Calcutta, Dhaka, Remembering Sabeen Mahmud and early childhood education - Mahenaz Mahmud -

[@sushant632]

The message here is that no matter how difficult or adverse the situation is, some people will flourish and make a positive impact on society.

[@SpontaneousSana]

This uplifting podcast is a much-needed escape from the political situations and depression plaguing our nation. Just 10 minutes in, I already feel my spirits lifting. I can't wait to be inspired by the rest of the episode.

[@waqasahmad9879]

I was just about to comment the exact same thing.

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[@dhirajtayade9419]

Penguins need upliftment urgently

[@sunflower112]

I hit pause in the last few minutes repeatedly to wipe tears - still not wanting to miss even a moment of this talk - Sabeen’s loss is an unfathomable loss to our community, our country and us all - she embodied a passion so silent yet so poignant. It’s such a pleasure to hear her mother - and to see the force behind the force - to experience the calm of her strength - the magnanimity of her wisdom. Thank you for this episode. I’m genuinely struggling through the last few minutes - the loss is so excruciatingly real - the words so profound - the learning so heartbreaking. But such an important learning that I continue - with prayers for Sabeen and her mother and for those she’s left behind.

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[@sujitsk]

For Mehnaz ---- পরম দুঃখজনক ঘটনার মুখে শান্ত সাহসের প্রদর্শন। মেহেনাজ, কলকাতা থেকে অনেক শুভেচ্ছা রইল॥

[@bharatahir792]

👇YE JARUR PADHE🙏 HINDUSTAN , BANGLADES OR W BENGAL KE SABHI MUSLIM BHAI/BAHEN (SABHI FIRAKO KE) PAHELE HINDU THE.... USE APANE MUL HINDU DHARM ME VAPAS AANA CHAHIYE.... 🙏 OR SABHI HINDU/MUSLIM BHAI/BAHENO KO DIL SE , PURI MAHENAT SE YE KAM KARANA CHAHIYE.... 🙏 (☝YE COMENT KO BANGLA BHASA ME , HAR AEK CHENAL PE KARE , OR HAR AEK MUSLIM BHAI/BAHENO TAK YE BAT , PAHOCHAYE/BATAYE..🙏) TABHI SUKH/SHANTI HOGI.... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@amitsarkar5022]

As an Indian and being an Ethnic Bengali Hindu, I don't know why but I feel I can relate better with Karachi people than with the rest of the Pakistani people. Karachi feels similar to Kolkata in many ways.Mirza Ghalib wrote this shayari for Kolkata when he visited the city during British Rule "Kalkatte ka jo zikr kiya tu ne hum nasheen, Ik teer mere seenay mein mara kay haye haye (Ah me, my friend! The mention of Calcutta’s name, Has loosed a shaft that pierces my heart”. I feel sad for Karachi, this city deserved more fame and prosperity than what it received.

[@nadirnizamani8252]

The conversation made me cry in calm and soothing peace . She really is so beautiful, empathetic, courageous, a true legend like her daughter, what a beautiful soul. Literally don't have enough beautiful words to describe the pure , simple , beautiful soul of her. Thank you shehzad for this episode. You are doing a huge huge virtue and good for this country and people all around the globe. Thank you legend❣️

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[@imxohail]

Such people should be declared a national treasure. What a lady!! No doubt she raised a lost gem like Ms.Sabeen

[@rabeeamirza2927]

This podcast has healed me (a bit). Thank you Shehzad for bringing this podcast as a "pocket of oxygen". ❤

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[@rabeeamirza2927]

I've cried multiple times throughout this podcast. I hope I get to meet Sabeen's mother someday - such a wholesome person.

[@Wayseller]

Was taken to T2F. A music night was underway. Met the owner. Exchanged pleasantries. Two weeks later, I realised the significance of where I had been when Sabeen was murdered and I read in the news why T2F was special and realised we had met. In the society that I am from in metropolitan India, spaces like T2F are common. But what is uncommon is the creation and nurturing of such a space in the face of sustained extremist intimidation. My heart goes out to Sabeen's mother and my deepest respect to Sabeen and for her legacy and memory.

