Providing Quality Education Globally For Free Ft. Bilal Musharraf | 299 | TBT

[@samar9192]

I became teary eyed at the mention of Khan Academy. I belonged to a very humble background and was unable to afford expensive tution. Therefore, attribute a huge credit to those videos for my early education, and am sure a lot many others do. Life has changed since then, as I found success in my academic career. Sal and his team are doing God's work in this world. Thankyou Mr Bilal for your contributions and Muzammil for inviting him over.

[@archerdani4844]

To tell you dear now people back in Pakistan starving to death and u think of education, r u serious...give me break.

[@samar9192]

@@archerdani4844 I live in Pakistan... So you give me a break!

[@archerdani4844]

That's good joke...it's waste to send time on you dear thanks stay where u r

[@ProGamer-wj3oj]

@@archerdani4844 without Education we will Go extinct

[@such6434]

For all those who are showing empathy towards starving people should think why they have reached the rock bottom of civilization, it is primarily lack of education, illiteracy and ignorance playing its part, big time. Some optimistic approach would surely help

[@Vladmir-Putin]

The Iqbal's verse was: افراد کے ہاتھوں میں ہے اقوام کی تقدیر ہر فرد ہے ملت کے مقدر کا ستارہ What a sorted out and articulate individual Bilal Musharraf is. A pleasant talk to listen to, he has such an easy going way of listening to and then explaining his thoughts on varied subjects. Good questions from Muzammil too. Very good podcast! 👍

[@shaukatmi]

After listening to this interview my faith in young generation is restored. This is how you conduct an interview with good questions and intelligent answers. For a willing student education is universally available in this globalised world. Many world renowned universities have access to their educational sites. Khan Academy has done wonders to the education system please tap these resources. As an octagenarian I will tell you this was not available till the middle of 80's. A good education is the answer to most of the evil which exists in the world today. ٰ I will remind our viewers by a couplet from Allama Iqbal عمل سے زندگی بنتی ہے جنت بھی جہنم بھی یہ خاکی اپنی فطرت میں نہ نوری ہے نہ ناری ہے علامہ اقبال

[@tanveerdogar9179]

Great pod. After watching this I have more respect for President Musharraf and Mrs. Musharraf. Honest and patriotic parents. No comparison between Bilal Musharraf and Bilawal, Marriam Namaz etc.. please also interview daughter of President Musharraf.

[@saddozaiproduction]

Why not Qasim and Sulaiman Khan?

[@darwaish7]

We don’t want “patriots” that sell that sell sons and daughters of their country to the others.

[@alikhan-qm2kw]

I always had clarity on how patriotic & polished was Musharraf. Children are true reflection of a family & its values. This interview proves my conviction.

[@usama4745]

a person who sold innocent Pakistanis to US is patriotic huh!

[@umairahmed1809]

Yar bilal sahab ap bhi apny walid ki tarah army meon hoty aur aj gneeral bn jaty

[@MohammadShan912]

We can debate whether he was “polished” or not but patriot for God sake he was no patriot. Stunted the mental, physical and economical growth of 22 crore people. No thanks to him the current default of the country.

[@huzaifafarrukh]

​@@umairahmed1809 agar general hote, to Bure ban jaate. Simple... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@umairahmed1809]

Nhi yar kam se kam kahandi logo ka raj hota

[@tosaadiqbal]

What a gem. After hearing this podcast, i am trying to imagine Bilawal or Mariyum sitting in this seat and the shallowness in their characters and personalities in comparison to this gentleman. Levelling up respect for Pervaiz Musharraf for such an upbringing!

[@hamzasyed5774]

Saad bhai let's not compare those crooks to Bilal Musharraf. Sir Pervez Musharraf was a gem and his children reflect it.

[@junaidarif9932]

His father was a good man at heart. Made blunder at the end of his career by trusting Sharif/Zaradri gang. Bhutto/Sharif duo has ruined so many Armymen and judges, but these people still get trapped.

[@taribkhan5468]

Listening to this amazing gentleman has reassured that apple didn't fall far from the tree. Thank you so much for inviting him, and besides all of his amazing and impressive work, I would love to mention his father who revolutionized the education sector for lower-class people like myself and gave us a chance to be competitive with the rest of the world. Hundreds of students like myself will forever be indebted to the Pres. Musharraf for serving Pakistan as a true nationalist. Though I am far away from Pakistan but people like Bilal Musharaf and Muzammil and many others give me hope that my old country will thrive InshaAllah.

