Uneducated Life Partner | Ask Ganjiswag

[@kuldeeps90]

Never ever settle down with an uneducated partner. I am a NRI (Technical Manager) in late 30s with kids, I succumbed to my parent`s pressure and said yes and to be honest , I am in my prime carrier and despite having wealth and everything, still there is something that is missing. I am into Science, History, Literature , geo politics while partner is into Saas bahu Dramas so yes it becomes difficult to talk. Never ever go for uneducated person. Not bashing anyone but if my comment can help even a single person then it worth it.

[@rahuldeendyal4929]

True , uneducated partners are not even into sports. All they ask you is "How am I looking"? And complain that " You don't talk to me".

[@AG-sh1pi]

Jab toh tharak mai kr liya ab Gyan de rha hai .. uneducated toh shadi se pehle hi pta hoga ab kyun yeh drama?

[@wewomen9573]

What are your contributions to upgrade your uneducated wife? Have you ever thought of getting her enrolled in creative class or school? Took her to vacation to have some exploration of the world.

[@nacpatil]

I am the opposite extreme of you! I am phd living in usa. I am doing pretty good. My wife is a very successful scientist and is doing very well! But I wish I had married someone uneducated! The idea that you can have intellectual discussion with intellectuals is actually not that easy! Intellectuals are not agreeable people! And two intellectuals will argue more than agree on anything!

[@amirahkaiser6199]

I don’t know how we can define education coz now I’m double masters but I was only 18 when I married hence a college dropout and my husband was an engineer but I always liked watching documentaries, discussions over various topics, realistic cinema and my husband was into saas bahu serials like his mother and tarak Mehta ka ulta chashma like his father and it was very frustrating for me.. so it’s all about compatibility which arranged marriages don’t allow you to test.

[@sohailsaeed9447]

I am finally convinced that I should subscribe now. Every session of you is very gripping and enlightening.

[@farahn0547]

A humble advice to your last email. 1. Its never too late to try new things. For instance try to change your wardrobe, hairstyle etc 2. Change the lay out of your room furniture. Change wall colours, bring some changes in your room. 3. You can make tea or coffee or anything that you both enjoy eating/ drinking, take it to his room and have some light conversation with him every other night for an hour or two. Just an excuse to stay in his room for a while. And then go to your room for sleeping. Gradually increasing time spending with him in his room. Someday you can say ' oh i am too tired to go to my room can i lie down here for a few minutes. But dont sleep there. Later go to your room. Slowely and gradually you can stay longer. 4. Also make your own effort to show some romance, when you feel is the right time. Please dont just wait for him to show. If you take the first few steps, he will also show love. This is like regenerating love between you two. Sometimes women think that it is only men job to show affections, but believe me they also appreciate if women show some. In your case, you have to take small steps. Just show him how much you love him and care for him by celebrating small things. Going out for dinners, making something special for him. I hope you dont get disappointed.

[@abubakarhafeezz7509]

I can acknowledge, I have been in UK since last 40 days and I can confirm that the streets, main roads, markets and even restaurants are so peaceful. There are no horn sounds, no motorbikes etc. We can only feel this difference untill we visit any other country.

[@parik8299]

For beauty question, predators don't care about beauty, it's irrelevant. They only care how naive and vulnerable their victim/target is.

[@nimfall]

Ugly people are not liked by most

[@Sk-nb3yl]

True!! Sickos and pedophiles don’t even leave children alone. But having good looks adds to the misery sometimes especially when dealing with such repulsive people

[@alixhussain786]

@@Sk-nb3ylabay retard pedos bachon ko hi to target krte hain

[@syedjaffarali1391]

To answer the first question. Try to watch english movies and series that will really help you. Try to communicate more at your workplace, and when you hear a new word, try to use it in a sentence. Don't worry, keep trying, it will come to you.

[@musmansiddiqui5277]

So much value in intro section, always share this type of intro in your #askganjiswag channel...

[@imrnrasheed525]

This topics is needed again and again to be translated by you . Please post again such good topics

[@cherishgp]

I live in a suburb of Dallas. Within DFW you can choose to either live in an area which has many Desis or areas where there are few depending on your choice. Housing is relatively affordable, zero state taxes, plenty of grocery stores where you can get Desi stuff, hala meat very accessible, plenty of cinema halls showing Bollywood movies, plenty of Desi restaurants. But also Dallas has more restaurants per capita than even New York and most global cuisines. I feel California, NYC etc are great for vacations.

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

Thankyou for the honest advice. Helpful 💯💐

[@ibrahimshaikh06]

18:55 a smooth sea never made a strong sailor🌊⛵💯

[@baninfatima9044]

For learning how to speak English, I would say read or watch celebrity interview articles or watch American shows. You pick up on their slang and expressions.

