and I kind of like what you are doing here. I appreciate the fact that you give space to others to have different opinions. I would like to give you a thought. Rather than using very strong words like "dehumanising" and "no space for women," you could have articulated yourself in a better way. I know you can. It is very unfortunate how things are, and I couldn't agree more that things should be way better than what is going on. But for a while, think about it, isn't it easier to point out bad stuff about people, countries, cultures, and even anything? If you want to discuss the severity of the matter, then you must highlight its root cause and come up with practical solutions that could really help. I am sure that would be a lot more interesting than someone coming and discussing things that they are frustrated about. Two requests: First, don't judge this comment because of its length. Secondly, what you are doing is fab, but don't just do it to give a show. Do it with a purpose. After all, you have named this podcast "The Pakistan Experience." And don't forget, you are the Pakistan experience too. You gave respect to women and gave them space and liberty as well. I am pretty sure that is the true Pakistan experience, not that which was depicted. I know the opposite is happening, but to be honest, that is happening everywhere. But I am sure that there is more space for women than men in the real Pakistan experience.
south asia m historically jitna zulm o jbr gender ki bunyad pe caste ki bunyad pe mazhab ki bunyad pe property ki bunyad pe waghera pichle 3 hazaar saalo se hua hai utna shayad hi kisi aur civilization m hua ho. ham south asians to roz dusro ko neeche dabane aur aapas m quietly aur violently ladne ke aadi hn. taqreebn everything traditional in our society is horrific
Thank you Shehzad for giving another nice podcast. Good to see mariam after a long time. Just want to say that we live in a society where suppression and religiosity has been induced over dacades, which has built thick layers of rusts and getting rid of it can never be easy. so change would only come through repetitively reiterating the ideas and continuous activism, no matter how boring it may sound to ourselves and no matter how fed up it may makes us feel. Its a frictional process, and the shiny surface comes out only through tedious and continues rubbing of the sand paper over the rusty iron.
Most beautiful languages in descending order: Arabic (because of Rhythm and ability to say a lot in few words) Punjabi(only poetry: very powerful and impactful)and then urdu(for its sweetness and ability to accommodate different words very easily)
Shehzad you made Maryam an instant fan of KrK by cracking vicky kaushal joke 😅 Couldn’t believe this is your first real meetup, no one could ever guessed that bro..keep rocking guys
I have been living in Germany since 2011, yes German have made me realize how we don’t appreciate our languages, that if someone speaks Urdu only they are considered “unintelligent”. But Shehzad’s fixation on Urdu and local languages did not fit in Germany’s context, they also have local dialects e.g. Bavarian has very different vocabulary and if one really starts speaking even other German from other regions may not fully understand it. I agree forcing it on Bangladesh was 100% wrong but the real problem of Urdu in Pakistan is lack of self respect and pride in our local languages and culture as she implied
Except Punjabi Sunhis who has space in Pakistan Hindus Sikhs and Jain are tortured killed or worse converted. Sindhdesh Baluchistan and Pakhtunwa are all waiting to exit from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,
54:09 Naik is right.. Kitni baar baat kare 😂 .. Ye mentality hai Chuslaam me.. 4 Wives : Mard 😂😂 what does this means in constitution.. She is brave ❤ . 4m New Delhi Currently in london..
I don't think you can judge mahatma gandhi based on what he said about women back in 1900's because back in the time situation and society was completely different , There was hardly any concept of feminism and liberal values in the most of the world specially in south asia !!!
@@mariamgoraya6832 Also maryam, we know these words against patriarchy have been spoken before multiple times but kiu k patriarchy abhi bhi musallat shuda hai hmari society pe so those have not been said enough. Its good to see you are still on the same cause with even more persistence. We are here to have those same conversations again and again everyday to add more into them until we see them bearing fruits. More power an love to you. 💪❤
Loved this podcast with Maryam, good to hear that she shares the same experience as mine in Germany. women issues should be discussed in such a relatable way ❤❤ - Schmidt Dot In
Great podcast🥰, but I feel a different connection with Mariam because my Mom is also Guraya, means she belongs to Guraya family in India. BTW i am listening you guys from couple of years from Australia,
You are from Sindh that why you ask right questions and you are so smart; after all the Sindh is the Barth place of Indian culture and Indian Civilisation.
