The Truth about the Taliban with Dilly Hussain

[@TheBoujiman]

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[@BloggingTheology]

Yes indeed!

[@Kirk-d7v]

On the *Jack Hibbs podcast* this argument is fully supported by the title “FEDERAL INSIDER SPEAKS OUT”

[@MartinAllsopp]

Thank you for speaking the truth

[@MSAHNWN5EMNSSSAKY]

​@BloggingTheology Search Tips Home » Sahih al-Bukhari » Wedlock, Marriage (Nikaah) - كتاب النكاح » Hadith 5134 Language: English Urdu اردو Bangla বাংলা كتاب النكاح 67 Wedlock, Marriage (Nikaah) (40) Chapter: The marrying of a daughter by her father to a ruler (39) باب تَزْوِيجِ الأَبِ ابْنَتَهُ مِنَ الإِمَامِ Sahih al-Bukhari 5134 Narrated `Aisha: that the Prophet (ﷺ) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old. Hisham said: I have been informed that `Aisha remained with the Prophet (ﷺ) for nine years (i.e. till his death). حَدَّثَنَا مُعَلَّى بْنُ أَسَدٍ، حَدَّثَنَا وُهَيْبٌ، عَنْ هِشَامِ بْنِ عُرْوَةَ، عَنْ أَبِيهِ، عَنْ عَائِشَةَ، أَنَّ النَّبِيَّ صلى الله عليه وسلم تَزَوَّجَهَا وَهْىَ بِنْتُ سِتِّ سِنِينَ، وَبَنَى بِهَا وَهْىَ بِنْتُ تِسْعِ سِنِينَ‏.‏ قَالَ هِشَامٌ وَأُنْبِئْتُ أَنَّهَا كَانَتْ عِنْدَهُ تِسْعَ سِنِينَ‏.‏ Reference : Sahih al-Bukhari 5134In-book reference : Book 67, Hadith 70USC-MSA web (English) reference : Vol. 7, Book 62, Hadith 65 (deprecated numbering scheme) Report Error | Share | Copy ▼ 51335135 This is the real age of Hazrat Ayesha she got married at the age 6 years old consummated the marriage with the Prophet Muhammad at the age of 9 and there is no problem with it this is the law of Islam I live in Arab Nation my teacher told me that you can get married before puberty but you're not allowed to have intercourse with your wife until she reaches is the age of puberty which Islamic and scientifically 9 or 10 Islam also says if the sign of puberty is not shown then you are considered I don't at the age of 15 so basically there is a sickness in scientific terms in which the person does not does not show the signs of puberty even when he is way beyond that age so Islam says if the sign of puberty is not shown at the age of 9 or 10 can you considered an adult at the age of 15 Islam is simple you can get married at the age of zero but you are not allowed to have intercourse with your wife until she is the age of puberty I suspect marriage at the age of zero is allowed and if it is allowed I have no problem with it but I know you can get married before puberty like Hazrat Ayesha at the age of 6 and consummated at the marriage with the prophet at the age of 9 basically hide physical relationship with the Prophet Muhammad at the age of nine brother you must be asking why I am giving you this hadees because I don't know but many years ago may be two years ago or some months ago I don't remember correctly in your video some non Muslim was trying to say why did you Prophet Muhammad marry you such a young girl and you couldn't answer him maybe before definitely because you didn't know that hadees I give you the reference Hazrat Ayesha got married at the age of 6 and concentrated the marriage at the age of 9 and Islam is simple you can get married before puberty but you're not allowed to have intercourse until then she reaches the age of puberty and besides in the Bible itself or in the Jewish book you are allowed to get married at the young age the differences that in Islam the laws do not change with time and Hazrat ayesha's age being so young also tells us who are the munafiq Among Us basically that scholar was saying the munafiq Among Us is the one that changes has the her age to 18 even after knowing her age was 6 and concentrated the marriage at the age of 9 just because he is scared of his European Masters and those who accept it they say it is a culture no it is not a culturing it is the law of the snow you can get married at the age of zero but you are not allowed to have interest which is the age of puberty you can get married before everybody but you are not because until she which is the age of puberty which is 9 or 10 scientific and Islamic and if the signs are not sure she is considered that I don't at the age of 15 so we should not be I was scared of telling them the truth yes this was her age what are they going to do

[@MSAHNWN5EMNSSSAKY]