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[@umer.on.youtube]

Bohat shukriya Shahzad. I'm 30, male, from Pakistan and going through some very hard times currently and after listening to her somehow everything just seems like is either OK or is going to be OK. Don't know who this maam is, but she felt like one of the most relatable and apni type ki person to me. I wish we all had elders like her. Keep calling her on the podcast if possible.

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[@raheellakhani]

I miss Sabeen and her kindness. She always made me feel seen. I developed my love for coffee and quirky objects at T2F. She cared for what we thought, expressed and created. In a city where art and culture was guarded, she literally created a door where anyone can enter and just be. I interacted with her online more than at the café, and for a young person, this nudge of encouragement meant a lot. She was this creative and inclusive force for this city because of the woman she was raised by.

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[@akshaymankar554]

What a beautiful person Mahnaz is. I could relate with many things, like losing your loved one to murder, the fear you face for being yourself and speaking up etc. Feeling very humbled. Thank you so much for this episode. Salutes to the soul that departed in action, rest in power, Sabeen. We are all global citizens with Sabeen, daughter of earth. ❤

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[@Wrishatidk]

This is my first time listening to a full length podcast and I haven't felt this engaged in a very long time. Thanks to TPE for the amazing time and love from Bangladesh

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[@JJBRO-wu9xy]

It's a treat to watch such podcast after so long. Her way of conduct is serene & placid in a very unique way. Much love

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[@anilkumar-fk8fc]

Def the MOST WHOLESOME Podcast I've heard in a good while! Thank you for this Shehzad. Edit: The emotions in the end, you could really feel them. What a beautiful soul she is and her daughter was. Thanks Shehzad it's mostly thanks to you I discover such amazing people who are and were among us.

[@beenaashdar6057]

The first time i saw her and what a brave, dignified and amazing lady she is. She truly is Sabeens mother and how beautifully she instilled her qualities and what life should be and how it should spend in her daughter. ❤ And, those last minutes about her daughter literally made u cry.

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[@sohailosmanali6499]

unique experience to start watching podcast within 3 minutes of upload. What a gracious enlightened mother. She has experienced so much history of south asia in Calcuuta, Dacca and Karachi. she has done a lot for education. The changes in Karachi life from the friendly tolerant 50s to early 70s. Then our journey into this time no one welcomes but we are all in. But i have heard youngsters like you, Shehzad, Jibran Nasir and many more. I believe, because of all of you, there is hope for the future of Pakistan. Many thanks for this conversation.

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[@goodsong_views]

@@urrasscal8380 Hahaha! le tere liye❤. Main bhi ladka hoon

[@goodsong_views]

@@urrasscal8380 hahahaha, it is like talking to a kid

[@shubhamsharma8867]

I was wondering who savreen was, as the podcast progressed i was imagining how she would look by the qualities that the guest was mentioning, and as a beautiful image was unfolding 1:09:15 she said after her assassination and it suddenly all took a very dark shade. I got through the references in past tense that she was dead but assasination came as a shock.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Heartbreaking. We felt the same when it happened. Such a terrible tragedy for most of us that still haunts us.

[@shajiameraj7493]

So refreshing to hear MM after so long! Her presence at pechs was the best thing ever! Miss her and the little things we learnt from her through out school time❤

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[@vijayathorat7325]

What a beautiful soul!! It is so inspiring to hear her thoughts and her experiences.

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[@Nietzsche_K_Gote]

@@urrasscal8380 apni maa mat bech gawaar rannd ki najaayaz aulaad, kabhi kitabey bhi khol liyo whatsapp ki jagah

[@joyofurdu]

Mahenaz Mahmud (Mimi) is a phenomenon who comforted *us* over the years, and gave us the motivation to keep carrying on. Joy of Urdu is a project dedicated to Sabeen, who was its first patron and cheerleader. Shine on you crazy diamond.