Agha Khanis aka Ismailis go to Jamat Khaana where they collectively pray. Their events are inclusive and people make life long friendships in their JKs
Today’s sad reality is that leaders of the Muslim world do not avoid Shirk nor raise awareness about this. Imam Mahdi Muhammad Qasim has seen that avoiding shirk is the only way to success and Allah’s help. #MuhammadQasimDreams
Dude take a break... fast...so much quantity is taking a toll on quality!!! Your first podcast that I yawned through!! Your previous work has set the standard way higher!!
If Mariam and many other are existing and still functioning may be with some struggle it means Pakistan do have space for women but it could be that they live in a different world (elite) and they have no connection to really people of Pakistan
agreed with most of the conversation just one question Why did you mix two things while refering to Engr. Mirza when did engr. mirza on your podcast mention that "Aurton ko mar nahi sakte" and yes ye said , Marital rape wali chez allow nahi he and in this pod cast, why did you try to mix two things ? please refer the exact moment / timestamp where engr. mirza said "Aurton ko mar nahi sakte" ?
That proverb “Sati Savitree “ .. which used in pakistan .. clearly proves from where pakistan culture came from
Two words for the guest 😊
Hearing superb “Gulabi” Hindi/Urdu after a long time (Indian Punjabis can relate 😂)
Hearing amazing Punjabized English with proper Punjabi base and stress
Thanks for putting smile on my face through entire podcast ❤
Love from India, Punjab !! Keep shining guys, we really enjoy you podcast ❤
"Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions! 😇
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Brilliant, difficult but NECESSARY conversation. About time we talk about these things openly without vilifying anyone.
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@@ThePakistanExperiencewhat about Hamas? Sar tan se juda 😂😂😂
@@ThePakistanExperiencekk Khan is also a momin 😂😂😂
Momin hi Mila carry minati also roast and he is the biggest youtuber in Asia. It's all depends upon your content, you think you are good or best but it's on viewers to decide what you are.
And then after that we wiped out poverty and oppression from the whole world and we spread peace throughout the whole world and we implemented justice all over the world. #MuhammadQasimDreams #MuhammadQasimImamMahdi
Mariam Beta, I am born and raised in India, I have been living in USA from more than 40 years. I never felt anything, like you have in Pakistan. God bless you!
Why? Why there is always a comparison? We have different countries, different religions, different set of beliefs, just because we are all brown so have to compare. Chor den phupi wali adat hr cheez k comparison ki.
@@SpontaneousSana😂
Italian traveller Pietro Della Valle came India through Persia(Iran) around 15th century . He entered India through South and went to a village with Dubhasia( Translator) and asked people about ruler of the village, people said the ruler is a women and she has gone to field to supervising the digging of a trench so Italian went to field the he sees the women coming along dressed like a kitchen maid and no slippers .when he started talking to her , he found her as wise as Shah of Iran whom he interviewed sometime back.
We all know the all time great debate between Adi Shankaracharya vs Ubhaya Bharti ( Mandan Mishra's wife)
Gargi vs Yajnavalkya .
Nagnika ( ruler and commander in cheif of Satvahna empires) , Anula of Anuradhapura . Women play as important role as men in India but unfortunately invader and colonial impacts destroyed this texture of the society.
Indian and Pakistani womens are reclaiming their positions. First time when i read about Aurat March , i was amazed .
Salute to women who participate in Aurat March, they are nation builders.
Always inspiring to listen Maryam on this podcast.
❤ from kashi.
Great one 👌 It's always a good watch whenever Mariam or/& Tamkeenat are on as important topics are raised & discussed with fun humour sprinkled throughout the conversation 💖
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Always excited to be on TPE
Fabulous episode - didn’t know what Naik Parveen is about but listening to Mariam - she is such a rock star! Much love from India
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Same roul black hole alot of company meat saler child saler
Syed mzammil all people u know who u r
naik parveen is basically a woman who is accepted by the society. someone who listens to her husband and obeys him all the time. basically talwey chaatna. naik parveen is a woman who is considered a good and acceptable housewife. a lot of "naik parveen" girls in pakistan have this thing where they put down other girls and say stuff like "mai to apney shauhar ki khidmat karti hoon pura din" "main to apni saas ke aagey chu tak nahi karti". so, basically, a woman who is a puppet, pretentious and stupid as hell is called a naik parveen.
In India, exercising is pretty normal for women; going out at night is pretty normal as well.. I am in US now but in early 2000 , we went out at midnight (technically study session😬)
I would say it is still dangerous. In all cities that I have been posted to. Delhi Bhopal Hyderabad Jabalpur...
