Black university students in Pakistan share their Experiences

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[@Junaid_277]

HEC should take care of foreign students in Pakistan. Allocate some budget for African students as they give scholarships to Sri Lankan Students. Pakistani embassies in African Countries should finance students for their study in Pakistan.

[@Ahn-n4i]

They need to earn themselves by competing

[@Junaid_277]

@@Ahn-n4i ok

[@AhmedKhan-zw5ut]

HEC self budget is too low the govt should increase the budget for HEC

[@OceanDesert-s6f]

​@@AhmedKhan-zw5ut here in Pakistan , being a Pakistani citizen, we are struggling to survive (as a student). It's no more easy for million of students to further continue their studies regularly in universities (can't get an appropriate part time job).

[@AhmedKhan-zw5ut]

@@OceanDesert-s6f if the govt increases the budget it will help universities to give scholarships to deserving students. And yes we need more uni I am also a student and just finished my Clg studies now struggling for universities

[@qasimraza575]

How can someone be so clear in accent in a foreign language , it’s amazing !

[@Sportsdesire-zk4sh]

AI Tu nai hai

[@omersyed3585]

Kyuki wo Islamabad se nahi hai

[@peace1048]

Mashalla his accent is beautiful

[@oddguyamaar9191]

Didnt say canyyda

[@haseebvlogs1406]

Brother love from Lahore Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@SyedUsmanAlishah-vl2tr]

Pakistani awam ko is larkay ki full support karnii chai han bal k Pakistani government ko be inki help karnai chai han bahi ap k country ko promote kar raha han

[@AnGbydefault]

Bhai wo Pakistan mai hi rehta hy. He is also Pakistani

[@Khadersheriff]

Found this channel after 3-4 years. Bawajee still grinding

[@AbdullahMaroof]

Welcome back jee

[@epeehammu]

​@@AbdullahMaroofAbdullah bhai kya aap ki pedaish Pakistan ki hi hai?

[@ukanwars]

Bawa jee... How will you ever bear to leave Pakistan? You are a true desi now. Please don't ever leave. It is your home now.

[@bilalchaudhry6838]

Leave for better bawaji , never stop your conquest of improving your self and your future

[@honestmakeupreviews8854]

🤣

[@honestmakeupreviews8854]

Lovely comment jiyoo 😊👍

[@Tippy257]

You should have 1 house in Pakistan, like a base but travel the world!

[@pathtospiritualpeace6603]

Pay his bills or find him a rich wife. Thank you

[@Happy_Potato0]

Yes absolutely no racism like any other country Pakistan is very nice place 👍

[@laibaajmal6908]

pakistan me bhii bht racism haiii

[@shamiawan5500]

​@@laibaajmal6908 oh Bibi mazak krny aur rang o nasal ki wajah sa Kisi sa nafrat krny ya usko apny sa Kam tar samajhny ma bhot farq h👍

[@laibaajmal6908]

@@shamiawan5500 YAHan log mazaq ki bhi hadd krtay hain kitnay log sirf apna rang kaala hnay ki wjah itna bully htay Hain chahay wo school ho college ho even Shaadi ke liay bhi sirf gorii larkiyon ko tarjeeh di jati haiii

[@maxxter90]

@@laibaajmal6908 you are absolutely right.. again as the video is , most Pakistanis on this comment section have never been abroad so very difficult for them to understand that racism also comes in casual forms... Having nicknames of someone based on colour, body type may seem "mazaaq" to us but it is still mostly based on race

[@laibaajmal6908]

@@maxxter90 yesss 🙌🏽

[@ishrats]

I met a Nigerian student while at school in USA -- boy Nigerians are so charismatic, confident and bright. He created an image of a very developed country in my mind. Surprised that Nigerians come to Pakistan for studies. Makes our country feel like something. Great content. Will watch more of your videos.