[@BM-ym5ik]

Such class and dignity. Spot on correct about Calcutta and being such a cosmopolitan society. I visited Calcutta twice to meet ny grandmother who never came to Pakistan, and I saw the love and acceptance. Being shias , we see hindu neighbours coming to our juloos and imambaras

[@nailawaqar4251]

It was a treat to watch this podcast,such an amazing woman with courage, hope, resilience, listening to her I was engulfed with peace n tranquility,i wish we have plenty of such women around,🇵🇰 needs such spirit. Being in my mid fifties now I wish I listened to her when i was a young mother,I would have raised my children differently ❤

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[@bbhusari]

In India, NCERT ( National Council for Education Research and Training ) with its state subsidaries has an exclusive job for imparting holistic learning , critical and creative thinking to students of class 1 to 12 . Exclusive manual / books are published for each class and 3 subjects to guide teachers, parents on sensitive social matters ! India is much larger a pluralistic society with so many castes, religions, languages and what not . There can be no economic growth without these learnings .

[@alokranjan5410]

Me and my maa watched this and we loved it... Thanks shezad sir for this beautiful podcast. My mom loves you

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[@ritwikmallik8875]

@@urrasscal8380 jaaa na lavde

[@sumansharma-vz2mp]

​@@urrasscal8380 make some sense Shame on your thoughts

[@vickyb7802]

​@@urrasscal8380 kyu? Koi sense hai tere comment ka

[@vickyb7802]

@@urrasscal8380 bata kya sense hai hutiye?

[@RiyaKaur414]

Very delightful conversation. I request the team of The Pakistan Experience to do podcast with Romila Thapar. Respect and love from India.

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[@SunilKumar-jm7ct]

Romila Thapar? She is not historian but a propaganda artist

[@fahadjawaid3569]

What a POWERFUL podcast this was. Her energy and way of talking was soothing. My heart is exploding with love and sadness. I am also glad that she touched a little bit upon Biharis experiences during the entire East Pakistan fiasco. A lot of biharis including my grandparents, parents and relatives suffered a lot because they were considered as traitors by the locals. Bihari community rarely talks about that trauma but we are carrying it in our body.

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[@Dividerinchief]

Pakistan has done a great job in educating their youth .

[@StandupForHumanityB4Its2Late]

Thank you for doing this podcast Shehzad. I absolutely loved listening to the conversations. She is such a courageous and peaceful soul. I hope and pray to become a mother like her. Rest in peace Sabeen Mahmood. We are just unfortunate as a nation that we destroy such greats gems with our own hands.

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[@SirKasim666]

I can relate to your guest. My parents were from UP but i was born and brought up in Kolkata. But its much much less now, many years before, it eas an irritant but very rare now. Nevertheless, Kolkata and Bengal also taught me a lot of nice things too

[@Min_Suga2]

Thank you so much for for this conversation. i literally had to pause and clear my tears but amazed at her strength, the way she described her last moments. Thank you for the good work you are doing shahzad and more power to you.

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[@shivangisingh6211]

One of the amazing lady I have come across in my life ❤❤ Huge thanks to Pakistan Experience Podcast for this.

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[@Faiza-Irfan]

Mrs. Mehnaz Mahmud’ spirit is so inspiring and so so meaningful- she’s such a highly intellectual and sensitive lady! It was an absolute honor to see her and understand her brilliant daughter, Sabeen- May Allah bless her soul ♥️ Thanks Shehzad! For this super inspiring episode -

[@akcortin]

Who is She? (Not a Pakistani)

[@Sinnedi]

I listened to every single minute and felt deep inside me. I'm glad, in 2023, I have people like Shehzad Ghias typo people. Thank you for bringing her here. I'm against your political thoughts but your contributions towards making the society and bringing people with graceful thoughts is making it grow positive.

[@AsmaAli100]

Ya Allah, she is the pillar of strength. نثار میں تیری گلیوں کے اے وطن کے جہاں چلی ہے رسم کے کوی نہ سر اٹھا کے چلے

[@ninu72]

such a lovely conversation and T2F sounds like a lovely place. "A place for outcasts where everyone belongs" - Inspired.