[@syedaliiraza]

Indeed

[@Zerotolerance1212]

Great personality, love his passion for Pakistan and he is doing excellent job. He is hero of our nation who is revolutionizing our education system.. Thank you Sir Bilal Musharaf...!!

[@Kumayl-ntu]

Good to hear and see a great leader and son of a great leader. The vision and clarity of thought proves how much educated and well versed he is in his expertise. Like father like son !

[@pechstutors5882]

I am also pursuing actuarial sciences final year and working as a teacher in an institute, also has an ed-tech business. Literally, such an inspiring personality he is, I have seen a glimpse of my future in him.

[@risingsun2251]

Thank you for reviving the wonderful memories of Musharraf’s era and the great Musharraf Saheb. My best wishes for BILAL Musharraf.

[@hamzanaseem6079]

Hands down one of the best podcasts of this series. A dose of humility in a sea of chest thumping self praising interviews in most of the podcasts out there.

[@ahhmadfarooq4619]

Started the pocast with some prejudice i must say, ended with a lesson that people shouldnt be judged for the sins of their fathers and a mouthful of praise for bilal musharaf. The peaceful and calm vibe was great too

[@khawarabbas100]

What a Great personality. Humble, highly educated. Acturial sciences is one of the toughest field to pursue.

[@khayambaig8304]

I am surprised that muzammil didn't know about Khan Academy yet invited Bilal to talk on quality education; come prepared if you want to catch up with Bilal's wisdom and experience. Although it was amazing to listen to Bilal, such podcasts are rare and need more knowledge-based engagement like this one on the internet. Thank you!

[@shaheryarabbasi5971]

This is an educated and well spoken man! Good on you both!

[@asadneo]

Absolutely wonderful! A very good upbringing . I always had a soft corner for Gen. Musharraf but after watching this I am certain that he was a true patriotic Pakistani. Keep up the good work Bilal and kudos to TBT

[@jalaybi]

What a refreshing podcast. Bilal seems like such a normal, down to earth guy. You can tell he’s had a good upbringing- good in terms of values and morals, not money and status. Really enjoyed listening to him and wish him the best in his mission. More podcasts with progressive people like these please.

[@aaliyahsaleem9676]

Unlike his father…Bilal, a nice person!

[@arslangsa5953]

Tatay chuko shabash

[@nailashareef8291]

His children are very down to earth and never took any advantage in his father's time , no one even knew them .

[@MaryamHabib1991]

He is the man behind KHan academy and noon academy GREAT

[@samar9192]

Behind Khan Academy as well??

[@MaryamHabib1991]

@@samar9192 yes ,he said so

[@ammarsaeed7082]

@@MaryamHabib1991 correct your record no hes not behind Khan academy

[@justinr8426]

He was part of the main team @ khan academy

[@_NOBODY_8888]

@@ammarsaeed7082 He was a major part of the earliest team of Khan Academy.

[@SyedShah-rz1lh]

Good To See & Hear Bilal Musharraf. This Man Kept Really Low Profile during His Father's Reign. Not A Fan General Sahab For imposing Martial Law But His & His Family 's Love For Pakistan Is Indeed Inspiring. Time Well Spent

[@Rawalpindi32]

Bravo Bilal, You are magnificent. I am no fan of your father but I have listened to each and every word that you have said during the last hour and half and mashalla you are a gifted young man. Very impressive. That's more then what I can say about the host who ranted on with his questions. Whatever you do Bilall I wish you the very best.

[@adilsaad9976]

I’m an Army brat as well, currently living in the UK for my postgraduate degree. The life Army gave us was not at all upper in status or something but it was different. I can relate to Sir Bilal when he talks about living in a certain city (Kharian for example) and I can imagine the daily life of an Army household. This episode is a gold mine and I can’t thank you enough. My Abba retired and I miss the Army life and this episode takes me back to those memorable times I am also very very inspired after seeing Sir Bilal’s knowledge and the way he speaks. Such an incredible inspiration! Thanks Muzammil 👍🏻

[@tushar4506]

How Pakistani army brats are so rich while Indian army brats are not while the salary is a bit higher in India.

