How I fell in love with Muslim history & politics | Naseem Hijazi to Henry Kissinger | Moeed Pirzada

[@sabachughtai6305]

I read Naseem Hijazi during my teen years. I can relate completely to what you are saying I agree with you on the beauty of his novels and also the deficits of his novels. however all in all I think he did a great service to the youth of Pakistan by writing these novels. If only the youth today would read his novels!! His writing also helped me advance my Urdu and gave me a sense of purpose and pride

[@iffixp]

I Endorse you Saba. I was about to write 100% Ditto Thanks for Making it easier 😊 Naseem Hijaz Sir's writing makes you Blush, Makes you Cry at the same time and makes you fall in love with his characters and makes you Wish to live in that specific Era. I felt when I started reading Qaiser O Kasra! I forgot eating & Sleeping Until I completed it and I was a totally different person after that.

[@naeem161066]

Pull Gallows ( پھَانسی گھاٹ )on Roads in front of Courts & Nation. Give the Justice to Hanging Imported Sicilian Mafia Including Biased Judiciary Judges Till Death

[@sakeenabaloch3570]

ہمارا ملک ہمارے لکھاری ہزارو مے کتابو کی قیمت اب یھا قرآن کا ھدیا ھزارو میں تو کیا ریھ گیا آج کے میرے آنسوں میرے دل کا دکھ یہاں کی زیادتیوں کے نام

[@GVSNEWS]

Saba, Agreed! Naseem Hijazi’s contributions are immense and can’t be denied, Warm Regards! Moeed Pirzada

[@nylamashhood]

بِلکُل ایسا لگتا رھا جےسے ہم موجُود ہیں وہاں کیا خُوبصورت ناول تھے امی کہتی تھیں کہ وہ اور خالہ اپنی نانی کو پڑھ کر سُناتی تھیں، نسیم حجازی کی کتابیں بس پھر ہم بھی پڑھنے لگے اور پروردگار کا شُکر کہ ذہنی ارتقاء سوچ بچار شروع ہو گیا جزاکہ اللہ خیر for sharing 🤲🏻💞

[@SalahFarooq]

محترم ڈاکٹر صاحب ، بہت شکریہ آپ نے انتہائی خوبصورت انداز میں مسلم تاریخ (اردو ) کو بیان کیا ہے . میں نے بھی نسیم حجازی صاحب کی کتابیں سکول کے زمانے میں پڑھی ہیں . آپ ہی کی طرح ،نوجوانی میں میرا بھی یہی خیال تھا کہ ہماری تنزلی کی وجہ ، ایمان کی کمزوری اور غداری تھی . لیکن بعد میں زیادہ تفصیل کے ساتھ پڑھا تو احساس ہوا کہ تنزلی کی بہت سی وجوہات تھیں . جن میں سے ایک بڑی وجہ ، (معاشی ) کمزوری تھی . آپ کے تمام (وی لاگ ) میں شوق سے دیکھتا ہوں اور سمجھنے کی کوشش بھی کرتا ہوں .الله کریم آپ کو سلامت رکھے !!!!

[@SaleemKhan-Inayat]

Love your vlog. I grew up in Pakistan during 1948-1960 era and Nasim Hijazi was my first and foremost love; however, I considered him to be a story writer who based his stories on historical content. With the exception of “insan aur deouta “, I read almost every book during my summer vacations. I could be wrong but his book “dastan e mujahid “ was his earliest novel. Since 1961, I came to the USA as a student and live here as a Pakistani diaspora and love urdu and love Pakistan to the core. I also admired Qudratullah Shahab and his “Shahab nama” whose honesty oozed out of his book as he presented the behind the scenes politics of the early political times of Pakistan. I thought that book should be a must read book at the highest levels. Lastly, I must say that we are not sensitive enough to recognize our historical mistakes and keep making these mistakes over and over again and that is a clear sign of an emotionally compromised nation. Pakistan is lucky to have an honest leader who has the capacity to transform Pakistani tribal society into a nation. All my duas for him to succeed.