Kalkatta mein to freedom hai - East n North East mein to hai
It's better in Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi. It is still bad in Noida, Gorakhpur, Patna, etc....lets not forget that these places are also in India.
India is a very diverse country, and this diversity comes in all shapes and sizes, even when it comes to women safety. Different places have different levels of safety.
@@nitishfrankenstein4886 agree.. My view is based on cities in Gujarat.. PS I moved 15 yrs ago so things may have changed
OMGGG MARYAM IS BACK! LOVE HER SINCE SHE FIRST APPEARED ON TPE. This is going to be a very entertaining and (informative) one
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@ThePakistanExperience bring back that islam vs. Marvel guy again, lets see how he'll behave once he got taste of your questions, the amount of pateince it took you must be very high, especially when he said domestic violence is All0wed😂, pls bring back that cl0wn
@@ThePakistanExperiencebring back that islam vs. Marvel guy again, lets see how he'll behave once he got taste of your questions, the amount of pateince it took you must be very high, especially when he said domestic violence is All0wed😂, pls bring back that cl0wn
Listening to this conversation, I feel like Pakistani society is still in the 70s and 80s of what India used to be.
Still mocking other colours of skin... Bangladesh got separated over kale bangali.... Anyway atleast you realise it's racist...
I am proud of myself, been listening to TPE from the very start and now this ❤
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8:14 do you people even know the tale of Sati - Savitri . Before equating anything with an ancient tale you should atleast know the tale . In this tale Savitri is a brave woman not the kind you are equating her with.
35:25 Same old, " Humara culture (mysoginistic, patriarchal, casteist, racist and homophobic) hai, but hamara relegion bahut acha and Sundar hai ".......😂😂😂😂😂
I gew up in West Bengal, a so called 'liberal' and 'more educated' part of India and then lived, and i still do in Delhi. Trust me when i say this that yes, in India you see more women in public life and the female participation in the workforce is higher than Pakistan, but harassment, violence and sexism is a part of everyday life. Kehne ko toh hum fastest growing major economy hai, but in terms of women's rights, dalit rights, etc, there still still a lot to be done. And the first step is to talk about it. So Kudos, TPE
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Bhai tu ye podcast chennal ma guraya ko host Bana da it will revolutionise Pakistan
Every time i listen to maryam i think i become a better man. She has the tuition wali baji tone that is driving the patriarchy out of me .
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She seems like a very brave woman. More power to her
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❤️❤️ Thankyou
Brave yes but not like coward savarkar
@@ajitpalsinghatwal7931 yaar I dont want to debate you. You might just be illeducated watch Vikram Sampaths debate on Lalaantop your ignorance will be cleared
@@hewhoisbelovedofthegods You are right,better not debate because i am student of history, sampath guy is a RSS stooge.Savarkar wrote six apology letters including two by his wife.Bhagat singh was no idiot to give up his life
Mahira Khan as an individual is very progressive in her thoughts and views and she never stays tight lipped if something is off in popular narrative with respect to gender politics - She fully supported MJMM when the likes of Hira mani and Aiza Khan ran away from all this - MK spoke in favor of Marvi Sarmed when she was verbally abused by KRQ
Thanks Shehzad for another wonderful podcast. I didn't know Mariam and thanks again for introducing her to me.
This is a uniquely sad yet eye-opening podcast. It felt that both men and women are captives in a weirdly surreal yet very real prison. I think this is because of toxic masculinity where men are put on such a pedestal of perfection that they have to be act dominating at every level. What is status of mother in a typical Pakistani family? Is she considered a strong role model?
In India, for majority of the people, the experience is very different, most people in India that are of my age works or have worked with men and are now retired. Some commercial segments are completely dominated by women. If women stops going out and stops participating economically, we will easily loose about 40% of the GDP. The loan structure of India also facilitates this as women entrepreneurs, women get loans with better interest rate. There is no shame in doing everyday work, exercise, shopping or wearing reasonably modest clothes like skirts, pants, salwar, saree etc.
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Yes, Shahzad bhai we Agha khani (we prefer to be called Ismailis) have a combined prayers system. We call our jamat khanas community centre.
That’s what I was referring to, that’s the right way to do it imo
My mother tongue is Hindi, I got most of my education in Hindi Medium, I did my MBA in English Medium. I have live and worked in English country. I am glad that my parents send me in Hindi medium.
My two favorite people in one podcast. She’s awesome.