​@BloggingTheology Home » Sahih al-Bukhari » Wedlock, Marriage (Nikaah) - كتاب النكاح » Hadith 5134 Language: English Urdu اردو Bangla বাংলা كتاب النكاح 67 Wedlock, Marriage (Nikaah) (40) Chapter: The marrying of a daughter by her father to a ruler (39) باب تَزْوِيجِ الأَبِ ابْنَتَهُ مِنَ الإِمَامِ Sahih al-Bukhari 5134 Narrated `Aisha: that the Prophet (ﷺ) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old. Hisham said: I have been informed that `Aisha remained with the Prophet (ﷺ) for nine years (i.e. till his death). حَدَّثَنَا مُعَلَّى بْنُ أَسَدٍ، حَدَّثَنَا وُهَيْبٌ، عَنْ هِشَامِ بْنِ عُرْوَةَ، عَنْ أَبِيهِ، عَنْ عَائِشَةَ، أَنَّ النَّبِيَّ صلى الله عليه وسلم تَزَوَّجَهَا وَهْىَ بِنْتُ سِتِّ سِنِينَ، وَبَنَى بِهَا وَهْىَ بِنْتُ تِسْعِ سِنِينَ‏.‏ قَالَ هِشَامٌ وَأُنْبِئْتُ أَنَّهَا كَانَتْ عِنْدَهُ تِسْعَ سِنِينَ‏.‏ Reference : Sahih al-Bukhari 5134In-book reference : Book 67, Hadith 70USC-MSA web (English) reference : Vol. 7, Book 62, Hadith 65 (deprecated numbering scheme) Report Error | Share | Copy ▼ 51335135 This is the real age of Hazrat Ayesha she got married at the age 6 years old consummated the marriage with the Prophet Muhammad at the age of 9 and there is no problem with it this is the law of Islam I live in Arab Nation my teacher told me that you can get married before puberty but you're not allowed to have intercourse with your wife until she reaches is the age of puberty which Islamic and scientifically 9 or 10 Islam also says if the sign of puberty is not shown then you are considered I don't at the age of 15 so basically there is a sickness in scientific terms in which the person does not does not show the signs of puberty even when he is way beyond that age so Islam says if the sign of puberty is not shown at the age of 9 or 10 can you considered an adult at the age of 15 Islam is simple you can get married at the age of zero but you are not allowed to have intercourse with your wife until she is the age of puberty I suspect marriage at the age of zero is allowed and if it is allowed I have no problem with it but I know you can get married before puberty like Hazrat Ayesha at the age of 6 and consummated at the marriage with the prophet at the age of 9 basically hide physical relationship with the Prophet Muhammad at the age of nine brother you must be asking why I am giving you this hadees because I don't know but many years ago may be two years ago or some months ago I don't remember correctly in your video some non Muslim was trying to say why did you Prophet Muhammad marry you such a young girl and you couldn't answer him maybe before definitely because you didn't know that hadees I give you the reference Hazrat Ayesha got married at the age of 6 and concentrated the marriage at the age of 9 and Islam is simple you can get married before puberty but you're not allowed to have intercourse until then she reaches the age of puberty and besides in the Bible itself or in the Jewish book you are allowed to get married at the young age the differences that in Islam the laws do not change with time and Hazrat ayesha's age being so young also tells us who are the munafiq Among Us basically that scholar was saying the munafiq Among Us is the one that changes has the her age to 18 even after knowing her age was 6 and concentrated the marriage at the age of 9 just because he is scared of his European Masters and those who accept it they say it is a culture no it is not a culturing it is the law of the snow you can get married at the age of zero but you are not allowed to have interest which is the age of puberty you can get married before everybody but you are not because until she which is the age of puberty which is 9 or 10 scientific and Islamic and if the signs are not sure she is considered that I don't at the age of 15 so we should not be I was scared of telling them the truth yes this was her age what are they going to do

[@Kman566]

I literally just got back two days ago as an Australian tourist. Our own government tells us it's a no-go zone as there is a high risk of kidnappings and terrorist attacks, and it's impossible to get travel insurance. There are a lot of checkpoints and you need a letter of approval to go to certain tourist sites but this is for tourist safety, and so the Taliban know where you are. The Taliban invited me for tea and food numerous times once they found out I was a guest, and they are the most peaceful and humble people I've met considering they have been invaded and at war for so many years. There were only 7,000 tourists in the last year but I felt super safe and hope more people can experience this amazing country full of history.

[@AmicableAgnostic]

Just break a small Islamic law and u will understand the difference between Australia and Afghanistan. By the way, residents of Afghanistan won't get the special treatment u got.

[@Stop1war]

@@AmicableAgnostic If you break a law in the US you will see the jail terms too😂.

[@thomasgibai7732]

@@AmicableAgnostic don’t pay your parking Fines in a western country and you’ll see how nice they are.