[@ZainAli-qk9or]

ڈاکٹر صاحب ۔۔۔۔ماشاء اللہ ۔۔۔۔اپ کی اردو بھی بہت خوبصورت ھے۔ اور ذخیرہ الفاظ بھی بہت ھے آپ کے پاس اور انگلش کے ساتھ سونے پر سہاگہ ۔۔ ھماری اج کی زندگی میں جو چیز اب ناپید ھے۔ وہ۔ شستہ اور خوبصورت اردو۔ ۔۔اپ ایک ایسے پاکستان کے دور کی گفتگو کر رھے ھیں۔ جب راوی چین لکھتا تھا۔ خوش رھیں۔ سلت رھیں

[@FatimaAli-tt9pi]

never thought i'd live to see a day when someone would conduct a VLOG exclaiming these historical books and cherishing the beautiful narration of muslim history for youth then - that's something I and many others (perhaps or most certainly) felt during our school days ! Wonderful!!!

[@tofalkhan6231]

Mainay suna hi KZbin per kisi ne Tareekh naam se channel banaya hi

[@naeem161066]

Pull Gallows ( پھَانسی گھاٹ )on Roads in front of Courts & Nation. Give the Justice to Hanging Imported Sicilian Mafia Including Biased Judiciary Judges Till Death

[@syedadnanasghar378]

I started with "Aur Talwar Toot Gyi" a heart touching writing of Nasim Hijazi. Keept it up Dr Sb.

[@zahis9211]

بہت خوبصورت یادوں میں لے جانے کے لئے شکریہ ٠علم کے طالبین کے لئے ایک اچھا سلسلہ شروع کیا ہے آپ نے اگلی ویڈیو کا انتظار رہے گا

[@farooqhashmi1457]

Great subject. My dad Hafeez Sarwar Hashmi Allah S.T. bless his soul was a very famous artist and cartoonist of Pakistan. Uncle Naseem Hijazi was one of his best friends. I feel proud and honored that almost all the titles of uncle Hijazi’s books were made by my dad. Uncle Hijazi would very frequently visit our house at Lahore. Dr. Farooq Hashmi, NY , USA

[@faisaljamil9279]

My father narrates a story when he was advised by your father that instead of doing body building he should read books and that was one of the turning point of his life. Since then he has become scholar of himself, contributed a lot to my area literacy and I have kind of inherited that literature habit from my father.

[@safdarali-nk6vl]

We salute to great Islmic Historian, late Naseem Hijazi. In fact, all his books are mind maker & trend settlers

[@shahananiazi429]

Agreed

[@vinamrasinghai2339]

He was a Novelist, not Historian.

[@faisalzaman6639]

I still remember that I used to separate myself from my siblings to read Naseem Hajzi's books. They were a treat to read. Beautiful Urdu, pure romance, and ver noble ideas were the chief characteristics of his novels. I think it's time for me to buy them again, as I have lost them in shiftings, too. Dr. Sahab I am wo grateful that you have started talking about books. Our journalists never even broach the idea of reading books and organizing well-informed intellectual discussions which are much more enriching than these monotonous themes of merely earning money for the sake of earning money. Thanku sooo much

[@TuttiFruttiCooking]

Obsessed about Naseem hijazi's historical books ... My teen age teacher.. For Muslim World 💗

[@junaidarif9932]

I always, always enjoy watching this man. I hope Pakistan produces more like him.

[@5218839]

Me too. If one wants to remain updated about politics and also wants to get general knowledge; he is the right person to listen. He do a lot of research for his vlogs. I am inspired.

[@rukrupani9712]

Junaid Arif and Zubair Bhai, a huge favour please use name rather then using this man or him etc... It would be more respect to the person you are acknowledging, I hope you don't take an offence of this favour. WasSalam, Ruknuddin.

[@bilalhassan9817]

اسلام علیکم ڈاکٹر صاحب میں نے بہت سوچا کہ آپ کا ایسا کوئی یوٹیوب چینل ضرور ہونا چاہیے یہ تو اچانک میرے سامنے آیا ہے ماشاءاللہ ماشاء اللہ بہت خوشی ہوئی ہے اور میں ایک اوور سیز پاکستانی ہوں میں بھی تاریخ کا بہت بڑا فین ہوں

[@Jamshedac-gf4bh]

Wa ji wa Doctor Sahib app ne kamal kar diya MashAllah

[@MohiHash]

Two men in Islamic history Al-Ghazali & Nizam al-Mulk in the 12th century played a huge role in steering the Muslims away from independent scientific inquiry into religiosity hence kick-starting the dark ages of Islam. They undermined scientific innovation in the Muslim world so that it could never rise again. Final blow was when Nizam al-Mulk created madrasshs known as "Nizamiyah" that focused on religious studies at the expense of independent inquiry with the objective to weaponize education and create jihadis instead of scientists and engineers.