[@binteshamim603]

Salute to her brave, strong daughyer for sacrificing her life in a pursuit of justice for oppressed people, these people are the only ray of hope in this dark age

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[@B95RWBR]

A lot of people in cities as far as Lahore loved Sabeen very much. I didn't have the honour of knowing her before the incident, but many close to me admired and respected her immensly. The impact she had on all our lives, especially on those who knew her personally is a part of her legacy. I'm sure she would be very proud and happy to see all the wonderful work you've done and how brave you are.

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[@pchoijhldghnct56]

Such a nice lady ....well mannered ...well educated....and it is reflecting through her talk how beautiful human being she is ❤

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[@Madie48]

Such a treat to watch her narrate her story. Somehow I could relate to when she said breaking the class barrier , was never comfortable in my skin, being privileged and all. Thank you so much for inviting her. It took my mind away from deteriorating situation in Pakistan for some time. We need to give such people a stage so that may be people of this country can learn what actually matters.

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[@mariasabir3821]

Congrats on 101K subs; knew you guys would blow it out of the park. Here's to TPE achieving newer heights ❤❤ That being said, loved this podcast so much

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[@pankajsinha1991]

This is pious seren sublime - humility humanity simplicity values and Godliness Shehzad can't believe such wonderful human being exists in Pakistan

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Millions of us here ❤

[@MunawarAzaad2025]

Very very heartwarming, emotional and the best talk ever. No words to describe such great minds n feelings of Mehnaz and of course Sabeen the Great .

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[@BM-ym5ik]

What a pleasant surprise. My father was born in Calcutta too and my mother from Hyderabad/Bombay so can see the education, breeding and progressive thinking. What a loss for Pakistan to loose a brilliant person like Sabeen.

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[@hirashahid3503]

I'm absolutely amazed at the strength of this woman.. when she was narrating the day of Sabeen's death especially the last moments, it was so so heart breaking to listen to..but at the same time equally inspiring how she approaches her transition from this world to the next

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[@RaheEl_Qaisrani]

that was a great conversation, wasn't aware of sabeen before this, such a brave and wonderful human being if wish she was still among us, we should all try to be or at least raise more of such heroes

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[@zareenasaeed8880]

Thank you! A learning experience…listening to Mahnaz Mehmod.

[@kavitakhanna177]

Beautiful conversation.Acche logon ko janne ki zarurat hai.Great lady.Thankyou .

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[@aqilsamreen656]

Never met Sabeen but always felt respect whenever heard her name, great daughter of a noble mother, tried and fought hard to raise my daughter confidently and independently but sometimes fails by my inculcated fears and insecurities.

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[@sanjaygupta345]

Thank you Shahzad for this moving podcast. My heart goes out to the Mother.

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[@seemalsaif6059]

Wow what maturity by Mahenaz Mahmud! incredible interview

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[@khalidaahmad7835]

What a great conversation Mahnaz.

[@zareenasaeed8880]

Listening to this podcast was a learning experience.Stay blessed.

[@RupindersinghRS]

I knew lil bit about sabeen.. but now I know lil more. Thanks Shehzad. Hope her sacrifice inspires future generations towards moderation, love, kindness and peace.

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[@madihawaheed]

Thank you for this podcast and show us how courage and resilience can looks like… sabeen’s legacy will go on.

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[@gerarddsouza2178]

Great guest and I googled Sabeen Mahmud and read her interesting profile and sorry that her life ended too soon. Your podcasts are very interesting and inspirational Shehjad. Keep up the great job you are doing

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[@worldofsarthak1628]

There is no merciful God of course, but humans can become divine by enlightening their heart, mind and hand. Sabeen and Mahenaz proves that. Thank you Shehzad for this.