[@AmicableAgnostic]

@@Stop1war Yes, if you break the law, not if u say u r gay or exmuslim. Being Gay or exmuslim or not waring burkha itself is breaking law and u will be punished. May be you are incapable of understanding such differences. 😂

[@AmicableAgnostic]

@@thomasgibai7732 U have to do community service as punishment or few weeks in prison if you don't pay the fine. Definitely they won't beat u for not wearing burkha or won't mud*r u for being exmuslim or gay. By the way there is parking ticket fine Afghanistan as well so don't act smart here.

[@WantToKnow-b1c]

Happy listening to two trustworthy brothers about Afghanistan. We've been lied too much about the Talibans for over twenty years. Respect for your work, Blogging Theology and 5Pillars.

[@mr.khorsani8740]

@@WantToKnow-b1c the Taliban are kaffirs. Khawarajis. Stop deleting my comments wen I speak the truth

[@razaqureshi-zr3ie]

Ask their neighbours first and then comment. If they are so good then why 4 mil afghan refugees settled in pakistan and another 2 million in iran are not willing to go back to enjoy the fruits of islamic rule. Deception at its best.

[@blockingtheology5573]

Neither of them is trustworthy.

[@Taliban.The.Hyperpower]

not me.. just you and fragile Muslim

[@alexfreimanis22]

Trustworthy 😂😂😂😂

[@imbored1179]

First day of classes today please make dua for me that I do well and stay steadfast from the fitnah

[@affanakram8490]

Aameen

[@mahmood5129]

May Allah protect you, give you successes in your educations and keep you on straight path which takes you to success in your faith and this world. Keep repeating اللهم ثبتني قلبي علي دينك

[@bernadettetormey4452]

Mashallah ❤

[@allee3476]

May Allah grant you success with your humble educational endeavor, and may your education be used for the cause of Allah, to help you and your family, the Muslim ummah, your community and humanity at large. Inshallah.

[@lostinwonderland9927]

What fitnah?

[@mariaa6918]

Give the people of Afghsnistan a break. They have been through so much. Leave them be to make a go of things. Love and peace ❤.Amazing honest, interesting conversation. Thank you both. 😊

[@betterme8412]

Totally agree with you sister 💯

[@noumanabbasi9547]

Ask this question from USA deep state

[@azrakarim6306]

What a wonderful world it would be if only mankind was not so greedy about the rizq Allah has given each of us ,if only we humans would be happy for our fellow beings then we would share our blessings and knowledge with each other amicable how rich we would all be , yes I know it's just a dream , but why not ????

[@mariaa6918]

@@azrakarim6306 nothing is impossible 🙂

[@azrakarim6306]

@@deepsareen1 dear brother what is liked by one person maybe it is disliked by the other who am I to tell you not to let your mother, sister, daughter , god for you bid sati. i am a muslim brought up in the west if i am not happy with my husband Allah has given me the right to apeel for a divorse or remarry if I should become a widow , by the by i am now in full hijab out of my own choice i am grateful I learned self respect ,so my dear brother let people live in the way they are happy we are only going to come this way once, life is living and pleasing our creator and if you can help your fellow beings peace brother

[@a4482921]

May Allah bless the land and people of Afghanistan ❤

[@razaqureshi-zr3ie]

Its a cursed land and will remain cursed.

[@solimanfaizi]

⁠@@razaqureshi-zr3ie why is that? We know your type very well and wonder why none likes you

[@razaqureshi-zr3ie]

​@@solimanfaizican you pls tell me if the taliban rule is so great then why are they refusing to accept their citizens from pakistan? Why is that pakistan literally has to push them back to their home country but looks like they are too scared to taste the fruits of 'khilafat' pls respond because i have more revelations for you.

[@razaqureshi-zr3ie]

​@@solimanfaiziwaiting for your answer dude. Looks like you have contacted that cursed so called mullah haibatullah for clarification.

[@achilgulum3822]

Ameen

[@shakirsohail1681]

Mullah Muhammad umar r.a famous qoate in 2001"bush has promised us defeat, and Allah has promised us Victory,we will see whose promise comes to fruitation/truth"

[@abuzarhashmi5448]

So glad you brought this up.

[@daisypashe8296]

​​@@deepsareen1so?😂he knew who is gonna win hence he saw it....every martyr who fight for their religion or land dont live to see the result.....btw he dint say I will see he said WE.....

[@daisypashe8296]

@@deepsareen1 are u mad....!!so wat if he dint live to see....!! u don't seem 2 b in ur senses....there are 1000s n 1000s of resistance fighters fight for their land in pa*les*tine n getting martyred....they are not alive to see the result.....btw were u near his death bed that u know he was suffering from LD....only ALLAH knows the reality.....

[@daisypashe8296]

@@deepsareen1 one more thing in islam if u die fighting for a cause /good cause or die of a terminal disease etc u are a martyr.....