[@MichaelAngeloofmedicine]

I have a Nigerian classmate Ali he's my niga

[@sociallyinept1323]

*I would like to add things i know , Pakistan has facilitated alot of PHD students from Nigeria , Cameroon and Pakistan has helped them in their post-doc research and PHD research , i know Pakistan is criticized alot but Pakistan has contributed research held in high esteem , And similarly the Papers of these Nigerian students were held in high esteem by international community because of Great and Humble Pakistani supervisors and mere facilities of the government*

[@ANASARIFRIAZ]

Your pfp speaks everything for itself.....

[@khadija.10.07]

Who is he pfp?​@@ANASARIFRIAZ

[@SheksgemWhepdo]

@@khadija.10.07 Ayub Khan

[@Hussainkhan-hy3fb]

Love ❤ from Peshawar Pakistan 🇵🇰 I know Here to much Nigerian 🇳🇬 Somalian 🇸🇴 Sudan 🇸🇩 Egypt 🇪🇬 Morocco 🇲🇦 & More County’s Students in Peshawar University But Really a Good People

[@hamadkhan4165]

hey can u tell me their names plz

[@gwadar_cpec2110]

Take care of them student life in a foreign country can be stressful and they are younger than 23 years old

[@HaroonFida]

Also in UET Peshawar :) where I studied Bachelors :))

[@lolman10123]

Lol why you want to know names ? Sounds suspisious​@@hamadkhan4165

[@Nikhil_Sahu_G]

racist towards own race 😂.

[@user-ng1uk5rb5b]

Bhai I am from IIUI as well. I often talk to many foreigners. And I think not only English is issue but accent is also. Because we are not too exposed to African accent as well which creates a communication barrier. But believe me Pakistanis have no problem with foreigners or Africans instead we actually like them .

[@aj__love5919]

Unfortunately that is few who are fine, the rest I have seen myself at least In karachi they would laugh when seeing an African in a cinema, it is the lack of exposure those Pakistanis have thats all

[@achmed82]

I agree with you. I'm Pakistani and I've seen it happen. Also agree that it's the lack of exposure. That being said, a lot of the staring is due to someone being different. So not just for black people, people will stare if it's a white, black, Chinese, Arab or from wherever. Because it's a closed society

[@user-hp3po8on8m]

In fact, We love Africans ❤️

[@letstalk2820]

I am also

[@abdulkarim-sw4eb]

aslamlakum i am from azad kashmier bro you dont just speak urdu but your body language is like pakiastani college boys we are all the children of ADAM peace be upon him and the umma of the Prophet peace be upon him , you got my respect brother

[@rakhshandabahar4057]

😅BHT zberdst , me to heran ho gai , itni achi Urdu aap se sun ke

[@haziqmalik8273]

ABDULLAH BHAI You are doing fabulous job keep shinning bawa ji,,,

[@user-tk5ep1oq2n]

MashaAllah, it’s so beautiful to hear you speak in Urdu. This is amazing! Sending lots of Love and blessings from India 🇮🇳

[@mtalhakhalid1679]

Love you and all brother form Africa and Nigeria .

[@DoctorRazaUllah]

Bro the way you speak urdu i really appreciate that i am also a student from pakistan studing in russia still trying to learn language i can understand language barrier relaly appreciated ,,,👍

[@Naturedozee]

"Excited to share that I'll be visiting Pakistan next month! From everything I've heard, it sounds like a stunning country with a relaxed vibe and welcoming people. I can't wait to experience it all firsthand and share my journey through videos on this channel. Love from the USA

[@shankharal9255]

I graduated from Islamic university in 2022 and there was 5 students from somalia and other african countries.....we spent a memorable time there and it was great experience The "language barrier" issue exists and the students pointed out that the teachers are also speaking urdu is true as we face the same situation and in this situation our foreigner friends faced difficulty and i have seen this

[@haiderbashir1764]

Good to see you back uploading regular videos

[@abckidztv222]

I am a Pakistani living in Canada. I went to Abuja, Nigeria back in 2007 to work for a Bank. Left Nigeria within 3 months. I personally think Pakistan is more developed country comparatively.