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The good thing about Andrew Tate is that is he teaches men to go to the gym and get healthier but the approach he has taken is really deadly for the society. He built his own empire on the base of webcam/Onlyf*ns models through p*ornography and casinos in Romania. Then he used that money to build the Hustlers University. It's good to tell people to become healthier and make money but the sheer focus on consumerism is a big red flag. I mean we criticise women who do p*ornography but we don't criticise the e-pimps that are managing the whole system. Moreover, Andrew Tate is indirectly part of the matrix because he is part of the neo-liberal capitalist system earning millions of dollars by selling a dream to young teenagers. Although he has crticised the capitalist system in the past, he is literally part of that very system that is exploiting people.
He also teaches men misogyny , he was literally charged of human trafficking
@@ThePakistanExperience Yes you are right. When you have a lot of capital, you can get some pretty good lawyers to get you out of a lot of stuff. John Pilger calls it the Wealth-Defense complex. The odd thing I have noticed these days is that Andrew Tate and other influencers from his spheres are becoming Muslim and using Islam to shield their behaviour. I mean Islam doesn't teach us to be materialistic maniacs that just care about Ferrari's and the accumulation of wealth. And it clearly doesn't teach us to treat women like slaves. It feels as if they are becoming Muslim for clout and I am amazed at those religious scholars that speedily come in support of their behaviour. Also, they bully and make people feel bad for their financial situation. Then they say that if you buy my course/university subscription, you can become a millionaire. There are a lot of factors for someone to be in a bad financial situation. Mocking someone for their financial situation, regardless of how it came to be, and then exploiting that to sell them something is unbelievable. Instead of focusing on the larger exploitative system, influencers these days are using this tactic to further squeeze the peoples pockets.
She is empowered woman. 👍
You guys heard it. Maryam comes on TPE just for us. The old listeners. 😩❤️
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Also girl… I really don't know who you are… but the way you are ok with yourself is amazing
Woman of Pakistan are strong humans. We should support each other to run businesses, support to establish women well-being centres and communities. We know the problems as the guest highlighted very eloquently, lets move towards solutions.
according to islam women are not allowed work outside unless it is necessary and it has to be in hijab
I almost disagree with everything Marryam says but I have to say that I still like her because of her boldness,courage and being very honest person.
Shehzd, Is this only a video podcast now? No updates on the audio podcast feeds or any platform, just youtube uploads for quite sometime.
My neighbour used to walk from her gate to ours and back for an hour every day. I always used to wonder why she cannot walk a bit further.
My other friends do the same thing. One who lives in Islamabad told me that she gets harrassed every time she has tried to walk like a kilometre
Shehzad and Mariam together are so precious 💞 May God protect these lovelies always 🙏
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I have became fan of u bro. .i get to learn alot about pakistan .. allah apko aour uchaiyo pr le k jaye
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Nice episode Mariam is once again brutally honest, Vaisey bibi kehrey pind dee haiy. Very daleyr (brave)
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Emam did say aurton pae ziyata karna mana hai but he did accept that the verse in quran explicitly means beating not just that men can beat their spouse and even a women can beat their spouse.....
Lots of love bhai❤from 🇮🇳 go ahead,you are extraordinary
great! felt myself heard in your words
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Dear Shehzad, I must say that you are a good communicator. Although I haven't seen all of your podcasts, I have been watching lately, and I kind of like what you are doing here. I appreciate the fact that you give space to others to have different opinions.
I would like to give you a thought. Rather than using very strong words like "dehumanising" and "no space for women," you could have articulated yourself in a better way. I know you can. It is very unfortunate how things are, and I couldn't agree more that things should be way better than what is going on. But for a while, think about it, isn't it easier to point out bad stuff about people, countries, cultures, and even anything?
If you want to discuss the severity of the matter, then you must highlight its root cause and come up with practical solutions that could really help. I am sure that would be a lot more interesting than someone coming and discussing things that they are frustrated about.
Two requests: First, don't judge this comment because of its length. Secondly, what you are doing is fab, but don't just do it to give a show. Do it with a purpose. After all, you have named this podcast "The Pakistan Experience." And don't forget, you are the Pakistan experience too. You gave respect to women and gave them space and liberty as well. I am pretty sure that is the true Pakistan experience, not that which was depicted. I know the opposite is happening, but to be honest, that is happening everywhere. But I am sure that there is more space for women than men in the real Pakistan experience.
She is depicting the Pakistani situation in such an accurate manner.