[@piraliraza]

@@tushar4506 corruption bro

[@tushar4506]

@@piraliraza but India has almost same level of currouption but Pakistani army is on different level.... Whatever Indian government officers earn they spend in India but I see every tom dick and Harry from Pakistan living in foreign on same level as an rich Indian businessman's kid.

[@piraliraza]

@@tushar4506 india is not our teacher not do i compare myself to a lower class peasant country. Our lovable institution is one of the most corrupt and privileged and thats sad.

[@adilsaad9976]

You guys really haven’t met Indians in your life have you

[@ahsanquddus9376]

Bravo! One of the best podcasts that I’ve heard. I am sure Mr Bilal would end up doing good service to our beloved country like his Dad. Keep it up!

[@hassanOnYoutube]

God Forbid, we are done with such services. Lanat on Neutrals n their services

[@1525boy]

His paternal uncle (father’s brother) has been a practicing physician in Chicago for years. That’s probably why he went to school in Illinois.

[@BLOOMwithANSA]

Books Mentioned in the Podcast: 1- Good to Great by Jim Collins 2- Private Power for Public Good by Andrew Carnegie

[@farhankazim3183]

3. Weapons of mass instruction by John Taylor Gatto

[@abliviant]

Also, one can also search about the mentioned courses or topics like The History of Higher Education, and Comparing the institutional firms...

[@romanakhan2573]

Inspiring… seems like his father . Wishing good health and the best wishes to Gen Musharaf 🌹

[@TheChefAli]

Muzamil I can’t thank you enough for having great conversations with so many hidden gems of Pakistan. I am an overseas Pakistani and such interviews give me hope that Pakistan will eventually come out of the darkness that we see currently. May Allah bless you for all that you do, especially giving us a glimpse into what people are genuinely doing great things for Pakistan and great think tanks like Bilal Musharraf. He is one of the few people who have not only stayed away from using and abusing the power that he had through his father, but also is a genuinely down to earth person.

[@kaneezkassim8037]

Can't stop appreciating Bilal's wisdom, research on numbers and just mention of his father. No showing off of his father's rank, position and fame. Hope Bilawal learns something from Bilal.

[@cyberduckie]

That wisdom was missing when he couldn’t add up that the billions his dad was making wouldn’t be possible on a general’s salary. How convenient!

[@kaneezkassim8037]

@@cyberduckie Why are you making accusations on him for his father's actions/mistskes. Look at him as an individual.

[@cyberduckie]

@@kaneezkassim8037 madam he was 28 years old when his father became a dictator. Did he question his dad why he overthrew an elected leader to become a leader nobody had voted for? Did he mention to his dad that getting millions by selling innocent Pakistanis to a foreign government was not a nice thing to do. Did he question his dad what foreign governments wanted him to do in exchange for the millions he pocketed? Did he challenge his dad on an ill conceived war without an exit strategy that left thousands of Pakistani men on enemy territory without supplies? What did he do? He took that money to go to Stanford and buy a degree so he could come and lecture us and try to wipe that blood away. If it doesn’t make you sick you are part of the problem and why we end up in the same situation every few years. Don’t worry next up are 2nd gen Papa Johns franchisees coming to tell us about their philanthropic work in Pakistan so we can swoon all over again over their power politics!

[@kaneezkassim8037]

@@cyberduckie There is a lot if truth in what you have stated and I agree with you.

[@eurekacomment5719]

@@kaneezkassim8037 His dad is responsible for the death of many innocent people!

[@saleemakhtar87]

What a pleasure to hear a " brilliant mind "...Bilal comes across a " realist " Wish him great success as he carries lot of hope in his focus...great personality...enjoyed this spellbound chat.....

[@maryamsiddiqa]

Amazing interview. We need people like these. These are actual heroes and leaders our future generations need.

[@NadiaTariqBakeFresh]

What a fine gentleman! Great info and perspective. Good job on bringing him in

[@hamzasyed5774]

This guy right here is the son of once Pakistans most powerful man. And yet he has no affiliation with politics or any political party. What a great man Pervez Musharraf was! Great podcast

[@umarrashid412]

What an humble and inspiring personality

[@ash_95133]

M’A 🌿

[@mahnoorrana4275]

Didn't skip a second! What an absolute pleasure it was to hear his views! So impressed. My opinion about him has completely changed! 🙏

[@maazawan7629]

I started watching with a bias but my POV changed radically as the podcast went on

[@obaidkhan7338]

Who just watched after hearing death news of Great Mr. Pervaiz Musharraf

[@maazawan7629]