[@mtalhakhalid1679]

At our place, there is a system of memorization, and Junaid bhai encourages the memorization of English as well.

[@2kool4skoolll]

Lady who’s scared to move to the US: Atlanta, Georgia is a really good place to raise a family. The weather is nice (you get all 4 seasons). Real estate is cheaper than NY & California. Georgia has a growing job market and I’m sure you will find work sooner than later. South Florida is extremely expensive as well and it’s hot year round. Houston is mini Pakistani but it is very hot as well. You get a sense of Muslim community but if you can deal with the weather then you can go there. Also, do keep in mind where there are desis there will be Desi mentality and drama. Spring, Texas has cheaper real estate than Houston. I hope this helps!

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

It does. Thankyou so much 💐

[@Hirasoutlet]

@@SophiaHeather-ih9hnyou’re welcome! Good luck!

[@BrainwaveMts-yn8en]

Because of less taxes pakistanis are in texas

[@muaz4825]

Salute to girl's brothers and her family the way they responded to the allegations of that creep. We need more of these type of educated families. Dil khush hogaya ♥️

[@nimfall]

Man live hard life Woman live easy lifes

[@muaz4825]

@@nimfall you r comparing oranges to bananas. This example is wrong at its core. Both have their own set of difficulties, while men also face zillions of difficulties in their lifespan but the problems women face is of existential in nature. Their very existence is persecuted since their childhood. Hence, the problems both face cannot be compared but if u want to compare, the gravity of the problems women face exceeds far more than that of a men, thats for sure.

[@nimfall]

@@muaz4825 proof ????????????????

[@muaz4825]

@@nimfall come on, u need proof of these widely accepted facts.Then u need education on the topics of Honor killings, restrictrions on women since childhood, financial independence, inequality across all walks of life, job sector, education, societal restriction on every step of their life, and millions of other things exist. Read Gender studies or get more in touch with real problems of this world rather than wasting ur time on social media.

[@muaz4825]

@@nimfall a humble request, not here to argue for the sake of argument. Peace ♥️

[@MonisSaeed-g1y]

For the sister, immigrating to US and having anxiety. Sister move to the state where you get the job offer. Start applying before going. Texas is expensive too but not as California. If you decide to move Dallas, TX, feel free to reach out for any guidance.

[@BigBrother4Life]

Dallas or Houston?

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

Thankyou. But my husband cannot apply before getting greencard i guess?

[@MonisSaeed-g1y]

He can apply , probably take some international phone number . If his visa is stamped then that serves as green card I 551. SSN comes right in two weeks. My wife also had to come before but we were in IT so got a job quickly. Right now jobs are there but to find a job in your respected field might take time

[@MonisSaeed-g1y]

@@BigBrother4Life Dallas

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

International phone number?

[@haroonabassbatt]

To curb the menace of sexual offences against children we have POCSO ( protection of children from sexual offences act ) in india. It's very stringent and has been very effective. Such legislations and effective implementation is needed in Pakistan as well.

[@sneha6652]

It works only when the criminal is not a politician. Or else nothing works

[@cryptocks9166]

My friend had got punishment of 10 year becoz of a mutual sex pratice but the girl alleged him with rape charges

[@haroonabassbatt]

@@cryptocks9166 consent of minor is no consent my friend as per law.

[@Kitler-go6df]

I am from india I know how effective it is 😅 stop boasting about anything you don't know about

[@ahmxi]

​@@Kitler-go6dfIndia mai bhi bachabaazi peak per hai kiya?

[@naveedulmustafa4518]

I was living in FL for 3.5 year and recently moved to NM. Having limited experience, I would recommend FL. It has good economy, giving you reasonable job opportunities. There is no state tax. Health insurance premiums are cheaper than in NM. Good sized muslim community, many mosques, and good universities/schools.

[@muneebshahid5833]

I live in San Diego, CA, and since her husband is a biomedical engineer, I would highly recommend him to explore the numerous opportunities available here. San Diego, CA is known as a biotech hub, offering a wide range of prospects in the field. Furthermore, Boston, MA, and San Francisco, CA also boast excellent opportunities in this industry.

[@muneebshahid5833]

In response to Migrating to USA anxiety question.

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

Thankyou. 😮

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

We're inclined toward California. I believe that Cali being expensive shouldn't be a problem as opportunities and pay scale must be accordingly. .

[@rlshorts5323]

@muneebshahid5833 i have also decided on a career in biotech and want to study in preferably San Francisco, do you think biotech has career and job opportunities there? I have been wanting to study there.