Yeyyy . Thank you TPE ❤
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south asia m historically jitna zulm o jbr gender ki bunyad pe caste ki bunyad pe mazhab ki bunyad pe property ki bunyad pe waghera pichle 3 hazaar saalo se hua hai utna shayad hi kisi aur civilization m hua ho. ham south asians to roz dusro ko neeche dabane aur aapas m quietly aur violently ladne ke aadi hn. taqreebn everything traditional in our society is horrific
I love u marium ❤😭
Love you too 😘
Most useless podcast, tried hard to give it an intellectual perspective but miserably failed.
Nice Vlog Shehzad, my first view of PTE, after your Israel podcast.
Please I have the right to be the quintessential 'Fufu ji at a Shadi'.
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Great conversation
Thank you Shehzad for giving another nice podcast. Good to see mariam after a long time. Just want to say that we live in a society where suppression and religiosity has been induced over dacades, which has built thick layers of rusts and getting rid of it can never be easy. so change would only come through repetitively reiterating the ideas and continuous activism, no matter how boring it may sound to ourselves and no matter how fed up it may makes us feel. Its a frictional process, and the shiny surface comes out only through tedious and continues rubbing of the sand paper over the rusty iron.
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49:57 👉Dua lipa was recently in Jaipur and Mumbai for new Year Vecation.
Pakistan is the richest and happiest country in the world 😂😂😂 ....
Yaar bc dil jalana hai tau jalao, gaand ke neechay tava kyu rakh rahay hun.
Most beautiful languages in descending order: Arabic (because of Rhythm and ability to say a lot in few words) Punjabi(only poetry: very powerful and impactful)and then urdu(for its sweetness and ability to accommodate different words very easily)
This is also valid for men. Get a coffee with the person first before inviting them to your place.
How much money do I need to donate to have all of your future videos edited with English captions?
60,000 rupees per month
Pakistani or Indian?
Pakistani
Shehzad you made Maryam an instant fan of KrK by cracking vicky kaushal joke 😅
Couldn’t believe this is your first real meetup, no one could ever guessed that bro..keep rocking guys
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I have been living in Germany since 2011, yes German have made me realize how we don’t appreciate our languages, that if someone speaks Urdu only they are considered “unintelligent”. But Shehzad’s fixation on Urdu and local languages did not fit in Germany’s context, they also have local dialects e.g. Bavarian has very different vocabulary and if one really starts speaking even other German from other regions may not fully understand it.
I agree forcing it on Bangladesh was 100% wrong but the real problem of Urdu in Pakistan is lack of self respect and pride in our local languages and culture as she implied
another nice podcast. while Shehzad is enjoying in europe, his soul is here on Pakistan experience.
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Mazedar talk ❤
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Except Punjabi Sunhis who has space in Pakistan Hindus Sikhs and Jain are tortured killed or worse converted. Sindhdesh Baluchistan and Pakhtunwa are all waiting to exit from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,
Plz do another podcast together guys🎉❤
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Yes We are friends !!! I love all of you . God bless !
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Sister mariam so fine podcast❤
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As someone who doesn't have a life, these kind of videos and people are what keep me going, thanks so much❤❤❤!!
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@@ThePakistanExperience love the show buddy. But on Dua Lipa issue you join the que buddy. 😅😂😂😂
If a guy is abusing andrew tate... Very embarrassing...very mis understood
54:09 Naik is right.. Kitni baar baat kare 😂 ..
Ye mentality hai Chuslaam me..
4 Wives : Mard 😂😂 what does this means in constitution..
She is brave ❤ . 4m New Delhi
Currently in london..
Good to know you knew so much about Dave Chappelle. My fav sketch is when Dave and Charlie Murphy done RICK JAMES comedy..😅😅
That’s the best one
I don't think you can judge mahatma gandhi based on what he said about women back in 1900's because back in the time situation and society was completely different , There was hardly any concept of feminism and liberal values in the most of the world specially in south asia !!!
So these women also support Jihaad and Dukhtaran-e-Millat … Soon FATF will black list Al Bakistan.
Wow, just wow. I mean, wow... the level of prejudice. Just wow.
@@tyrant_hermit No prejudice only reality of Al Bakistan sponsoring terrorism.
@@tyrant_hermit Go to Pakistan
@@willymontana Go to Al Bakistan land of Pure Jihaadis and now Kashkol leke kr Yahood Nasara se imdaad magnewaali Quom.
Samj nai aaia.... kia??????
Her channel link if exists now?? Naik parveen channel??