For God's sake this man is doing a wonderful job of making free education accessible to all...whatever his father has done cannot be condoned...but we just cannot blame him for his father's antics...he has been one of the early contributors in Khan Academy, i am a 32 year old professional and post graduate student who still benefits from Khan Academy in my academic and professional sphere...the benefit it has served to high school and undergraduate students is immaculate

[@muneebgamingxt8145]

💯

[@ismailbaloch7154]

الحمدللہ اس عمر میں بھی کپتان عائلہ ملک اور مرشد پاک کو آگے اور پیچھے سے روزانہ پانچ بار چودنے کے قابل ہے۔ وہ اس کے غباروں کو اتنی زور سے کاٹتا تھا کہ زمان پارک کے مولوی اذان دینے کے بجائے مشت زنی کرتے تھے۔ انشاءاللہg 45 3

[@ajlalmirza]

His father was a legendry hero of Pakistan… long Live Musharraf

[@dinozaurpickupline4221]

his economics double masters from uk & good economic policy $ was stable 55_65 in his tenure,the only thing bad was loadshedding which he down played & the opposition,mixed opposition jis nay imran key govt ka batha betaya unho nay upnay advantage kay liye use kiya zardari 8 saal baad nikal aya & we know rest,agar musharraf sahab sahi say upni govt dictatorship wrap kardety tou 60% crises avert hote,he was delving into constitutional reforms,even bathacore mqm was tamed,he was cheated by his own institution because at that time they were in liaison,secret deals with opposition,the property dealers were locked up essentially,so was corrupt judiciary,he had the courage to deliver on his own bearing,or taliban & deshatgardi bhe inhe logo nay start karwaye,what cmla was doing was getting $$$ & satisfying americans at the sametime

[@maazawan7629]

@@dinozaurpickupline4221 sari batein theek. Constitution tora...baat khatam... there is no place for dictatorship in oir country

[@fayyazahmad7290]

An excellent dispensation ....simply fabulous...Muzammil ! Thank you arranging such excellent pod cast in this era of non serious and meaningless talks.

[@munw8518]

Great conversation best wishes for Musharraf family God bless you all

[@syedaliiraza]

Best podcast Muzamil. He was doing so much for Pakistan without showing anyone. Like father like son. ❤️

[@metroflagyl1]

Great job. So good to hear from him directly. Such a humble & patriotic man. Please hold your head high. Thank you for your service to Pakistan 🇵🇰 We are grateful!

[@hareemfatima6422]

He is a true patriot like his father and such a learned man. May Allah reward general sahib for all the good he did and pardon him for his mistakes. amen.

[@muhammadathar626]

One of the best guests i hav ever listen to in tbt.

[@ShahzadAhmed-dq4xq]

Inna Lillah e Wainna Ilehe Raajioon Allah Pervez Musharraf Sir ki maghfirat farmaey. Ameen He was a true hero for us as kids from 1999 😢

[@NZAbbasi]

What an amazing episode muzamil, maza a gaya. Loved your grasp of the conversation (most of the times) and you related and connected the conversation brilliantly. number one KZbin on my list, proud of your work and personal substance with persona.

[@fatimamohsin5226]

Indeed , this is the best podcast, you are doing a great job. Only a few people really discuss real issues in an engaging and educated way. I wish you continue doing this great work.👍

[@marinaarif1438]

Wow , the way he handled questions at the end...rahul Gandhi's reference was so on point...:D intelligent guy..

[@jaideepc786]

no wonder Bilal is such a mature, intelligent, cerebral guy, that it must have been torture to tolerate a beanbrain, shallow person like Rahul Gandhi. We in India are so embarrassed about him. There are many Pervez Musharraf fans in India, knowing fully well his India dislike, and that's okay.. However his leadership & clarity in articulation was awesome and many strategic thinkers feel that real peace & tangible Kashmir solutioning would have been possible only between 2 strong decision makers & true leaders of men like Mush & Modi, who are both strong, popular, powerful, non-corrupt nationalists. Alas too late for that now , their reigns were not in congruence. MMS was a decent cerebral PM for India, alas too weak & pusillanimous to drive things, being under the shadow of Sonia Gandhi who remote controlled him in a manner most foul. May Mush rest in peace and much good wishes for his son & family, who are such decent, moderate educated Indians, so similar to much of middle class Urban Indians.