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[@d-vegan-grandma6630]

Your post came in my facebook feeds and I was intrigued.. So I GOOGLED Sabeen and what I read touched me so deeply.. I have just started watching your podcast.. Though it's rare for me to watch them.. My salute to this brave wonderful graceful and spirited woman.. Who raised such a courageous woman like Sabeen.. 🙏 Thank you Edit.. When i penned I don't watch podcasts I didn't mean yours 😊..i meant in general ..coz i cant focus.. Gonna sub your channel.. ☺

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[@sunilshegdeable]

This mother was speaking from her heart. We must not forget our culture, may what religion we are. That is the beauty of society. In India we still have this culture. The media says otherwise.

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[@Dividerinchief]

Pakistan is so much better than India, you should re-locate and join us.

[@navinsardana3659]

Greetings from New Delhi....Very touching Podcast Shehzad. God Bless Sabeen....May her soul rest in peace. Om Shanti.

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[@AS-sf7hr]

Brilliant guest🌟 Brilliant host🌟❤️❤️

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[@MalihaHasan]

This was a tough one to listen to. And I could tell it was tough for you too. I used to bring my babies to t2f. In a city where I was born but had trouble adjusting back into after a while away, as a lonely young mom, t2f was everything. Thank you for for this.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@akshaysharma2]

This is such a beautiful podcast.

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[@ShanKo28]

Such a beautiful and smart human being. Very inspiring. Thank you for having her on the podcast

[@mehwishrehman5457]

This was such a heart warming and lovely podcast loved every bit of it, all thanks to you Shahzad

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[@momna884]

Would love to listen to her again !

[@zakirali8721]

Thought provoking. Much respect. We need more people like her and sabeen.

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[@ananyaa6664]

Thank you very much for this interview Shehzad. I could relate to her ideas a lot, especially about how children ought to be "raised" and how education should be like. Also got to know about the gem of a person that Sabeen Mahmud was! I'm leaving an inspired person. Thank you! ♥️

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[@ans_wonderland]

Love it! Thank you so much Shehzad

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[@suhashg8664]

I remember during my 2nd std. I use to sit beside a girl named Mehenaz....... And I, Mehenaz and Mohammad Ibrahim use to sit together in the first bench...😇 Sweet memories..

[@bainsajay12]

Sabeen is another Bhagat singh. Dreamt early in life and lived by its principle. Achieved so much by young age and taken away from us so early.

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[@OhhTeri1234]

Shehzad bhai you are doing great job, bhagwaan aapka bhala kare.. stay strong bro keep up the good work..stay blessed..

[@shutup5327]

Her existence ✨ ty for this conversation.

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[@RaheelRed]

Is it normal to just cry through the whole podcast.

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[@souravdhara3907]

I don't believe or see that under this leadership India has become communal. It is what it was, there are some communal rights but it happens at times due to politics or due to the ego of some religiously challenged people. It had happened under all leadership or else why India was divided before independence. The basis of division of a country was religion and the stigma does exist in different shape or form. It was very calming to listen to you. You have a very simple, warm and motherly effect when you talk. I am from Kolkata and a Bangali if you like to see the pictures of places you stayed in Kolkata I will surely send. Dhonyobad.

[@raghuveersinghrathore7395]

I would disagree ....India is becoming more communal day by day.... passing slurs like "kattua" , calling people who disagree with u (people... not u in specific) anti national, anti Hindu and Khalistani etc have become so common that it feels like new normal.... movies like PK,OMG were being made in bollywood some time back but if someone make these sort of movies now then u know the backlash they will face and how they will be projected on national media.....so please do have a thought on it and JAI HIND

[@anya5893]

​@@raghuveersinghrathore7395 PK and OMG faced backlash even back when they were made. India always had some people who are extremists, it's just they have become more loud now because of the social media, but Most people still want to live with harmony and this is a fact.