[@meetimian3383]

But how is Nigeria having more salaries than Pakistan

[@abckidztv222]

@@meetimian3383 I understand salaries in Nigeria are higher but the cost of living is high as well.

[@razaraja6885]

Nigeria economy is concentrated on oil which is not much only 0.3 percent but only few made money out of it.. bdw nigeria developed more or not very little but really nice people.

[@Rahman12357]

You guys don't even have wheat to eat. Or Oil for vehicles. You guys were offering Donkeys to Russia for Oil. 😂 . You call it more developed.

[@khanpti592]

Abdullah apki tou bat hi kia hy, multitalented MashaAllah

[@FizzaKaSafar]

Ohhh how you made me miss my years in iiui, spent 6 years there and now moved to Malaysia but iiui and Islamabad are 2 main things I miss most😢

[@bolanhost]

I really enjoyed your video and everything you shared. Keep up the great work, brother. I have a suggestion: consider creating a KZbin channel in your native language. This would help your people learn and come to Pakistan for study. While your content in Urdu and English reaches a wide audience, it's important to share the knowledge you've gained here in Pakistan with your own community. Creating a course that teaches Urdu in your native language would be incredibly valuable. It would help your people learn how to communicate effectively. I've had many classmates from your country, and they have become lifelong friends.

[@AbdullahMaroof]

I will consider it , thank you for your suggestion

[@TheR3negadeMaster]

Good to see you posting again

[@VloggerHameed]

Your dedication and love for our country mean so much. It's truly inspiring to see your passion for making a difference, and I want you to know that it’s deeply appreciated. Thank you for standing with us and for your unwavering support.

[@Thediscoverer555]

Brother I'm also a CS student at ICS level... but when I heard words about computer related course and jobs I made happy because there are a very little number of people praising this field specifically in our area kPK bannu.

[@mha7224]

Wow you speak Urdu fluently and nicely wow ❤️

[@mreast9501]

Imagine getting heart from Abdullah❤😊

[@khadijad.j5400]

Huge respect to you all who trust Pakistan and its people and chose to come here❤

[@HaroonRasheed-hp8kr]

Bunch of love. you really revealed the positive image of Pakistan, and specifically the IIUI. I have done my Bachelor of science in physics from the IIUI and I have many foriegner friends including Somalians, Chines, Thailand's etc. I also know the students you interviewed and they are really such a nice souls. I am sure that your videos will help other students who wants to study in Pakistan. You guys are most welcome ❤

[@khayyamkhan8588]

Thank you brother ❤ for promoting peace and love ❤

[@heyhusban]

Love this video, watching it from Dubai ❤️🇵🇰

[@khalidmzd]

Very sad to know about the hardships my these brothers are facing in Pakistan.

[@SherazAhmed-tp2xv]

Bawa jee pakistan mein bhi log phdne aaate hain mujhe aaaj pTa chala 😂😂

[@NainAzad-id8tq]

Afgani ka nayh para Jo ab PAkistan Ko gallay datay haan

[@Happy_Potato0]

Thankyou brother to highlight the parts which are lacking and we need to work for that.. 😊

[@realhehe]

Bawa Jee you have been my favorite content creator of Pakistan since years ago when I first discovered you Keep making great content and we love you!

[@user-ev5eh2ru3n]

Finally find your channel 😃 Love from Pakistan 🎉

[@dvmasadayub]

Pakistan offers a unique and enriching experience for foreign students with its diverse cultural heritage, affordable education, and hospitable environment. Renowned institutions like Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) and Aga Khan University provide quality education and research opportunities. The country's vibrant communities and scenic landscapes add to the overall appeal, making it a fascinating destination for academic pursuits and personal growth.

[@afifataqdees851]

Yea language barrier is a real thing, we had a Somalian uni fellow but she couldn't stay longer because she didn't know Urdu or English well and here people didn't know Somalian so it was a tough time for her in uni and hostel! May Allah bless her wherever she is now!