[@MSthesmart]

​@@rlshorts5323I am a UC Berkeley and highly recommend coming to Bay Area fot study

[@khurramraza2001]

I live in Florida. I moved from maryland for better job opportunity. Maryland schooling is better than Florida, but Florida is a conservative state, and there are some great things in Florida schools which gives edge on Maryland education. Unfortunately I can not discuss those things here. Texas has better job opportunities and no state tax on salary. FLORIDA also has no state tax.

[@baninfatima9044]

I’ve lived in Texas for 17 years, we moved from NY because it was very expensive in NY. Texas is not as affordable as it used to be but still much better economically than California and other states. There’s a lot of job opportunities in TX and schools. Aside from the economy in TX, it’s a conservative state and we’re still saved from the LGBQT cult and our children are not being forced into learning about these jahalat in schools, unlike California where they are openly exposing children to this stuff and the whole culture is not good anymore. You’ll find a great Muslim community in Tx especially Dallas and Houston and good food of course 🎉 hope this helps

[@MSthesmart]

As some who just witnessed LGBT rally in San Francisco, If you are considered about this, don't come to Bay Area. It's a hub of LGBT including universities like Berkeley and Stanford

[@BrainwaveMts-yn8en]

Why you guys move to western countries if you are so much conservative

[@baninfatima9044]

@@BrainwaveMts-yn8en Half of America is conservative, not everyone supports LGBQT, and America’s first amendment gives us the right to freedom of religion and speech so we can be whatever we want without being told why we live there.

[@abdulhadi-ho1uj]

I would highly recommend Netflix for better English as i am saying from experience since i am a hafiz and was once a madrassa student as well

[@mitalicops8538]

For the first question i would recommend watching english films or serials. As a kid i used to watch movies, films and cartoons and played games like roblox and minecraft, I also used to watch content creators associated with those games. As a kid you can pick up 3-4 languages easily and with perfect practice you can become fluent in any language by your teenage years. For some reason i also picked up British,American and german English accents thanks to those films and movies I watched.😅 Well nowadays there are many ways but as a Kid those helped me very well and PLZ never be ashamed of speaking English with anyone even if you are not fluent in it, hey at least you are trying thats what most people fail to do so.

[@Model-101]

In the last question, the husband and the wife have 2 different love languages. The wife's love language is physical touch. She needs to find out what is the love language of her husband. Hope this helps.

[@urvashimassand4354]

I would say that marriage in close relation is also a reason for mental health. Think about it because both families know each other so well, that you can not learn new things. And above all property related issues.

[@safiakadir7695]

I am totally blown away by your analysis: faraghat indeed too much time on their hands! Empty minds, too much time, and a jealousy based culture! Toxic!

[@voyagertechnologies]

Noise and chaos is a huge mental block, we never get quiet time for our brains to flow its thoughts in multiple directions. There is always chaos. Office me chaos, roads pr chaos, ghar ao to udhr alag chaos.

[@careerbanao333]

Agree a 100%. People who complain about brain drain don't want to think about the potential wasted had they saved the "brain drain".

[@karimmombani]

For linguistic revolution, I think its best to review and learn from the Turkish Revolution brought by Kamal Ataruk where he established a linguistic centre for revamping the Turkish Language for the modern era...

[@ariffarafat-Bangladesh]

The Beauty is not curse, the vulnerability and lack of confidence actually make some people victim.

[@dreamsuperhero7451]

Instead of helping him in improving his language skills, he was just speaking about the importance of English.

[@sanaahmed3787]

ALWAYS GOOD TO WATCH YOUR SHOW PEOPLE CAN LEARN A LOT FROM YOURCSHOW❤

[@hinajavaidserrone7731]

To the lady who is planning to move to USA, Michigan is a good place to raise a family. Lot of muslim communities. Its Ecnomical as well. Weather will be a bit harsh for 2/3 months in winter though.

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

Didn't settle in Mississauga Canada because of the weather.

[@anumsayed1220]

can i find a reasonable room on rent there, are any of the muslim families seek a roommate?

[@InzmamUlHaq-lu9tq]

I moved to Iowa from Chicago weather is harsh cold so much safer and pretty much less expensive

[@friendsgaming1814]

Eat English play English sleep English , read English content only see English programs only ,try to implicate English in everything then you mind start thinking in English, try to Polish your mind that way ,it really helps learning English.