[@haroonkirmani2601]

I was so tired ,when cameback home in that time ,but this removing my stress what a banda ( Bilal ) credits goes to his parents.

[@ummesmashers8015]

Very, very nice interview. It was great to hear Bilal Musharraf. An educated person makes such a difference. He is awesome!!

[@fatimamohsin5226]

What a podcast ! The conversation was not only an eye-opener but also thought provoking. I wish you could list the books qouted and other resources referred by the guest in your description, that would help people like me who are interested to learn more about them. Thanks.

[@uroojarshad5759]

Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don't

[@fatimamohsin5226]

@@uroojarshad5759 thanks, but he also mentioned a book written by a school teacher, I will go through the transcript to find it.

[@uroojarshad5759]

@@fatimamohsin5226 Weapons of mass instruction

[@asadjalal2558]

One thing without doubt I can say is Musharraf was not corrupt. We may agree or disagree with his policies but he was not financially corrupt. We can see dispite having highest level of power he didn't take any financial benefits nor did he use his influence make his children lives lavish . His son had to struggle and acheive everything for himself. Not many army generals do so especially seeing the tax leaks of Gen Bajwa.

[@NoLogicNoFight]

Oye, acha, … he struggled to achieve everything in life??? Oye hoye, you were sleeping when his father sent him to US to study. What a poor lad, who educated from the most expensive education system. Asal ma ghaddar aur haramzaday tum loog ho jo jhoot phailtay ho warna Musharraf nay to bus 10 saal mulk par qabza hi kiya tha, baqi paisou wali corrruption bhi bohat millay gi uss haramzaday ki.

[@boredtiger8143]

What??!! I don't understand how Pakistanis can be so naive and stupid!

[@bhadwamodi8294]

Pakistanis who migrated from India are less corrupt as compared to son of the soils.

[@HRLightDR]

Finally a factual discussion to learn from, unlike other generic talks I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. Impressive take by Bilal

[@kaneezkassim8037]

Love this guy. Very proud of his humble background and love him speaking so proudly about Pakistan.

[@SayVeritatis]

Humble background?

[@Smokester6669]

@@SayVeritatis Yes Google Humble and see what it means.

[@kaneezkassim8037]

@@SayVeritatis Humble, as in not dropping his father's name in every conversation, living on his own earnings, his grandmother was a mid level employee at the UN-ILO office. Compare him to Marium, Bilawal, Hamza and the like please.

[@abliviant]

what a profound and insightful podcast it was, I'm glad I subscribed to Muzammil Hassan Zaidi podcast cz its a hub of knowledge and education, today I got to know about Actuarial sciences and actuaries, and the opposite side of this spectrum which is venture capital and Entrepreneurship, also to me it seems like America was a pre-planned country, the way Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie shaped the American economy and its correlated influence on other aspects of life like socialism, American culture, I've also read a thing or two about Rockefeller controversy which also gives me a perspective on Western culture as well, the power of capitalism and its side-effects...Thank you so much Muzammil for such an amazing podcast, this is premium quality content and looking forward for more 💯

[@mrsntabbasi1012]

Muzamil, I m a silent subscriber of our channel since long, though I m watching ur videos since "Lolz studio" time, but this podcast made me comment for the very 1st time. Very informative, interesting and so full of gratitude conversation, ur questions as well as his answers enlighten us the viewers. Thank you so much

[@shoaibghori8939]

What a delight to hear Bilal Musharaf talk about various important subjects in a rational manners. Thanks for inviting him to the show.

[@FerozKhan-ss9nn]

Good work: wish him best success in promoting education globally. This is the most important agenda that he is working on. We have love for Pervez Musharraf. So best wishes for the former president of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf and his son Bilal Musharraf as well as their entire family. Islamabad

[@RehanAnsari-ir2tm]

Pervez Musharaf sahib was the best era of pakistan economic and education... Allah kamyab Kare ameen

[@naseemsoherwardy2534]

Good interview by Bilal. Best thing he made his own world

[@farooqbaluch]

Went to high school with Bilal, a thorough gentleman. One can tell he had superior upbringing. He definitely has seen a lot of the world from a few different angles. Very impressed.