[@raghuveersinghrathore7395]

@Anya yes u r right some people do opposed them back then but they didn't had blatant backing of government and media which is the case today....second back then some people had the confidence( though not many) to make movies on issues those need deliberation and shows like satyameb jayte were there but today no one will take that risk and reason u and I both know that is they will be projected as anti Hindu anti national etc....and it doesn't not stops there u can see it happening in even education matters now like theory of evolution being omitted from NCERT how national media tried to label sikhs as khalistani in farmer protests, and even now u can see the discourse after karnataka election which is that South Indian and bengali does not care much about country ( reason: they didn't vote bjp)...and to second part yes problems were there early too but there was no attempt made to radicalize Hindus earlier but post 2014 u can see hate that is being promoted openly

[@smn1073]

Legacy for all. Sea of emotions yet calm.

[@koolsid8662]

Amazing podcast and what a strong mother and lady she is, truly what Sabeen was. May y’all keep shining and keep doing the good work - A ray of hope in the darkest of times

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[@fatimaamjad4044]

Thank you for this, the grace and wisdom in her expressing the grievous moments is very beautiful and soul soothing

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[@raheembalouch1816]

Great job, shahzad it’s refreshing to see that you're not attempting to persuade a group to become wealthy like many influencers. As a podcast enthusiast, I have followed numerous influencers who unfortunately prioritize money and material possessions. It's truly wonderful to witness someone being genuine. Many people admire you and sincerely hope that you continue to stay true to yourself. Nowadays, KZbinrs and podcasters are often striving to gain mass appeal and present themselves as influential figures for powerful political and other forces. However, you stand out as one of the few who provide opportunities for deserving individuals, particularly the younger generation, to be heard. It is natural that over time, many of these established figures will fade away, making room for a new wave of young talents who need guidance to redirect their paths.

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[@SJunaidi]

Thank you Shahzad for inviting Mehnaz Aunty. What an honour to get to meet her through your podcast.

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[@goofychokra7146]

Amazing podcast brother full of warmth, new perspective and will be listening to podcast in loop for a long time ❤❤❤

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[@manishjoshi9995]

All I can say is that...what a strong woman. May she get more strength from the universe.

[@reemasharma992]

Shehzad thank you for inviting Mam on your show. She was like a fresh breeze.

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[@toddlermommy8026]

I worked at PECHS school and i hope MM remembered me. Learnt a lot from the school. Implementing all those learning in my current school. I wpuld have never left PECHS if i was not supposed to relocate ❤❤

[@hudibaiqbal2553]

Amazing podcast.. i couldnt resist commenting. ❤ May you rise further and further 😊

[@Ashi.Anizain]

I have raised two beautiful children, a daughter and a son. I lost my son in the same year Sabeen’s mother lost her daughter.

[@aftabhassan7387]

A brave woman, really learned alot from this podcast❤

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[@bbhusari]

I can suppliment madam's story of train friendship ! I am from old Hyderabad State of India . In 1948 we got freedom from Nizam, during those times Razakars led by Kasim Rizvi created havoc in towns and cities . When there was a military interventions hundreds of muslim fled away from their villages . After a couple of years when they came back to their villages , they found their Masajids intact , well maintained , with daily diya-batti going on ! Their Hindu neighbors were doing it ! The Kasim Rizvi though tried and was sentenced for life, was handed over to Pakistan, to create harmony . Here I must tell you that this goodwill still exists......

[@yousufabdullah2693]

I was thinking what should i write about her amazing life lesson and ideas., but in the end i only come up with this, ppl like her in pakistan is a hope that there is still a Light at the end of the tunnel.

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[@namansrivastav2008]

After 50 minutes past to the podcast I got to know " Sabeen" was shot dead 😢😢. What a brave mother she is, Salute!

[@hardeepharry6200]

Much love and power to you from bombay mahenaz aunty, Sabeena’s legacy shall live forever. Much power to you shehzad ghias

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[@irac00k3r.1]

Awesome episode loved it.