[@masoodhassan7520]

I’m a regular viewer of your thoughtful intellectual presentation. I just finished watching your journey of ‘Islamic quintet’. ( from Nasim Hijazi to Henry Kissinger) it is so amazing and interesting. Indeed it is need of hour to discover our intellectual heritage and identity. I was born and raised in Quetta Balochistan where my father was a police officer in in 50s & 60s. He was a great admirer of Gamal Abdul Naseer and Bin Billa. Since he knew Nasim Hajazi Sahib who was an editor of Urdu newspaper in Quetta & played significant role during Pakistan movement. During decades of our depression Nasim Hajazi boosted our morale to remind us about our glorious past. I must mention here that after 9/11 when west coined the idea of Islamophobia’ and targeted Islamic culture Tariq Ali produced remarkable series of books with full of intellectual upthrust under ‘Islamic Quintet’ to defend Islamic heritage and intellectual power. Earlier Palestinian writer and intellectual Edward Said produced an excellent work under ‘Orientalism’ in same direction. Before Ibne Khaldum history was merely the stories of admiration and glories of kings. He gave us new directions to write peoples history and about their behaviour. Following Ibne Khaldun’s footsteps Abu Rehan Al Baruni wrote masterpiece (Kitab Al Hind) to give a thorough knowledge about ancient India and its civilisation. I would request you to continue your great work. Looking forward to listening from you about Tariq Ali’s series of novels under Islamic Quintet dealing with Muslim societies under Muslim Spain, Ottomans Mughals and Abbasids.

[@memoonahassan4963]

I m 35 years old ....I saw this name but I didn't read any book of nasim hijazi........and I see your vlog complete and observe your reviews. Ma Sha Allah

[@careermovers]

Aoa Sir, Sir ap jab bhi Germany ya Europe ayien to hmain apni khidmat ka moqa zarur di jiye ga... I will be glad to meet you, because apki personality aur apki intellecuality mjhy mery bhai ki yaad dilati hy, he is not anymore between us... Will be honoured to meet you sir... I think this is best initiative from your side... Because i think we have missed so many things our nation building process... Kindly also recommend some books related to history in English language... Asif, Bonn Germamy...

[@abualhassan878]

خوش قسمتی سے میں نے یہ ساری کتابیں پڑھیں ہیں اور ان میں کافی کتابیں میرے پاس موجود ہیں

[@ghanim956]

Dr Sa'ab, I truly admire the way you analyse history and how it draws conclusions to the current scenario. I knew when the downfall of ottomans started but I never knew why it started and what they might have not realised/given attention to this serious case of geopolitical-economics. I seriously hope and pray that we understand these intricate analysis of history and truly work on ourselves.

[@amislam2004]

I read Nasim Hijazi in 1998. Muazam Ali was sitting on my dad's office table; i was about to organize the office. I read Muazam Ali from 5am to 2:30 pm; I couldn't stop reading the book and my parents were worried what happened. Then, I told them and asked for all his novels.Then, I bought and read all. Such a wonderful writer.

[@mohammadbhatty6459]

My journey was similar to yours. From summer vacation reading to reading English novels to history. It seemed that was the favorite pass time of youth in those days. I agree with your conclusions that English language is very important for the development of the coming generations. I live in America and see the difference between the Indians and Pakistanis. Your speech in ‘Regime change’ was very constructive. IK must interact with the politicians in Pakistan and abroad to promote democracy and stability in Pakistan.

[@tariqbashirmohal4816]

First novel I ever read was Dastan e Mujahid when I was in 5th class. Amazing

[@ShabbirAhmad-fu5mx]

آپ بہت پیارے انسان ہیں۔ آپ کے مطالعہ سے آپ کا ایمان ٹپکتا ہے۔ اسی لئے میں آپ سے پیار کرتا ہوں۔

[@naeemmahmud4910]

I can surely relate to all your sayings. I extensively red Nasim Hijazi during my school days. By the time I did my year ten I had read all his books you described. It left a lasting impact on my mind and till today when I am nearly 70, the impact is still on. Today, because of your talk, I have started to understand something. That is the fact that I could not make the transition from Urdu to English history books in time which you did. It was not until I was late thirties that I started to read and understand the English literature and history books. I then read many books but probably not enough. It is only now that I am also arriving to similar conclusions as you have described. Your description is excellent. And I would love and wish if I ever have an opportunity to compare notes and May be able to learn or add something.

