The Story of Patriarchy

[@fizzajay2065]

We need more teachers like him. You are an asset for the society sir.

[@zeerakzeerak7670]

ڈاکٹر رحمان ایک منفرد انسان ہیں اور ان کا سب سے بڑا وصف ہر پیچیدہ اور مشکل موضوع کو اپنی زبان میں عام فہم انداز میں اپنے سامعین تک پہنچانا ہے ۔ یہ انتہائی مشکل اور محنت طلب کام ہے ۔ میں نے بڑے بڑے پروفیسروں کو ایسی انگلش میں لیکچر دیتے ہوئے سنا ہے جسکی نہ ان کو خود سمجھ تھی اور نہ ان کے شاگردوں کو ۔ ڈاکٹر رحمان صاحب کو اپنے ہر موضوع پر مکمل گرفت ہے۔

[@zeerakzeerak7670]

مجھے اس بات پر مکمل اعتماد ہے کہ ڈاکٹر صاحب بڑی آسانی سے پنجابی میں بھی لیکچر دے سکتے ہیں ۔ برائے مہربانی کھبی پنجابی میں بھی لیکچر دیں۔

[@rumsha_khalid]

Excellent lecture. Well-researched and well-articulated. I could see how passionate you're about the subject which made it even more interesting.

[@faisalkhurshid9591]

Amazing lecture indeed. This has cleared a lot of missing links that i had. Hats off to you sir !

[@kamransion4668]

Your research efforts and the way to deliver complex ideas into simpler way deserve more respect and courage 💕

[@MrAJDurrani]

Followed hundreds of your videos and lectures, THIS one is right on the top of all, an eye opener! Thanks a lot sir 🙏🏼👏👏👏💐

[@jhanzebshah9172]

I enjoyed and learned too much,sir you are blessing for us

[@ShahnazIslam-t3h]

Dr. Taimur thank you for preparing such nice video. You put great effort in preparing this lecture. And your way of delivering is wonderful.

[@farooqmajeed1074]

Raising a daughter brings a heightened sensitivity to the social issues that revolve around women.

[@kaneezfatimaarcho]

Sirrr yaar you re mind blowing. Never have seen patriarchy like that and the peshangoi you have done about the future is immensely thought provoking. Wish you more health and life.

[@imtiazahmad6694]

نہایت عمدہ دلچسپ معلوماتی لیکچر دیا آپ نے ❤

[@Noor-gd6pd]

May humanity evolve to a stage where men and women coexist in friendship & equality of rights and opportunities

[@taimurafzalkhan7453]

Dr. Faisal Rahman is a brilliant and committed scholar with missionary zeal. His multifaceted talent manifested in a myriad manner, from political activities to being a talented connoisseur of musical presentations , and above all, his professorial delivery of discourses on complex philosophical subjects are amazing in terms of their excellence and commitment, in both content and presentation.

[@rizwananisar1991]

بہت معلوماتی اور اچھا لیکچر ہے عرصہ دراز بعد اچھا کچھ سننے کو ملا 👍

[@batosato]

This is a very good and educational video. We need more content like this.

[@shaikhkamrannazeer1627]

Well explaind and your efforts on describing this complex issue really admirable.

[@anarkali_217]

Sir this is by far the most moving and amazing video u have made.i hope people will vote for Dr taimur rehmans party of which he is a general secretary. MAZDOOR KISAN PARTY. consider voting for them in the next elections. Of all the party leaders i find him to be more knowledgable than any other leader. He knows our issues. His solutions are real. He doesnt use religion to get people emotional to vote for him. We need smart peoples representatives like him.

[@contentweaverz2438]

I just wish women stop seeing themselves as the moral compass or moral standard for the whole society. Even modern women are guilty of it. It's so brave and refreshing for a political leader in Pakistan to talk about women's rights. I mean, there is strength and quality in this demographic now. What a time, what an important message! In all honesty, only women can save Pakistan!

[@easyhome8591]

They will get divorced,😃

[@sameenshahid7457]

​@easyhome8591 so we should force women to stay married against their will?

[@tanzeelahmed2055]

This video is so informative. I'm going to download it and save it in my laptop. so, I can easily come back to it whenever I need it...

[@awaisrai.5534]

Thank you soooo much for such an informative and interesting Topic!❤

[@sourabhchandel3661]

Nice lecture, nice sound, nice voice, nice video , love from Taj city AGRA

[@haroonbaig5674]

Wat a gem of knowledge..Thnx a lot Dr.Taimor..thnx a lot.

[@1Cartoonwala]

I really admire you that you taught a very crucial topic today

[@nazeernbds4876]

Thanks sir for your best way of teaching ❤❤ we need more teacher like you.