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[@specnaz1395]

Wow ! This was great . Love from india .we are so so similar . Keep up the great work

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[@goodsong_views]

India has not become a place of hatred. Pakistanis need to stop being hypocritical. You did not like India and pedalled the same narrative even when congress was in power. Congress has its own flaws and nothing wrong if a different party comes to power, India is still the same. Living in a country with a state religion, where non-muslims are discriminated by law and in constitution, please do not loosely talk about a country which is religious(unlike the west) at the same time pluralistic. Just compare a leader like Gandhi with Jinnah, Gandhi was deeply religious but stood for religious pluralism and often fasted for the minorities, Jinnah was non-religious and yet broke a country for a religious autocracy. I like your podcasts, but when you fail to acknowledge these fundamental issues and make loose comments, it gets annoying! Ofcourse, there will be trouble in a densely populated pluralistic society where people are actually following their faith so passionately, but everyone is trying at least. Everyone signed up to a constitution which treats people as equals, the law is trying to be nuanced and intricate so as to accommodate the diversity yet deliver justice and treat people equally. Did you know that even the RSS has a dedicated muslim wing as well, over and above their claim of being secular. Indian society is not perfect, but it is trying to move in the right direction and the current dispensation has not changed that course despite whatever you say or hear. I do not wish you agree with me, but do not talk without being well informed.

[@fawwadshafi9555]

lol. Bhai india is a place of hatred now. India isn’t discussed in Pakistan as much as Pakistan is discussed in India. So no, Pakistan is not based on hatred towards India. Best wishes.

[@Nikshith_Sk]

​@Football-Pundit very well articulated points and its high time these liberal pakistanis to know the basic differences between india and Pakistan

[@KaushikDas-vi4ni]

Yes they never accept it

[@gpgautam1842]

Best one : this isnt Gandhi India Are Bhai Gandhi k india ko hi toh Tod kar pakistan bnaya ta,fir kyu Gandhi ka india chahiye

[@Ashutosh-c7r]

India is still alive due to liberal people otherwise it would have been ....... Now for political benefit religious extremism increasing in our country. It is becoming laboratory for some political party

[@khalidaahmad7835]

Mahnaz appreciate your courage.

[@duaadehraj]

❤❤❤❤ Bht pyar! loved this episode. So beautiful to see and witness the roots from where towards Sabeen and her community work blossomed.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@duaadehraj]

Just finished the podcast and I feel like hugging mehnaz ji and thanking her for sharing her headspace, her values and her strength, with such eloquence and warmth

[@ThePakistanExperience]

@@duaadehraj Same. I did hug her after the podcast

[@financialtrader3435]

loved this podcast, loved her, love Sabeen and most importantly LOVE YOU Shehzad

[@ThePakistanExperience]

❤

[@patriot4932]

How did u put last emoji

[@moonprem2923]

Stunning,amazing personality ever .good to see you MM

[@ThePakistanExperience]

❤

[@wish-ld9te]

Fun fact from India:- Till last year Muslims were allowed having dance and Music in their weddings but a few months ago an order had been circulated in the Muslim community that "No Maulana will attend your wedding if you have Music and Dance in Shaadi time" and due to this reason Muslims are getting married without Bollywood songs. Muslims are trying to erase everything from their culture which makes them related to Hindus/Indians.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

You should see any Pakistani wedding before saying this. KZbin hee karlayn Pakistani mehndis

[@wish-ld9te]

@@ThePakistanExperience I am talking about Indian Muslims. Shayad aap k country me abhi aisa koi Maulana ne boycott karne ki baat nahi ki hogi. Lekin India me Bollywood songs wali Weddings k against abhi kuch hi months pahle Aisa aaya hai. Baaki 4-5 months pahle to Bollywood sabhi Indian Muslims ki mehandi me chalte the but ab Maulanas k boycott ki wajah se Indian Muslims are scared that no Maulana will come to their wedding so they have stopped playing Bollywood songs. Right now Indian Muslims me ye trend chalu hua hai. Kal ko Pakistani Muslims will join the trend too.

[@Hassyawan699]

عرصہ دراز کے بعد ایک دراز گفتگو سن پایا وہ بھی بغیر وقفہ کے۔۔ ۔شکریہ ان لمحات اور علم کے لیے

[@ThePakistanExperience]

❤

[@Hassyawan699]

@@ThePakistanExperience 😍