[@mansoorahmed8026]

We are always with you wherever you are

[@shahidtufail4375]

بہت ہی اعلیٰ تحقیق گھرہ تبصرہ اسلامی تاریخ کےحوالے سے اور نسیم حجازی کی تحریری و تعمیری خدمات۔۔۔ماضی یاد کروا دیا بلکہ ماضی اور ہسٹری میں دھکیل دیا واہ ڈاکٹر صاحب ۔۔۔۔شکریہ ۔۔ اردو اور انگلش کے حوالے سے ہماری کوتاہ دامنی اور ذخیرہ الفاظ کا اعتراف❤❤❤

[@anwargilani2901]

Great initiative MaShaAllah, which is very important for our young generation.I read Nasim Hijazi and nothing is more interesting and exciting that reading books of Nasim Hijazi. Such books are important for character building, which is missing in our curriculum.

[@tehseenaslam7281]

What an avid reader dr sb is!!! The indulgent way he talks of books is quite stirring. His love for reading automatically transports to his listeners.

[@aneesamahmood2104]

Oh bhai, u reminded me of my teenage. My father had all these book collection and I read most of his books. I fall in love about history cause of these books. Ah what a time that was.

[@TheTanha47]

Thank you Dr. Moeed Pirzada for opening a chapter of good reading and understanding. I am looking forward to follow you.

[@Darkraystudio]

We totally need this kind of energy. Please upload more these kind of videos.

[@rehanqureshi759]

What a V Log. I am definitely your permanent fan. Thanks for it.

[@TA-lq7cb]

We Pakistanis are lucky to have you,treat to hear.

[@raheelasadiq1938]

Wonderful vlog. Completely identify with you and went through very similar influences growing up . Libraries and books were both our teachers and entertainers .Nasim Hijazi’s narrative conjured vivid visuals and landscapes in my imagination that I still remember them like photographs etched in my memory . Please continue this series . It’s a breath of fresh air and welcome diversion from the mundane .

[@naeem161066]

Pull Gallows ( پھَانسی گھاٹ )on Roads in front of Courts & Nation. Give the Justice to Hanging Imported Sicilian Mafia Including Biased Judiciary Judges Till Death

[@naheedmoghal4091]

Thanks for sharing I had the same experience in my childhood with Sir Naseem Higazi books, ,still love them

[@ispkfyq]

Masha Allah dr. Sb. This is one of your best vlogs for people like us. Many of these books specially urdu books were those I read in almost same times of 80s to 90s. Jazak Allah

[@MAzeem-t7u]

It gives me great pleasure to see that you are fond of studying historical books particularly the Islamic heroes.

[@silentlatif]

Moeed please give cross reference to your various channels in each of them for better visibility & access to the great genius Dr. Moeed Peerzaada's mental space!

[@riazahmad685]

Mind blowing Dr. Sahib. I have been following you for like 6 months. I m sure that is the place I was looking for where I could find real analytical view of the things with current and historical perspective. God Bless you

[@sarfrazkhan9027]

Excellent Analysis sir

[@jawadmalik183]

Mashallah Dr Sahab you are pacing up like Imran Riaz and Sabir Shakir in terms of vlogs per day! Just want to appreciate your efforts and energy you put on your analysis...

[@afzalbhatti2517]

yesss... I also have started my intellectual journey from Naseem Hijazi... Book reading became my passion and I moved forward.

[@atiqakanwal4772]

Thank u so much sır, always a pleasure listening to you !! And yes Naseem Hijazi was my most fav writer too in my early teens but like you I also switched to English novels n newspapers reading !!!

[@Greyoceanproperties]

Dr Sahib it is always a pleasure listening to you..

[@shahidafghan3266]

ڈاکٹر صاحب اپ نے نسیم حجازی صاحب کا ذکر کرکے چالیس سال پیچھے لے گئے ہیں میں نے ہورا سیٹ پڑھا ھوا ھے نسیم حجازی صاحب کا جب میں آٹھویں کلاس میں تھا دور افتادہ گاؤں میں رھنے کی وجہ سے مجھے ان کتابوں پر دسترس بھی نہیں تھی میں جب 2010 میں نیشاپور گیا تو میرے احساسات بہت عجیب تھے میں سلطان جلال الدین خوارزم شاہ کے شہر میں اگیا ھوں ناول اخری چٹان کے کردار زہن میں گھومنے لگے حالانکہ نیشاپور کا شہر اور بھی بہت ہی تاریخ حوالے سے بہت اہم ھے جس میں حضرت امام علی رضا علیہ السلام کا معجزہ اور پھر عمر خیام جو کہ فارسی کے بہت بڑے شاعر تھے اس کے علاوہ فردوسی جوکہ شاہنامہ کے مصنف تھے اس کے حضرت فرید الدین عطار رح صوفی بزرگ جنہوں نے عملی طور پر تاتاری کے خلاف جنگوں میں بھی حصہ لیا لیکن میرے دماغ میں صرف خوارزم شاہ کا شہر نیشاپور تھا بہت زبردست سفر جو ہمیشہ مجھے یاد رھے گا

[@taimouriftikhar7006]

I loved this video. I was in love with Naseem Hijazi too. His novels were a great source of entertainment plus character building.