[@fatimayaseen6075]

It's worth noting that neither patriarchy nor matriarchy are necessarily ideal ways of organizing society, as they can both lead to imbalances of power and marginalization of certain groups. Some people advocate for more egalitarian social systems that distribute power more evenly among all members of society, regardless of gender.

[@bloodbuddy7]

On what basis? You have made an assumption that matriarchy is merely inverted patriarchy with women at top. It isn't. Go study matriarchy in primate groups, particularly the differences between our closest animal relatives, chimpanzees (patriarchal, violent, aggressive, given to territorial disputes) and bonobos (matriarchal, cooperative, calm, quicker to learn tools and language systems). True matriarchy functions completely differently from patriarchy. Nurturance and sustainability are at the core, not female supremacy. 'Egalitarian social systems' sound all nice until you realized that because they are informed by hundreds of years of patriarchy, they are starting of from a fundamentally non-egalitarian basis.

[@chanpreetsingh100]

I have been learning lot of things from you sir .love you from India!

[@dostdost2634]

This man is so so much talented 😢

[@mujahidkhattak]

Excellent lecture... You are the best teacher..

[@shaneezahameed5482]

Well explained ❤❤❤❤no one van beat you sir g in the way of expansion

[@mansoorahmed2121]

Lots of love and respect for you sir ❤🎉

[@n.g5188]

Worth watching. Very informative. Thanks Sir

[@letslearntogether.4336]

Highly appreciable.❤❤❤

[@a.2407aman]

great sir.... very informative lecture....lots of love

[@Mkhizaralam]

Dr taimur Rehman a sea of knowledge....

[@faranrockstar]

زبردست Revolutionary

[@jhanzebshah9172]

Excellent lecture

[@akhtarmunir8251]

Nice lecture, nice sound, nice voice, nice video love from Peshawar sir 🫀

[@DanyalLaghari7]

we need teacher like sir Rehman - just amazing sir

[@WaseemakhtarWaseemakhtar-nc7jv]

Good bahi jan

[@nidanasir3515]

What a narration❤.

[@MahiDuraqshan-c2u]

kindly share lecture on 'Analytical points of constitutional amendments of 1965, 1962 and 1973'

[@ultraali453]

31:24 Acquiring female slaves was obviously a motivation. But I'm not sure how you would prove that it was the primary motivation. The Akkadians were very warlike and they were present in the Mediterranean at this period in history when female goddesses were also worshipped. Even at the time of matrilocal merriage tradition, wars were quite common. Slaves were taken and weak tribes were plundered. Males were probably killed at the beginning because they couldn't be kept/controlled/domesticated as slaves by their captives. But women, without their men, would not struggle.

[@Taimur_Laal]

Exactly. You answered the question you posed. Initially women slaves were preferred to men as states needed a large force to make the male slaves work.

[@malikhamza2105]

Zbrdst lecture.thank you!

[@suhailnoorani1282]

You are real gem of pakistan, FANTASTIC.

[@TRD315]

Awesome❤.

[@khansahab7031]

Nice sir 👍

[@bilalraziq9641]

Dominance is part of evolution .. it's not just there in gender ..it's in race it's in religion.it's in tribes . it's between brothers.The societies that has abolished patriarchy has established something called matriarchy .Ppl like to dominate each other.Religon has tried to regulate it .

[@nasirriaz4414]

Beautiful words

[@fatimayaseen6075]

Religion didn't regulate anything! Mark my words!

[@nasirriaz4414]

Done. Question Marked.

[@umroyaar]

Now this should be changed to contulinue the process of evolution

[@bilalraziq9641]

@@umroyaar I don't know about you but humans biologically are not evolved yet or do you mean changing to matriarchal society . I live in Scandinavia and the matriarchy is taking a heavy toll on men mental health. It is said that if you want a good wife go and marry Asians. The population growth is negative .

[@2.0quotes]

Love you sir best definition of patriarchy ❤

[@yusrarana9985]

Great sir ji, great❤

[@mahisocialupdate1124]

Grear information very precised

[@yusrarana9985]

Patriarchy is not male dominance over females, it is also male dominance over males.

[@mahadeepsingh4035]

First time read that concept also, good observation and point which is true in nature.

[@yusrarana9985]

@@mahadeepsingh4035 If feminism seeks to make women equal to men then it is impossible because in Western society, not all men are equal. _Bell Hooks. My graduation is in Gender Studies from PU.

[@VYDEO]

But males in the same family lesser in age

[@muhammadnofilansari1259]

@@yusrarana9985 University of Pennsylvania ?

[@mrchange1715]

Exactly.....lakin bahi ne kahi na kahi video kay liay koi topic to banana tha na

[@pulsar527]

You bring a brighter perspective to human evolution. You ideas should practice and observed.