[@jaud007]

Junaid Bhai one thing I've observed in your Uneducated Partner bit is that, the country we live in is anything but educated, Religiously or be it educationally. We have more sects than any islamic country in Pakistan, on top of that, have no secular doctrine but only ones borrowed through the internet. Love from 🇦🇪

[@muhammadhayyan2125]

Starting of the chunk Bach's hay pipeline may and from hearing that just knew that this guy was in touch with a DevOps personals

[@relieverblue8988]

Jinn Stories PART 4!!!!

[@NimraKhan-x8d]

people also criticize me for talking about on these issues like I don't like people with bad manners. I don't like to talk loud and pass out dirty jokes on someone, no ethics of works, living etc.

[@MSthesmart]

For couple wants to move America, my entire family moved to California in 2016 with nothing except debt. You don't have to move to expensive places like Los Angeles and San Francisco. My family moved to Sacramento it was quite cheaper. We got 2 story mortage under 350k in suburbs. We have a Punjabi community in NorCal and Karachi community in SoCal. We have argubly the best education system with the system of university of California and community colleges. If you have a STEM degree like CS and BioTech in your case, you can make 100k per year here. As far as LGBT concerns, it's normal here but you can deal with this as long as you avoid june. Best state for educated people

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

Thankyou. These success stories make it easier for us to decide. 💐

[@SophiaHeather-ih9hn]

visited sarcamento last year. It has a vibe. Loved it. 👌

[@Sk-nb3yl]

In US, pedophiles or sex offenders have to register themselves as sex offenders everywhere, whether they want to get a house, job anything. This is the best way to punish these criminals. Others know about their tendencies and keep their children at safe distance from them. And societal pressure and shame makes them think about their actions everyday for the rest of their life. Just jail time is not enough for these disgusting people

[@fzlurrehman]

The President's Bedroom is a second-floor bedroom in the White House. The bedroom makes up the White House master suite along with the adjacent sitting room and the smaller dressing room, all located in the southwest corner. Before the Ford Administration, it was common for the President and First Lady to have separate bedrooms.

[@RS-Wond3r3r]

Your videos are ultimate, I liked your thought about languages. Even in India it happens that some people or government try to impose ‘Hindi’ on others, however there is always resistance on that. I am from small a tribe of 200k people with unique language and culture. I would say, apart from my tribe’s language, I was good with English which made me global citizen and head a small team in international company.

[@ranaehtishammanj3841]

I am glad Junaid touched the topic of Punjabi culture being diluted in Pakistan.

[@thatlevelagain01]

I learnt English by watching series ngl it helped a lot and I also learnt accent by this.

[@syedaliabidi1346]

Sleeping separately is absolutely normal after birth of child or even after 2 kids

[@Viralsocietytruth]

Junaid u are the best ❤

[@warringtribes6689]

I do not how much calm and silent US Europe are but i would always love my country🇮🇳 Maa beshak badsurat hoo lekin hoti Maa hi hai😏

[@syedwaqar11]

For the guy who wants to learn English “ I learned English the good decent and basic one by communicating with people on Facebook, especially Indians. They have a very vast vocabulary, I am into many cricket groups and while arguments with Indians I learned many things from them, and for Speaking English you need to surround by People who speak and talk in English, like people in my office I love talking with them and being with them because they speak good English and I got to learn many things from them. So basically you need That environment with whom you can learn to speak English, trust me accent doesn't matter confidence does “ 🙌🏻

[@cherryhugsxx]

Oh how I love these videos

[@mohammadnoamanuddin]

You are doing good job Junaid bhai Thank You

[@FahdAzad]

Award chahiye kya? Get a life

[@mohammadnoamanuddin]

@@FahdAzad Thank you for sharing your opinion but I'm content with the life I'm living. Wising you all the best.

[@jyotitayade6870]

Salaam Junaid sahab...i had received a link of one of your videos from my friend around 15 days ago..from then..I'm watching your videos regularly and appreciate your concern and efforts to solve problems in Pakistan. The same friend also had sent me the list of a mufti sahab's video...i watched him too..and somewhere i felt that some muftis and moulanas are influencing people and forcing them to live life as if the problems are still the same as the ancient ones. Marrying in teen age..producing kids as many as possible is the main agenda of these muftis and moulanas. I'd request you to make a video about such activities going on in Pakistan I'm sorry if my words are hurting anyone's religious feelings

[@simalkhan4948]

Education wali bat apki thk h lkn...ye bat ap kese keh skty hn k ak insan uneducated h to uski soch b mehdod hogi???ya wo ander se jahil hoga??ya ap us se ksi b topic pr bat nh kr skty???its totally god gifted nd by birth hota h is se taleem ka koi taluq nh..kitne log hn yha aise jo parhe likhe jahil hn na un mai bat krne ki tamez na deeply smjh skty feelings ko na manners...agr partner ko just education ki base pr choice krngy to m nh smjhti k apki life perfect hi guzregi...wo phr ak rebotic life e ho skti h bs..or jaha tk bat h us larki ki to itna to koi jahil nh aj kal gaon k logo k pas smart phones hn mbl to sbi use kr lete hn ..or us se bat kr k kbi dekha k uski kia soch h? Or future planning kia hn?..sirf education ki bina pr ak jeety jagty insan jo reject kr dena koi educated thought nh!.