She reminds me of my sister.
The musical you were thinking of is Moulin Rouge
from watching 3 hours backchodiyan episode in 2020 to Maryam in person.. Its been a long time coming ❤❤❤
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@@mariamgoraya6832 Also maryam, we know these words against patriarchy have been spoken before multiple times but kiu k patriarchy abhi bhi musallat shuda hai hmari society pe so those have not been said enough. Its good to see you are still on the same cause with even more persistence. We are here to have those same conversations again and again everyday to add more into them until we see them bearing fruits. More power an love to you. 💪❤
@@wasiqakram6886yes we have to somehow go on, thanks for listening
Do Podcast With 👉 Mairam Goraya Sister. 👍
Shehzad u've a very good upbringing if this is your self. Keep up. Nice topic that u always take on.
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Loved this podcast with Maryam, good to hear that she shares the same experience as mine in Germany. women issues should be discussed in such a relatable way ❤❤ - Schmidt Dot In
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Great podcast🥰, but I feel a different connection with Mariam because my Mom is also Guraya, means she belongs to Guraya family in India.
BTW i am listening you guys from couple of years from Australia,
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You are from Sindh that why you ask right questions and you are so smart; after all the Sindh is the Barth place of Indian culture and Indian Civilisation.
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It seems like Islam is an occupying force; Islam occupied the mind.
Love love you shehzad bhai. 😊 From India ❤
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So glad to see her back
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This podcast used to be our backchodi place and now Bilawal bhutto is coming. I am proud of you shayzad ♥️
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OMG I wasn't expecting this! Commenting before watching it.
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Agha Khanis aka Ismailis go to Jamat Khaana where they collectively pray. Their events are inclusive and people make life long friendships in their JKs
Today’s sad reality is that leaders of the Muslim world do not avoid Shirk nor raise awareness about this. Imam Mahdi Muhammad Qasim has seen that avoiding shirk is the only way to success and Allah’s help. #MuhammadQasimDreams
I am such a fan of her!
Pakistani hindu girl ka to condition to OR kharab hai
Koi baat nahi bro 2030 taak bachengi hi nhi becharian😂
@@arhammirza1205 tab tak to Pakistan hi nahi bachega kab boot chat chat ke chalega desh 😃😃
Dude take a break... fast...so much quantity is taking a toll on quality!!! Your first podcast that I yawned through!!
Your previous work has set the standard way higher!!
Bachondiyan wali yaden taza hogaeen. Thanks
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If Mariam and many other are existing and still functioning may be with some struggle it means Pakistan do have space for women but it could be that they live in a different world (elite) and they have no connection to really people of Pakistan
They don't live in Pakistan
Mariam lives in Germany
Good one & as they say in a Mumbai lingo 'bindaas' show, Shehzad and Mariam. ❤it.
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Marium is mesmerizing....love her personality
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Brooohhh…Naik parveen is the one who makes other girls life hell
Basically Nake Parveen is Anupama of Pakistan
Bc I don’t know why I watched the whole conversation. Get zero knowledge but it was fun to watch 😂😂
Kafir word is used so casually!!!
even in Ahmadi community , women goes to masjid
agreed with most of the conversation
just one question
Why did you mix two things while refering to Engr. Mirza
when did engr. mirza on your podcast mention that "Aurton ko mar nahi sakte"
and yes ye said ,
Marital rape wali chez allow nahi he
and in this pod cast, why did you try to mix two things ?
please refer
the exact moment / timestamp where engr. mirza said "Aurton ko mar nahi sakte" ?
Sir kindly India and Pakistan trade pr complete podcast krain
👏👏👏good one Shehzad! Now I am intrigued - ab to aapko batana pare ga k what kind of feminist you are?
URDU BOL LEY BHAI , URDU BOLNEY MEI KYA JATA HAI BEHEN, ENGLISH VOCAB NAHI TU KUCH NAHI HOTA ITS TIME WE REALISE THAT URDU IS OUR MOTHER TONGUE
Naik is related to caste that actually do job of protecting villages where they present😂😂 so it clear evidence of convert not changing surname 😂😂😂
First 2.33 seconds I am done watching 😮what a shock 😢
I’ve never come across the term Sati Savitri to refer to a virtuous woman. Could someone explain where this originated from?
ancient Indian story where a woman named Savitri defeated Yamraj ( an employee of God of death) in a discussion and she gave her husband a new birth.
Must a communist hindu-hating household.