[@basicinfo6816]

Love from Pakistan, Lahore ❤

[@usmaansial]

Studying and working in the UK is really tough to the point that sooner or later one has to choose one over the other. Both can't go together without making some big sacrifices and compromises.

[@user-fv6ur1co1g]

Bro i like your thoughts and your way of saying everything clearly you are a true gentleman and we Pakistanis love Nigeria and nigerian people they are so pure ❤❤❤

[@Ramzanmalik_here]

You can apply to LUMS and IBA and you won't face the language barrier at all. But both of these universities are expensive as compared to other universities.

[@AbdullahJinwoo1]

Abdullah bhai ❤

[@rafaqatmahmood9474]

Pakistan or pakistanio ka Dil bahut bra he.. Hm log aman psnd hen..or pyar krne wale hen.. Hmara mulk apne Muslim bhaion ke her waqt mahman nwazi ke liye tyar he

[@Zofishanbintnoon]

On this Hajj My husband n I had the pleasure to meet different people and we found Nigerians very humble n focussed . On the day of Arafah , some Nigerian just came suddenly and started Asr prayer on my husband's prayer mat , my husband wanted Jammat too n so they did Jammat . A Nigerian woman hosted me through her ginger tea . It was awesome . MashaAllah !! Overall , we Muslims are unfortunately away from Seerahtun Nabi s.a.w , if we all act accordingly we will become Highly sophisticated, clean and decent ... insha'Allah. Acknowledgements and regards , Pakistanis.

[@AbdullahMaroof]

That is amazing..MashaAllah Thank you for sharing that experience 😄

[@redbaron9029]

During the 70's a lot of pakistani teachers went to nigeria and what i came to learn was that the curriculum there was way ahead of ours.

[@FareedKamal-um5hz]

Bro lots of love from Pakistan we love you

[@abdullahjan9577]

Assalamualaikum brother! Believe me, you speak Urdu so well, even better than I can as a Pakistani 😅. I appreciate your efforts and the important points you’ve raised. The language of teaching by teachers is crucial, especially when there are foreign students. Additionally, the study-work culture indeed isn't yet established as it is in other countries. On one side Universities are not very flexible because they focus solely on academics, leaving students with little time for part-time work. Moreover, many students think they will start working only after completing their degree. This mindset, combined with the current financial situation in the country, makes it challenging to establish a study-work culture.

[@ZafarNaqvi-rf8xq]

You an excellent Ambassador of Pakistan. Keep up the good work dear!

[@mackyj7801]

awesome stories, thanks for sharing Abdullah. And congrats for the guy who just got his Masters.

[@Kamranaliraja]

Love to know about you bro. love from azad kashmir❤

[@SaraThePharmacist]

I am so impressed with ur Urdu skills. Subscribed

[@saroshsiddiq]

In Karachi university they have proper football team and nobody can easily beat them. ❤🎉

[@jawadshaikh9536]

This guy giving me some hope, ❤ love you bro🤜

[@hamzah116]

Its good to see foreign students coming to PK for higher studies, Pakistan should be more welcoming towards them and not making them feel awkward or different. Also there needs to be a culture of working whilst studying which isn’t existent atm.

[@SigmaXJohnMarstonXArthurMorgan]

And keep going brother = Bhai

[@HumayunZubair-l6j]

Bava g full support ❤

[@mudassarhussain5853]

Foreigners may come to QAU, where English is the medium of instruction. It's also a public research university, so it's affordable, and it has the best faculty and programs to offer in Pakistan. I have some Ivy League, Oxbridge university gratuated professors...

[@Missrana330]

Bro you speak Udu so well, I'm impressed, MA!

[@BillingLahore]

Even we Pakistani misses having no part time jobs in Pakistan while studying. There should be opportunities for the foreigners as well as for locals

[@alikahn80]

Abdullah you are a smart kid, masha Allah, and I suppose things come easy to you as compared to the rest. You are spot on about your observations about Pakistan and if anything you are being nice. Best of luck for your future endeavours!

[@uzairhashmi6436]

University study in Pakistan is much more knowledgeable and understandable then any of westren country. This is what I'm saying by studying one of global top 50 University.