[@ajaykotecha]

Texas has no state taxes and way cheaper than California. I think you can survive with $60K in Texas, but CAL $100K-$150K minimum. You can ask people, who live in those states.

[@SaudKhan96]

I think you need to look at the language in a different way. Studies have shown that multilingual children are able to grasp concepts quicker. Learning to think in a new language trains their brains to be malleable and create more neurons. That's one of the reasons why hafiz children have much better memories.

[@usmans_]

Salam. Junaid bhai aap Australia kab aa rhy hain? Please come to Sydney.

[@thenorthrememberz]

As for the language debate,my two cents. For context i was born and brought up in the Middle East im an Indian Im married to a Pakistani. We need to speak English yes my parents were good English speakers and were highly educated coming from a family of educators back home but both spoke to me in hindi/urdu and were mostly disappointed that I couldn't speak a single sentence in full urdu/hindi "Hum ne tumhe badi school mein isiliye nahi daala taki tum apni zaban bhuljao"and now I have seen "jumma jumma anth din move hue parents"who beat their chest with pride saying "Hamara beta to urdi bolta hi nahi" like seriously you think thats something to be proud about??and worst part is those kids dont even grow up to speak good English also despite their looking down on their own mother tongue. My opinion "In the west or even Middle East speak to your kid in hindi/urdu because he will learn English from school/movies and friends anyways...." Well again that's my point of view.It is absolutely vital to keep your culture/language alive and thriving here or else you become lost a nobody in a sea of mixed faces,you lose yourself your identity we will never become goras butwe have to ne proud of where we hail from we hail from the oldest civilization the world has seen,OWN IT WEAR IT PROUDLY. People have an issue with Indians "oh they have oil in their hair" "oh they speak in their own language tamil/Gujrati/punjabi/bengali/malayalam etc" Let me tell you we don't change for anyone I will my sari proudly to an event,I will wear a lawn ka shalwar kameez to Heb/Wallmart hell its absolutely comfortable in this blistering Texas heat.Basically we dont try to be something we are not,so yes we wear gold to the beach,our south indian brethren have oil in their hair,our bengali dadas eat fish yep we are what we are aesthetics gaye tel lene. AS FOR puniabis Being an Indian and from another state totally we have never belittled any language let alone Punjabi we all love and love to learn to speak and even sing in Punjabi thanks to the songs and punjabi artists like Gurdaas Mann Diljit Dosanjh Sidhu Moosewala Satinder Sartaj Babbu Mann etc I feel Indian Punjabis have hailed their language and culture abroad too well inculcating their next generation into learning reading writing gurmukhi learning gidda boliyan and bhangra they arent ashamed at all i know a family in Connecticut who take their kids one hour drive each way to khalsa school every Sunday without fail and here in our desi community i have seen parents who speak to their freaking child in English "Beta khana eat karlo chalo jaldi hehehe ise to urdu aati hi nahi hai" so in a nutshell languages thrive when you are proud of who you are n you inculcate it in your next generation currently the "next generation" of urdu speakers is dying as many if not all dont encourage their kids to learn or read the language because they think its very elite of them not to. As far as English for jobs and etc that is absolutely necessary there is no compromise on either of the languages honestly one defines who you are and takes you places the other makes sure you know you where you come from.

[@silverback4894]

Learned English from Movies and seasons 😀

[@wttravellers755]

Bhai many around 10 sal ke age say English sheekna shru ker de the because I know ka agy ja ker yahe chlan haa mary kuch dost abhi thek hasty Han is bat Pa tu English bohat bolta I was working in Dubai for 5 years and it helped me a lot so Pakistani people need to think out of box

[@hashirkazmi6]

#Agreed💯✅ okay for 90s because both were uneducated in #90s so it was useless to talk about education at that #time but in this #technology 🌏world to much difficult to lived with an #uneducated_partner no matter who the boy/girl is....

[@fahadnoor9462]

please come to frankfurt as well

[@saleemmurad8946]

39:04 lady indirectly introduced her self 🤔

[@zuhqasmi]

I think watching animated movies with subtitles can be an interesting medium.