[@mohinderkumar7298]

Women are powerless generally. But women are one of the THREE causes indicated below because of which battles are often initiated : 1. Zarr (wealth); 2. Joru (woman/wife); 3. Zameen (land).

[@IjazAhmed-v4b]

sir you are great.

[@ultraali453]

There were plenty of female goddesses even during and after Marduk's time in all pantheons (e.g. mesopotamia, Arabia, Greece/Rome, etc)

[@Taimur_Laal]

But they became subservient. See Merlin Stone When God Was a Woman.

[@Kajkaszaj]

Having goosebumps ❤

[@ssingha2071]

Amazing perspective 👍👍👍

[@RajbirSingh-yn8et]

Amazing

[@ArifKhan-dj4fr]

Excellent ❤❤❤

[@mahharasheed4153]

Can you please give the book references? Its a great lecture. Thankyou so much for this.

[@MuhammadYounas-gl6sn]

I think you delivered this lecture at Research and Publication Centre. But I did not see any advertisement for this lecture. Will you share the schedule and timetable of your lectures in future?

[@yuktimaheshwari8514]

THANNK YOU SIR IT IS VERY INTRESTING LACTURE BUT SIR PLS AAP HAME MHENJODRO CIVILIZATION OF VEDIC KAL MAI KAISE AURAT KI STITHI PARIVARTIT HUI IS PAR LACTURE DIJIYE NA.

[@ahmad1239112]

Well done Dr? Great lecturer.

[@AkNeedMoreWisdom.]

Respected comrade bundle of thanks sharing such knowledge with us....Sir on the day of judgment Allah Might calls us with name of our mothers...it means females are more valuable and they deserves to be From Balochistan ❤

[@iramnabj2928]

This does not mean that females are more valuable. It means that due to mother giving birth have accurate information of child whereas with father or men, recognition is ambiguous. How will one can find whom he/she belongs to. That is the reason the law of eddat عدت comes in with divorce and widowed women. To clearly find the father of the child. ماں سے بچے کی پہچان ہے. اس میں پردہ بھی ہے عا لم کے سامنے. I hope you understand the point.

[@saliraza100]

Dr Taimur at his best. Enlightening!

[@Addictedtoyoutube9]

Please do a piece on IPP..with SOURCES and figures.

[@GTPLDPL]

Now regaining status back. Technology gives power to both equality is gaining.

[@Redwhitewings]

Technology also created hirosima Nagasaki , u should not forget..technology also created colonialism and jaliwanabug after which incedent Iqbal wrote " Khuda ko mard e momin pe varosa , iblish ko Europe ki machino ka Sahara" which carry deep philosophy ...now a days technology destroys personality as well ...

[@k797979]

44:20 Thanks Taimur bhaji for relaying the info. Likewise Women of before Christ Era did impose identical laws in relations to Today’ world that forcibly govern men against their will. Essentialy, The idea is not to force people against the will: Be it men or women.

[@saadqureshi8805]

excellent video. you should also read the book 10000 years of patriarchy to bridge the gaps in between

[@altafbhatti2547]

❤love u sir g

[@officialvoiceless105]

Keep it up sir you are doing well

[@samarfatima1348]

such a great video❤❤❤

[@gillsahab2939]

Sir boht he umda lecture

[@Silicone5432]

Excellent Bravo

[@minalnoor5062]

Very informative sir

[@asad2880]

I have a question. As you said that in ancient times of “jahalat”, women used to have a dominant role. Then societies started to evolve and we ended up with patriarchal culture. This means that when humanity started to evolve, people started realizing that women is not fit for majority of jobs (which were labor intensive and involved physical strength) and thus women ended up playing household roles. How can we say earlier times of “jahalat” were better for woman than the later times. Moreover, as you mentioned when man started to marry woman and take them to their homes thus women find it difficult to raise children and work at the same time, how can freedom (in this specific context) allow women to raise children and work as well? They can either be efficient worker or an efficient mother and raise children. Purpose of my questions is not to support patriarchy at all, I am asking to clear the misconception in my mind. Thanks

[@muhammadaquib9974]

Exactly good point raised brother .

[@Taimur_Laal]

Please listen carefully. Carefully. Did I say that women “dominated” or did I say society was more equal. Listen carefully.

[@sameenshahid7457]

Only rich women could afford to be housewives with no other responsibility. Women in the past used to work but they had to choose between low paying work or prostitution. A lot of them would do unpaid labour on their husband's farm. In short, women have always 'worked'. The difference is that today, they have more career options.

[@UniversityofBirds]

اللہ تعالیٰ ہم سب کو ہدایت دے۔

[@VYDEO]

This matriarchical system exists in South West Karnataka near Udupi and Manglore even today

[@CoolGuy-tf9lu]

no way. it would be interesting to see that!

[@VYDEO]

@@CoolGuy-tf9lu You may visit and see for yourself in the rural areas especially.