[@abm4579]

Naseem Hijazi books are truly inspirational and instill great values. Loved his books and going to reread them again after watching this video

[@naeemshariff1]

Excellent Excellent Excellent 👏 👌 👍

[@lizaqazi9933]

Great show. Loved this one as well. Every time I watch your show, every time I love and learn from you.

[@TheGondal86]

Fascinating

[@mohammadkhizarrehman7158]

I also agree that Pakistani Historians oversimplify and generalise a lot.I Thank you for starting this series and pioneering such sort of debate. Sheer privilege to listen.

[@mustafaasandhu]

Much needed intellectual food for our youth, thank you

[@jamshedshaikh4619]

Arnold Toynbee best known for his “ study of history” 12 volumes, has been declared one of best known and most celebrated writer/historian and philosopher of history. Not only he described history as events but analyzed how civilization are born, evolve and why some civilization failed to survive but other thrive. Almost 75 years ago in 1947 he was on the cover page of “Time” magazine I found the magazine in 1989 after my father passed away in my father’s vast collection of books and magazines.Unfortunately we lost this treasure because our continuous diaspora that started in 1964 and still continues as of today.

[@abdulmudassir1566]

Thanks for sharing your intellectual journey. I watched it till the end because of the similarity of my journey and diversity towards English literature.

[@Kashmirwala747]

Excellent effort. Highly thought provoking

[@kifayatniazi1839]

No doubt, Naseem Hijazi is a legend.

[@MasaudAtif]

My favorite KZbin channel.

[@siddiqtalks]

Kamal kertay hain Dr sab, MashaAllah

[@Super_SixFour]

I have read almost all the books of harlod lamb.. what a writer

[@haroonrashid7463]

Appreciations

[@kabirhossain211]

Thanks my brother

[@ayeshahfatimakhan4848]

ڈاکٹر پیرزادہ صاحب ۔۔۔۔آپکے وی لاگ تو متاثر کن ہوتے ہی ہیں ۔۔لیکن یہ جان کے بہت ہی خوشی ہو یی کہ آپ کے بچپن کے کچھ دن سٹلایٹ ٹاون ،راولپنڈی میں گزرے ہیں ۔۔۔۔ہمارا گھر بھی ایف بلاک سٹلایٹ ٹاون میں تھا۔۔۔۔نسیم حجازی بی بلاک سٹلایٹ میں رہتے تھے ۔۔۔میرے والد کے بہت اچھے دوست تھے ۔۔۔میرے والد محمد فاضل "تعمیر"اخبار کے ایڈیٹر تھے ۔۔۔۔اب وقت کے ساتھ سٹلایٹ ٹاون بھی بلکل بدل چکاہے ۔۔۔۔۔آپ ایک عظیم انسان ہیں ماشا اللہ ۔۔۔۔۔۔اللہ تعالٰی آپکو صحت و سلامتی دے

[@syedalam9492]

Simply wondarful

[@KhadijahAli-rj2ch]

Well done its look like you are expressing my childhood same path same books read by me in my childhood now i have passion to read philosophy history and political science

[@muhammadshehrooz8448]

Dr sb your effort to rejuvenate modern youth with that of the past historian "Naseem Hijazi" is marvelous.please keep it up.Allah bestowed upon you countless blessings.

[@naseemsoherwardy2534]

Thanks for introducing the new concept.od reading

[@noorjoyia7205]

my childhood was same like you.I was much found of readings. You remind me of my old beautiful days. 😢

[@AHR671]

Naseem hijazi was my passion in younger years. You missed mentioning "saranga patam" "mohd bin Qasim" etc. However at that time "insaan oor deuta" and "akhri chatta" were my favorite. Dr Sahib, I recommend reading Dr Ali Shariti to you, good read I think.