[@gauravipal9518]

Junaid The lady with US migratiin anxiety said the exact oppoaite of what you heard. She said that according to the lawyers, sending her husband first is NOT an option. In Dubai where she currently lives, she cannot affird to work because nanny services are exhorbitant for her young child. Presumably in US she can put her kid in day care and work. For the lady, If you can find a job in Texas, it is a far better option. Even if you get 20% higher incone in Californi, the expenses woykd be 60% higher. So it is not worth it. In Dallas and Houston yiu have Desi radio 24x7, desi grocery stores, cinena houses that onky show desi movies etc. Only if the jib opportunities are limired to California shoukd you consider moving there.

[@aqsaali2670]

Yes I have faced molestation and my siblings too that is so difficult to recover, but I wonder how come kids from poor families manage, either they become good or abusers themselves.

[@jahanzebali589]

1:15:50 JUNAID BHAI IS BEST KZbinR ALLAHUMMA BARIK!

[@MalikJawadkhan90]

North Carolina best state in us i live in here last 7 years with family so living bohut achi ha bara ghr ha log bohut friendly ha ghr be bara bara depends on your pocket so my recommendation nc is best otherwise it’s up to you thanks 😊

[@ahsanamir3491]

Alone you can only learn how to write English or you can learn how to read English but to speak English you need to talk to another person who is fluent in English and it's even better if he is a native English speaker basically if his first language is English and this application only allows those people to teach English who are from English speaking countries and who have English as their first language and the reviews for the application was really nice to you can check it out if you really want to learn English it will take you less than a few months to be fluent in English if you talk to anyone on that application at least once or twice a day if you talk to them daily within weeks your English will start improving and in a few months it will be perfect

[@ummejoynabhabiba9484]

Child abuse is common in Bangladesh too. Btw,cousin marriage is not considered as incest. It's not common in Bangladesh. I know 5 couple who are cousins though.

[@lalsayd5760]

yr yeh 4th question wala bhai ha apna. we can be friends man.

[@nextLEVELmotive]

There's an app Hallo- where you can speak with random people across the world, who like you are also practicing english. This is FREEEEE. Trust me it will help.

[@MUSAFIRBEFIQR]

Sir, about noise pollution, you are not getting sensitive at all. I hate traffic horns as well. I put on my headphones to listen to music just because of the damn noise.

[@h-k1122]

Majority of islamic books are in urdu which is easier for natives to understand. What will you do about that?

[@wilddreams6301]

Junaid bhai I have been your follower since some time now , know you since very long, and I absolutely love your content and I appreciate all the efforts you are putting in for Pakistan... thank u soo much Allah Tala ap ko ajar dein❤ I had an opinion which if you could, take consideration into. I get it that you get very frustrated by the condition, the people , the establishment, the governments and just overall of Pakistan...you are a Pakistani and have every right to complain. I get it that you are a realistic type of person and wouldn't like to tell Pakistanis that you are the greatest which has been fed to us all our lives , we clearly are not therefore we are in this situation but can you please not say that "iss mulk ka kuch nahi ho sakta , idher kuch nahi ho sakta" but rather , because a lot of youth is you follower, tell people that you or us we Pakistanis have to change this system and we have to take the right decisions , we weren't responsible because we were born in here but we will be responsible if we don't do anything literally anything to bring some good change in this society....let people know that we are responsible for this country and we shall make it a place where we want to live in....

[@legendaryhound5261]

You are right dear, but u must first make yourself established to make the country established and to make ur self established, the best way is to move out of Pakistan

[@shumailakhan854]

Hello, sir i want some suggestions please guide me in doing something like some jobs or online business etc… I have masters in islamic studies and arabic but in Europe it doesn’t worth it you know better… but i want to do something else, (online business)

[@fatzi14]

Sir ma AI(artificial intelligence) ma bht sary urdu projects ma kam kr rahi hon.

[@awais105794]

ان issues پر تھوڑا سا research کر کے پھر ان issues پر ایک الگ سے پروگرام بنائیں۔ یہ یوٹیوب والا مسئلہ بہت ہی گمبھیر مسئلہ یے۔ Please اس پر الگ سے اچھا سا well researched پروگرام بنائیں۔

[@pakkahuwaallu1611]

program ka zmana chla gya mamu

[@saimasuhail8284]