[@Smokester6669]

Oye Farooq to school bhi gaya hai. Jhootha sain Philly ka lol

[@SaeedKhan-kq1zr]

Muzzle I watch your vlog from USA 🇺🇸 with great interest and I want to congratulate you on your beautiful journey which Ofcourse you are doing it for PAKISTAN and Pakistanis interest. Keep up the good job

[@Akbar-IBA]

افراد کے ہاتھوں میں ہے اقوام کی تقدیر ہر فرد ہے ملت کے مقدر کا ستارہ

[@Iconoclastrak]

Super just super. Bilal is a breath of fresh air. unlike some other scions of political dynasties, he is not sitting in his daddy's pocket. Just like his father, he has sharp mental acumen and a light straightforward demeanor about him. Notice how little he mentions his father.

[@haseebmusawir]

پرویز مشرف کمال شخصیت گزری ہے۔ فی الحال تو شور و غل ہے تاریخ جب آگے بڑھ جائے گی تو جنرل مشرف کو ایک بہترین راہنما کے طور پر یاد رکھا جائے گا

[@afreenishgul397]

An absolutely brilliant conversation!!!

[@jitendrakewat1843]

But he should bring more people from small towns and locals of Pakistan 😊 From India

[@N0maan]

Great conversation! So much to learn, Great personality positive and Humble.

[@hamin31]

Yes just like his father! Right! Lagey raho

[@ismailbaloch7154]

الحمدللہ اس عمر میں بھی کپتان عائلہ ملک اور مرشد پاک کو آگے اور پیچھے سے روزانہ پانچ بار چودنے کے قابل ہے۔ وہ اس کے غباروں کو اتنی زور سے کاٹتا تھا کہ زمان پارک کے مولوی اذان دینے کے بجائے مشت زنی کرتے تھے۔ انشاءاللہf 435y

[@shahidmehmood7762]

Great reasoning. A man of intellect and good exposure with logic brain.

[@noorali-bz3vi]

Well-educated, grounded, self-effacing and polite. Musharraf and his wife raised remarkable children who shunned the life of privilege which their father could have easily provided for them, and chose to carve a life for themselves. A rarity indeed, in a country like Pakistan.👍

[@Krucezam]

Shunned the life of privilege?😂😂😂

[@faizanalvi3932]

i didnt think i would enjoy a podcast with someone ive never heard of but is ccertainly a well rounded educated and well groomed individual the problem with education is something plagueing pakistan and needs a certain level of back and forth among teachers it is well researched that one way learning always ends up not teaching anyone anything the teacher must be willing to listen and learn from his students ( jack of all trades master of none ) ; teachers should invoke curiosity within their students and for them to seek out answer and program them to not rest unless the find the answer our education system is pretty much lakeer ka fakeer our maths chemsitry physics teachers are essentially masters in their field but more so than that teachers need to be an advocate for their subject so much so that their students take an interest in what this field is etc about leadership of 2050 , humans have a problem of losing hope because the future is something they cant control, so i agree with sir bilal that do your job keep your head down and stay honest and things will eventually change the problem is here we want too many things too fast never in history has anything happened drastically its neither the worst possible situation and its neither the radical change its something somewhere in between Sri Lanka is often mentioned but go see RHS 1 day layover in srilanka life went on and everyone around seemed more or less happy that things are bad now but they will slowly get better so its not a jungle over there

[@zaffazad4040]

A brilliant mind and brilliant ideas, I can assume a good character brought up by very decent parents; Mrs. Musharraf has done an excellent job. Congratulations, Muzamil, you are doing a great job; keep it up!

[@Haider9292]

What a nice and profound professional who did and can do a lot more ... I'm feeling so happy on being a national fellow to Bilal ..

[@am0n3e]

Awesome podcast…Respect to BM…Humbling story and RIP PM…

[@alirazabaloch4687]

Good to See Son of Great Gen Pervaiz Musharraf .

[@ahsanqaimi1949]

What a podcast..clear..straight on point and so much to learn .. thank you so much MUZAMMIL ..specialy stay on points and clear Q and ANS.. change my views and perception ..

[@amnarabbani55]

Nice seeing him like this. Doing his best for Pakistan infact Gernal ka beta Gernal ni bna but contributed his best ability for motherland. Great podcast

[@NadeemKhan-nx2ul]

A great dashing personality like father

[@maniacworld123]

Great episode as always. Could you do one with Anwar maqsood Sahab? Pretty sure his life experiences alone could be worth listening or how he has seen Pakistan all these decades. It doesn't have to be art/drama/literature centric theme specifically. Hope you guys can make it happen.