[@qamarsultan3968]

نیٹ بہت کم ھے مگر دو منٹ کی گفتگو سے ھی لطف آ گیا ۔ خوبصورت بات پراثر انداز اور ذھن رسا گفتگو ۔ قریب سے نہیں آگے سوچنے کے لئے مہمیز ۔ ماشاءاللہ

[@zulfiqarahmad8757]

A genuine, heartfelt, insightful and comprehensive analysis. Well done, Dr Sb. Keep it up.

[@contentwriter3407]

Great Great initiative

[@KalidM]

To understand current political arena best is to read political history of humanity as whole!!

[@afiashams7057]

This series is much needed. Something more productive and with deep learning opportunity.

[@intelislamicworld]

Sir pls is video ko agay continue krein plzz.I am seriously weeping now by heart.waiing for the next video related to this one.

[@mohsinshaikh-tv6je]

when i started watching your videos. i thought you are a boring person. who explains politics and other topics in a boring way. but after watching your few videos. i became you fan sir. you literally describe and explains each and every thing in a very logical and factual way. May you progress more

[@asad-kc8zf]

Surprised you find him boring politics or no politics.

[@tajlalani]

Commander Moeed After watching this vlog, I realized my interest in history started with watching same novels ptv drama Akhri Chatan. what a coincidence. that means naseem hijaji influenced many minds

[@adnansaleembaig1336]

Sir 2 words Maza Aagaya Khush Rahen.

[@ElectricBurgers]

Please keep it up. Keep inspiring us.. Thumbs up

[@zartashgul8912]

It was so meaningful and so well done. I cannot wait for the next vlog in this series.

[@MrIrshadashrafi]

The number of views on this vlog tells the tale of Muslim society's priority.

[@mujahidjalal1764]

Thank you Dr Moeed, you re introduce me Naseem Hijazi. Of course his novels has historical romance but lake of authenticity. You have rightly pointed the real and fruitful method of study of social sciences.

[@saliksayyar9793]

Differentiate between historical romances and study of history.

[@saeedagha4957]

ماشاءاللہ ماشاءاللہ جزاک اللّہ ۔۔

[@PlaceOfPoint]

Ofcours Dr sahib Insha ALLAH. This is the positive hunger approach everyone after reading books...

[@NY.Fashion]

Lovely research . Appreciated.

[@mashkooralikhan3894]

I try to watch n listen ur vlogs.i appreciate ur transfer of knowledge n research to this generation.wish u long n healthy life ameen

[@danialhydari255]

Excellent video... plz convert into a series Dr sb. N yes it really is relatable at more than one point , ur journey from urdu to english literature as well as the way our minds hv been shaped.... from a mid-30s person :)

[@easyhack5859]

Simply wonderful

[@chemboy7947]

Finally I got my favorite channel thanks sir for your kind work.

[@FouziaFaiz2023]

Incredible...moed sab ...superb This ki d of prog our generation need... Spont on...right tym to introduce

[@arifahmedkhan1964]

Assalam o Alaikum, buhat aala comments Dr sb. After Dr Shahid I have heard such a nice commentary. I will suggest you something next. regards

[@arshadasif6185]

Very inspiring blog. Thanks a lot doctor.

[@SaeedAhmad-dp4xb]

thanks for showing actual reflection of history.

[@rehanapotter1042]

My early education was in schooos run by nuns as they were considered good English medium schools where Urdu was taught as a secondary language! Imagine that! As an adult I realized to my great regret that I missed out on the beauty of my own mother tongue. I have tried to make amends since then. Thank you for the very interesting talk.

[@SameerTanoli-1]

Hamesha ki trah kamal sir. Thank you so much

[@anisashraf3981]

❤loved it. Greetings from Ottawa Canada. I agree with you that Urdu syllabus of history and Islam is insufficient for proper understanding of either. After my retirement I have started a program of self study by enrolling in online courses by Yale,Harvard, Madrid etc That plus lectures by e.g Hamza Yusuf, Abdul Hakeem Murad ( new Muslims by conviction rather than rituals). Would you suggest a syllabus too? Learning Arabic and reading its scholarship is also central to an unbiased understanding of major historical events. Look forward to future vlogs. Thanks.

[@anjumsafdar2960]

Could you please tell me about the online courses for which you have enrolled

[@mohammadbhatty6459]

Very informative and constructive dialogue with the nation. After a long time this refreshing. Please continue and best of luck.

[@ajlalzaidi3810]

Zabardast 👍

[@sandeepgopani5699]

Dr. Sahib, Please do such kind informative v.log