Living in Pakistan : Returning to my roots: Exploring Mallah village and Real Estate in Pakistan

[@sohailmalik7178]

Lovely to see people keeping up with the tradition & agriculture still alive & not changed at your village after so many years

[@saqib-y5p]

Mashallah Nice vlogs

[@javezkhan]

Thanks Saqib, please subscribe, like and share with your family and friends 🙏

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[@saadkhan1726]

Mashallah video

[@javezkhan]

Thank you, please subscribe like and share with your family and friends. Have a wonderful blessed day 🙏

[@abdurrahmanbadshah5293]

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Thank you

[@mallahcricketclub9929]

love it

[@javezkhan]

Jazak Allah Khairan for your positive comments 🙏

[@ukgardener973]

salam brother. Have you now moved back to Pakistan?

[@javezkhan]

Wsalam, I haven't moved to Pakistan, thank you for asking. Please support the channel by subscribe,.like and share with your family and friends 🙏

[@capricorn689]

Looks like a ghost town ? Don't see many people there. Is it morning time ? I assume mostly are still sleeping? Ppl wake up around noon and usually go to bed very late , around midnight. It's not a good practice

[@javezkhan]

Thank you for your insight. Yes can be ghosting like at times! Village Mallah feels quieter now, almost like a ghost town at times. While many still wake up for Fajr prayers, technology-mobile phones and televisions-has transformed daily routines. Modern homes stand where simple batuks and guest houses once bustled with life. The diaspora has brought financial independence, reducing the need for shared resources and communal spaces. Compared to 20 years ago, fewer people gather on the streets, reflecting both progress and a fading of old traditions. Please support the channel by subscribe, like and share with your family and friends 🙏

[@capricorn689]

@javezkhan Thanks for your reply and giving me a fresh perspective on the subject. I am convinced. Many things and the way of living have changed over time .

[@MustaphaJasratKhokhar]

Pardah is not a islamic concept, rather a cultural practice. Not letting your women out of the house is nothing to do with islam.

[@javezkhan]

Thanks brother, I agree and appreciate your insight. Pardah, while culturally significant in many regions, is not inherently an Islamic concept mandating restrictions on women’s movement. Islam emphasizes modesty for both men and women, encouraging respect and dignity without imposing strict limitations on women's presence in society or public spaces. Everyone is equal in my eyes, some people just think they are more equal than others! Have a wonderful blessed day 🙏

[@aks5880]

Praise be to “Allah” thanks to “Allah” you have returned to your beloved Islamic Republic of Pakistan, I hope you stay there for good, also hopefully you will surrender your British passport and please ask all your remaining Muslim brothers and sisters from all around the western world to join you. Long live Geert Wilders ❤️, long live Herbert Kickl ❤️, long live Marine Le Pen ❤️, long live Giorgia Meloni ❤️, long live Sebastian Kurz ❤️, long live Douglas Murray ❤️, long live Tommy Robinson ❤️

[@javezkhan]

It’s surprising that you’d wish for me to “stay here for good” when there are far more valuable things you could wish upon someone-like integrity, respect, and genuine understanding. Your need to resort to cheap insults and divisive comments only reveals your own insecurities. Frankly, your weakness is pitiful, and it’s clear you could use some real help in developing the strength of character that lets people engage with respect rather than hostility. All praise is for Allah (SWT), the true owner of all things. As for fascists and those who cling to oppressive views, may they either be guided to a better path or removed from causing harm in this world. Instead of hiding behind bitter words, perhaps consider the true strength that comes from humility and compassion-values that bring people together rather than tearing them apart. It takes courage to wish for unity, but anyone can throw out rude remarks from a safe distance. Grow past your own limitations if you ever want to stand for something worthwhile. Tutt tutti!

[@aks5880]

@ stay happy in your beloved Islamic Republic of Pakistan 👍