[@sormish]

Kerala in India has matrilineal communities, legally protected practices.

[@ibbigeoku]

Salute from Ladakh India Amazing

[@HaiderAli-rn6ln]

Hi

[@HaiderAli-rn6ln]

Can you give me a favour?

[@ibbigeoku]

Yes

[@HaiderAli-rn6ln]

@@ibbigeoku ocean guruklus app mn phrasel verb ki pdf h wo bhej daingy ap kia?

[@HaiderAli-rn6ln]

@@ibbigeoku q k pakistan main wo app allow nh hy mn maam ka yotube channel follow krti hun

[@Sadiqhewad]

❤❤❤❤ best sir

[@aliwaheed906]

To my knowledge, matrilocal and matrilineal societies were never the norm in historic times. Yes, they existed but in any point of the history the majority of the societies in the world were never matrilocal and matrilineal in fact it was the opposite. Felt like mentioning this only because the talk seems to imply that this was the norm, it never was. There used to be more matrilocal and matrilineal societies in the distant past than in the near past but at no point were these societies more in number than the counter part. Amazing talk and I look forward for such videos.

[@Taimur_Laal]

I think you have misunderstood. There are few matriarchal societies. But matrilineal and matrilocal societies were almost universal before the start of patriarchy. A matrilineal and matrilocal society is not necessarily matriarchal.

[@aliwaheed906]

@@Taimur_Laal I am aware of the difference that you pointed out. I based my theory on the fact that historically we know about 60-70 societies that were matrilocal or matrilineal. So, it seems highly unlikely that they were ever the majority at a given time.

[@Taimur_Laal]

@@aliwaheed906 could you share with me the source of your information. Thanks.

[@aliwaheed906]

@@Taimur_Laal en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_matrilineal_or_matrilocal_societies

[@letslearntogether.4336]

Love you taimur rehman sb❤❤❤

[@shahjhanwagarpal7120]

Aur mera jesam mere marzy ka elan karna chahe qamar Khalil aur Hasan nisar choraha koch bhe kare ?

[@sobiaizhar9268]

His name is Johanne J Bachofen 14:27

[@Taimur_Laal]

Absolutely right. My mistake. Well spotted.

[@ijazulhaq8010]

Where you place the messengers of that time ,and their teachings?

[@Taimur_Laal]

As I said in the lecture, all of this happened 2000 years before Islam.

[@aliakberbutt6191]

Nice lecture sir ❤

[@Redwhitewings]

Study thoroughly on matrimonial society

[@bladerunner7551]

This patriarchal society sounds awfully like 7th century Arabia.

[@mohinderkumar7298]

Assam state in India is popular for Matriarchy.

[@lordtaseen2947]

Great presentation, but I you didn't mention Egypt. The system was very different there. Also how Islam liberates women.

[@StandupForHumanityB4Its2Late]

Excellent!!

[@Redwhitewings]

@mahwish8522 another meaning? How could you say this because Nietzsche said his quotes are not situation depended and eternal ...he and Iqbal said their quotes are not for present people But for future people and for future ...

[@asadalitheentrepreneur4769]

Truly amazing

[@Redwhitewings]

Human being used to fight tiger mainly, dusro kabila secondarily but where is tiger in your video?

[@BigAngelLove77]

ماشااللہ😍❤️ پاکستان مدینہ کی ریاست بن چکا ہے پاکستان میں زندگی کی بنیادی سہولیات بجلی پانی گیس موجود نہیں

[@Taimur_Laal]

Medina main bhi bijli nahin thi.

[@mohammadgalib6355]

​@@Taimur_Laaldon,t you know islam is PATRIARCHAL ?

[@ChefbyMistake]

بلکل لیکن مدینہ میں یہودیوں سے مال چھین لیا گیا تھا ہم تو ہندو سے مال چھین ہی نا سکے اس لئے ہم فیل ہوگئے :)

[@BigAngelLove77]

@@ChefbyMistake جو ہندو پاکستان میں اپنی جائداد چھوڑ کر یں انڈیا گئے چلے پاکستانیوں نے اس پر قبضہ کیا ہے اور مدینہ کی ریاست بنا لی 😂😂

[@ChefbyMistake]

@@BigAngelLove77 عام آدمی کو کچھ نا ملا سب بڑے لوگ کھا گئے۔

[@waqaraligokku]

❤ I wish to see you as our supreme comrade, and MKP to take political control

[@MuhammadRizwan-hs2gz]

Absolutely true sir

[@cookingtravels6073]

Great,sir

[@shahjhanwagarpal7120]

matbl pinky pirny khatoon e awal riasat e Madina sharif gholam nhe hai aur Marvy gholam hai ?

[@EnSabahNur-ir5mw]

arey khena keya chate ho