Junaid bhai! Your views literally disappointed me. The guy from Balochistan must not leave his fiancee just because she was deprived of the opportunities the guy got. The guy needs to understand that he came from the same background where her fiancee is living now. Its really happening to see that the guy progressed so much . He is studying as well as earning while studying. But he must not be hypocritical mark it she is from same background as he is from. If his fiancee is uneducated, he can still marry her, take her to the city with him, give her opportunities to grow there mentally by providing good resources of books and internet. If the guy is capable of breaking the shackles of his community by being the only educated person in his community then his fiancee can also. She may or may not get formal education but there are vast options for her to grow. She is also gifted with the human brain as the guy is. If the guy leaves his fiancee, it will not only impact his family in terms of boycott (which may not seem to be really important to we people living in the big cities) but what is more disastrous that the guy will be disgusted by whole of the area. Other people will not send their children to study in bigger cities and other provinces thinking that it will make their children (children living rightnow in balochistan) rebellious. In this way the guy despite of being highly educated will not become a role model instead a curse in the region. Other children may get deprived of being getting the opportunity to study further. Also, you mentioned that she will be hurt because she her mind was embedded from very young age that one day she will get marry. No she will break because of the guy. She must have imagined this guy to be her husband. Their engagement was done years earlier. She has that guy in her mind right from the young age. Even an educated girl will also break down on acknowledging that her fiancee has left her. It has nothing to do with being educated or being uneducated. And plz do not think like we people who are living in cities. I myself belong to the metropolitan city of Pakistan and I had same thoughts that marrying during studies can hinder the carrier. This may be case for we people who are given golden spoon right from birth. We are not capable of establishing ourselves while simultaneously working on our marriages. But for the people coming from villages and small cities, things are way different. They are very good at managing their marital life as well as their carrier struggle. I have spent two years in Islamabad living in hostel. My roommate was from a small city. I was unmarried. She was married at the age of 16 right after appearing for 10th class exams but she continued her studies despite being married and dealing with a toxic mother in law while her husband was living abroad. She completed her graduation and did Masters with me in one of the top universities of Pakistan Quaid-I-Azam University.

[@parik8299]

I get what you are saying but he doesn't owe her anything. She should pursue her future herself even if without marriage.

[@saimasuhail8284]

@@parik8299 this guy is engaged to her for years. If he felt she is isn't compatible to him, he should have anulled the engagement earlier. Now when the time is to get married, he is simply backing off.

[@parik8299]

@@saimasuhail8284 he might have been a kid back then so couldn't really do anything until now. Better late than never.

[@MSthesmart]

agree with this and disagree with junaid bhai

[@saimasuhail8284]

@@parik8299 but he is now 22, if the engagement was done in when he was in middle, means he would have been then around 12~14 years. I think at the age of 18~19 would have been suitable for him to decide if she would be compatible to him or not. He should have taken decision then and should have fought for it. It would have been easier for the girl to accept the situation then.

[@nusrathussain865]

can u advise dr name. which u mentioned.

[@umer.on.youtube]

1:29:45 OH MAN DO NOT SAY THINGS LIKE THAT. AISI BAATAIN ZARA MAZEED SOCH SAMAJH KR KIYA KARAIN BRO. THIS IS NOT THE CASE MOSTLY. MEN ARE "QURBANI KA JANWAR" AS WELL IN SO MANY OTHER WAYS. TRY TO THINK REALLY WELL BEFORE SAYING THINGS LIKE THAT. THANKS. LOVE YOUR CONTENT. BEEN A LONG TIME SUBSCRIBER.

[@KillerBYTKiller_B]

At 40 when you’re reading the email from the woman about always being thirsted, she’s maybe reading and could be too full of herself. The tone of the email sounds narcissistic and very hateful towards men, I understand the groping and the incidents that happened but shaming all men due to bad choices made by herself by not standing up at the right time and not being in those situations is her own fault. She put herself in that relationship. So I don’t see why she’s complaining about all men

[@ariffarafat-Bangladesh]

I am desperately trying to move West

[@AbdulRahman-zn3zu]

DUO LINGO krlo...starting ma) for ENGLISH LEARNING

[@syk120]

Visit Berlin if you can, would be great to meet up!! Inshallah.

[@MunizeLifeStyleinAmerica1]

Your talking is really 💯 percent true. It’s really matters a lot and we should litsen and understand you cause it not realistic to live in fake. Pakistani restaurants I saw like me. And women talks in a really loud vocices. Children were making noise but elders were busy in eating only 😂. Too much noise that I figured it out to order food at home and enjoy

[@AutosPedia]

Junaid bhai apky background wala levitating globe uper chipak gya hai, kindly usy theek kr len. ;)

[@outbackandabout]

11:54 - was about to say India and then corrected to "Jammu Kashmir". kya Junaid bhai - fear of establishment?

[@aqsaarif124]

I also want to get settle in abroad bur seriously with alot of stress and tension yahi reh ker lac tak earn ker rahi hu as a software engineer . But want to get opportunity no idea about .