[@ash_95133]

Anwar Maqsood sahab podcast please 🙏

[@jaideepc786]

Firstly, congrats frm India on a superb interview.. Bilal is such a mature, intelligent, cerebral guy, that it must have been torture for him to tolerate a beanbrain, shallow person like Rahul Gandhi. We in India are so embarrassed about RaGa and his foolish utterances. it might surprise many that there are many Pervez Musharraf fans in India, despite his India- dislike, and that's okay.. However his leadership & clarity in articulation was awesome and many strategic thinkers feel that real peace & tangible Kashmir solutioning would have been possible only between 2 strong decision makers & true leaders of men like Mush & Modi, who are both strong, popular, powerful, non-corrupt nationalists. Alas too late for that now , their reigns were not in congruence. MMS was a decent cerebral PM for India, alas too weak & pusillanimous to drive things, being under the shadow of Sonia Gandhi who remote controlled him in a manner most foul. May Mush rest in peace and much good wishes for his son & family, who are such decent, moderate educated people , so much similar to mamy a middle class Urban Indians families. So much to identify with him, and best wishes to him.

[@zaroonbukhari4715]

Really appreciate, Really respect for dear *BilalMusharraf* more power to You *MAN*

[@Nehalkhan-bb3il]

My kids use Khan academy... Great work sir...♥️

[@leo99380]

Very learned person !!!didn't miss a single second.

[@aliyanawaz9747]

MashAllah. Khan Academy kids early education based online learning is awesome. My neice age 4 loves it. Thank you.

[@ranaujahid8529]

Great to meet Bilal Mushraff, great work he is doing for Pakistan and Pakistanis , inshallah, thank you Bilal ❤

[@farisghazi2021]

man your podcasts are educatively so addictive!!! .....I stopped by to check out Pervaiz Musharef's son and got hooked up for straight 1 hr 33 minutes!

[@noorali-bz3vi]

Same here 😊

[@alirazathemightyreignexper7002]

Keep up the mind shuffling work so that individuals can ponder the grief we are in and how to become a happy state

[@jawaidmannan5265]

splendid to watch Bilal Musharraf conversation. All my Best wishes are for him.

[@sahibdin3266]

It was a treat to watch this discusion . Thanks .

[@homa5827]

I loved his father he did a lot for Pakistan,I think Musharraf was very honest which is rare in Pakistan,like father like son

[@MughalMirza-jo9hs]

Kon sa father bs kr baji🙏🙏

[@javeed7887]

Great conversation, so many good people doing great things! One of the best podcasts...

[@ashizgar]

Great guest to listen. May Allah keep him and his family safe.

[@sabbysvlogs6589]

MUSHARAFF SAAB was an impressive personality 👏

[@nasimfarzana6431]

V v v itelligent n mpresive guy his father was also did lots n lots for the higher education for pakisatani youth may allah bless this family

[@hassannisar8019]

A major challenge is to provide electronics and the internet to most of these kids. Kids also need elders to guide their study, so you need teachers to come on board with this.

[@gondalasadullah2734]

Ullah salmat raki générale moushraf hamiesha sinda au bade

[@alishbatariq9133]

I'm pleasantly surprised, this is great work muzammil, keep it up

[@mahnoorasif5748]

bilaal is doing great job serving for his country truely. we appreciate a lot.but we have to work more in the up bringing of our kids ,school education along with mental health , to inculcate good habits and morality programs etc

[@wanjae]

So good to hear intellectual discussions

[@taribkhan5468]

01:22:00 Muzammil, there's nothing to worry about when we have people like yourself. We will never be short of leaders. Pres Musharraf deregulated media, telecommunication, and revolutionized education, the nature will take it's course and these three things have change the dynamics for everything in Pakistan. We can use our religion to act as a navigator and inshaAllah future of our leadership is very bright.

[@okiedokie9141]

What he mentions towards the end about level 5 leadership is exactly what Imran Khan just mentioned in his discourse with Qasim Ali shah a day or two back. Im a millennial and extremely depressed about my people and my country but it's the wisdom and intellect of well brought up and we'll travelled folks like him and Imran Khan that give me hope. He's right , ye loag aqliyat main hain lekin maujood Hain!

[@desityant]

Apple never falls far from its tree. Bilal Musharraf has my respect after this podcast.

[@kausarkhan9814]

He is a real gentleman.