[@skshortvideo8867]

Love from🇵🇰 karachi ❤ welcome🎉🎉 to Pakistan🇵🇰

[@bilalhassanedits]

Love from Rawalpindi

[@wasifrathore9904]

Every university must provide language courses for foreign like others countries

[@saimaaslam5967]

JazakAllah brother.stay blessed wher ever you live.your sister from Pakistan

[@RayanShahid295]

Bawa Jee Apki Urdu 1 Number Hai 😂❤

[@abdulmoizaslam967]

We PAKISTANIs admit the point teachers(professional educationists) are harsh.

[@hamzamuhammadkhan]

I can understand the language and food barrier here, many times if I see food of different countries some will look great sound great but mostly no I wont eat that 😂 and yeah language, where ever you go, is big issue

[@ImSadiaNadeem]

Watching from Kashmir, your accent really amazed me. 🤗

[@skynet2010]

Asan Pakistanian nu apna racism (kalay , goray ka faraq) khatam kar kay sab nal acha rawaya rakhna chayeda. Samaj a gaye.

[@user-te6ff7vj1r]

Great to see guys exploring Pakistan. ❤ From Pakistan

[@azibhaider9742]

Mashahallah brother you are a good person may Allah bless you with the best

[@hassantech-travel]

Great job abdullah. Loved the vlog. I hope things get better for you and your friends.

[@SalmanFam]

2:53 he is abdul rehman kareem and he was my classfellow and friend when i studied in IIUI

[@fairykhan9634]

i just found channel.. mashaAllaj u speak urdu so well.

[@rubyazam4822]

All Love For Qauid Ke PAKISTAN 🇵🇰😘🇵🇰❤️

[@saadch.33]

1:44 This Guy is Abdur Rahmon from Abuja, he is my fellow classmate in IIUI.

[@artistone9615]

I'm from IIUI and I've seen many somalians and Nigerians. I've talked to them as well and they are very nice, polite and very confident as well. Other foreign students from Thailand and china are also bery welcoming and always ready to communicate.

[@aqibkarim9968]

i had meet few students who actually said the same about learning and understanding language

[@wikitalks3627]

Having lived in Zimbabwe for four years,this video is amazing and gives a good insight into how African brothers feel about Pakistan

[@nashk8320]

Beautiful to hear you speaking in urdu with typical pakistani accent..mannerism is soooo pakistani just love it❤❤❤❤

[@shaukatzaman6468]

My lovely student,The man from Nigeria..good to see you

[@AroobaMalik461]

Bro...make part 2 of this vedio...

[@faisalrasheed4739]

Thanks brother. You are great!

[@lolisrael1345]

Bawa jee op video yaar Love from Attock

[@usmanrulezzz]

Bro your Urdu sounds more Pakistani and better than mine! =D Great channel

[@solemo69]

man your urdu is amazing

[@Broken_Butterfly_]

❤❤❤❤❤ thanks for showing good side of our Pakistan

[@realnumaan]

Proud to be an Islamian ♥

[@IMM1994]

So proud to see you happy in Pakistan this is yours country too anyone is welcome here

[@nauman.ashraf.]

bawa jee nice shirt the one you gave the intro with. Where can I find it?

[@NomiWalker]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️

[@sabaashraf4698]

❤❤...ap ki Urdu achi hai

[@bigboss8575]

Such a good vlog very informative & valuable in terms of knowing the perspective of foriegn students in Pakistani universities about Pakistan & its overall environment I.e education & social , you people appreciate your experience of studying & living in Pakistan in a very positive & proper manner , thanks for your precious views about Pakistan & one thing itni achi urdu as a Pakistani Pathan main bhi nahi bol sakta .. 😂

[@dilkashpakistan1744]

Welcome to Pakistan🇵🇰❤

[@bushraafzal508]

Wow your urdu and panjabi accent are really good .. ❤

[@abdullahafridi3606]

Lots of love from peshawar khyber