[@gauravipal9518]

For the person concerned about marrying hus uneducated niece. If the person is caring, simple and you also find her good looking, why do you assume that she cannot kearn to yse technology and gadgets if yiu teaxh her? She can, with yoyr support, even kearn some vocational trade and get some financial ibdependence - especially abroad where the opportunities are far more. If you had talked to ger and knew that you are both incompatible, I woukd not give you this advice. I am just asking you nit to stereotype someone for lack if education, if they were never given the opportunity. All the best.

[@haseebjan5938]

I am studying abroad and recently engaged to a girl who I love because she is bright in education and fight for her higher education not because of that she is beautiful only and manages the kitchen... I saw my roommate who is struggling to manage his study and married in Pakistan and trying to bring his family. 2 things I noticed is that he created a fake degree for his wife to get her student status which is a cheaper way. However, after applying to countless institutions she even can’t read what we wrote for her for a beginner interview as he falsely pass her IELTS. 2nd thing his wife is interested in children and home and has no goals. She just needs 2 more children on top of having 3 already (her husband is on scholarship and she has no skills). I talked with the guy and he said I got married because she is my cousin and beautiful... Like beauty for getting married and having children after marriage, this is the only goal in our society taught to girls... Being desi living in Pakistan with such partner is ok but she will be a burden on you which you will regret abroad... Managing the kitchen, laundry, and cleaning flats is not a big deal... Providing support to each other and being equal is the key to a relationship... Otherwise, it is a failure...

[@anum9135]

I guess your friend is a man, ready to take his responsibilities of wife and children. On the other side you are afraid to survive alone and you find it easy to share your responsibilities with your wife. Work hard and make your own identity rather than looking for a girl to share bills with her. It's a tough time for your friend now but soon Allah bless your friend with financial independency and authority however, you will always be keep looking towards your wife to split bills. Have faith in Almighty. HE is the one who assign duties and Only HE is the one who can bless financial independency. It has nothing to do putting extra responsibilities on your wife.

[@Hani.97]

@@anum9135 Thank you for saying this; these so-called liberals just want everyone to have a robotic life.

[@razamughal4582]

@@anum9135 exactly, all these men want is their wife to be ugly but earn money. I would never hand my daughter to a gold digger man

[@babarali603]

Respected Sir I want to move abroad for teaching profession. I'm doing a government school teacher since 03-08-2017 in punjab education department as a primary school teacher

[@human_hope]

5:52 😅content recognize kartay hain 😂. Just to disgrace Pakistan you'll say whatever. Any content creator dare say a single word against UAE government, he'll be jailed and deported. It's even worse than Pakistan in that sense.

[@saleemmurad8946]

1:12:34 I totally disagree with this that a man and a woman should more educated, in karachi mostly parents are not well educated or they’re uneducated but un k bachy both educated hai like this boy who already told u that he belongs from uneducated family. Hence, this up to u how do u take care, as my father and mother are not educated but allahumdillah i doing my master’s and my brother is electric engineer.

[@VanWallHagen]

Wo bat koi or kr rha ha. Educated means Ethics, awareness with present time, world. Not degree holder

[@chinmayprakash9252]

11:55 That's India Mr Bald.

[@nicolesmith8976]

Yes Sindhi Sindhi mein boltay punjabi Punjabi mein pashto pastu mein ..balochi balochi mein ..no one would have a United front anymore

[@SHH11703]

they never had one and people just cant abandoned their own Languages for Urdu

[@nicolesmith8976]

@@SHH11703 agree ..never had a United front

[@batsy941]

20:45 Urdu helps in construction jobs. Its tough field

[@MSthesmart]

As a civil engineering student and Urdu poetry in US it's interesting. What terms are used in Construction in Urdu I am recommended to learn Spanish for Mexican worker

[@batsy941]

@@MSthesmart i am refering to real life job in pakistan kid. I am also a civil engineer. But you will know in few years time what i mean.

[@eshalsiddiqui-dj7kx]

a man like you should become our prime minister you are such a nice and humble person i like your way of thinking you must step in politics for the betterment of our country

[@RizwanNazirAhmed]

The silence in the west is not something so nice, the shor you mentioned makes extroverts at least feel healthier, it makes you feel alive!

[@shakeelhassan9497]

Love from Sanghar

[@MunizeLifeStyleinAmerica1]

Very well said about English. English is an international language, Purdue is Pakistan Internaltional Airlines 😂sorry but true facy

[@rizzismail1]

Stay away from Desies as much as possible.

[@nimfall]

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