[@hbk3119]

@@deepsareen1what’s your point? Death is not punishment…. Are you Muslim?

[@FAMEAi9]

Brother Paul we love you from Afghanistan 🇦🇫

[@BloggingTheology]

❤

[@maxmorris4562]

11:05

[@AhmadAli-ez8db]

@@BloggingTheology -It would be quite offensive to suggest that Pashtun scholars promote or advocate for Pashtunwali. While some Pashtun cultural practices are intertwined with Islamic traditions, Pashtuns are not imposing or promoting Pashtunwali as a religious or cultural mandate. For instance, the burqa or chadari is a traditional form of hijab worn by Afghan women across various ethnic groups for centuries, and its use has been endorsed and prescribed by the government for Afghan women as hijab. The perception that current restrictions have cultural significance is often based on the idea that forms of hijab and gender segregation in Afghanistan are deeply rooted in Afghan culture, which may differ from practices observed among Muslim women in other parts of the world.

[@adriankoh4859]

You are in a cultttttttttttt

[@noumanabbasi9547]

​@@adriankoh4859he is not talking about you your relatives

[@zaroonyakhyakhan4514]

I am Pashtun and one of the Taliban founder Baitullah Mehsud was from my village. many of Taliban were from my village, and i swear all of them were the best of us.

[@jonbonzobonham]

MashaAllah brother. Please give us more information about them. Your brother from Turkiye

[@taylormade2826]

Leave little boys alone

[@Omroqurba]

​@@taylormade2826 You mean leave them like Jeffrey Eipstein and your political and ellite class? 😢

[@Islamzindabad-z7g]

@@taylormade2826thats what the old government of Afghanistan did bacha bazi Alhamdulilah the Taliban got rid of them and persecuted them

[@taylormade2826]

@@Islamzindabad-z7g not just government, every village has this type of people. Pashtun people

[@fareshtak.touhami412]

Paul and Dilly, thank you for doing this show. I’m an Afghan woman who left my homeland along with millions of others during the Soviet invasion. For the first time in my life I want to go back to my home.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

A government has been formed by the Taliban for the time being (99) percent of which is made up of Pashtuns, that is, the Taliban's own ethnicity, and Tajiks and Uzbeks are only (1) included in the Taliban government, which is symbolic and demonstrative and has no real authority at all, and the Hazaras which constitute (25) percent of the population of Afghanistan, they have been completely left out of the government because their religion is different from the Taliban, that is, they follow the Shia religion, while the Taliban follow the Sunni religion, and the Taliban even use Persian as their language The mother tongue of Tajiks is Hazara and it is actually the biggest language of Afghanistan and seventy percent of the people of Afghanistan know it and can speak it and it is the national language of Afghanistan and the Taliban discriminates against this language and they continuously try to erase it and their language means replace it with the Pashto language, and in the same way, the Taliban allow many atrocities and discriminations against the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, especially the Hazaras, which cannot be mentioned here.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

It should be noted that I would like to express an issue regarding security that this person praised a lot, which is that the Taliban were the ones who disrupted and destroyed security during the previous government, and it was the Taliban who carried out suicide attacks on educational courses. And schools, hospitals, and universities were doing it, and every day dozens of innocent people, women, children, students, scholars, shopkeepers, doctors, and nurses were killed, and it was the Taliban who were doing bandits on the roads between different cities, as well as the roads between cities. The villages used to kidnap innocent travelers and kill them, and sometimes they extorted money from their families in exchange for their release, and now that the Taliban are in the government and it is their responsibility to ensure the security of the country, they no longer commit these crimes and insecurity. Because of the security situation, it has improved, and finally, it should be said that the Taliban have committed crimes that if someone wants to mention and count them all, maybe tens of books, but hundreds of books, reminding of all the crimes, discriminations, and prejudices of the Taliban even It is not possible to count their biggest crimes here, and I ask the public opinion of the world not to believe the words of such people who share the same ideology with the Taliban, and go and impartially ask the people of Afghanistan themselves and investigate the Hazaras, Tajiks, Vazbeks and others. Relatives and ordinary people should ask and investigate about the Taliban, even though people inside Afghanistan cannot tell the truth for fear of revenge and punishment by the Taliban, and they even censor themselves in front of the cameras of journalists or foreign tourists, and sometimes even because They praise them for being safe from the revenge of the Taliban, and finally, accept my apology for some mistakes in these texts, because it was translated by Google, the translation may not be accurate.

[@siyawashnishat]

@@fareshtak.touhami412 خدابشرمانید دروغگو

[@siyawashnishat]

@@fareshtak.touhami412 stop lying for god’s sake. Firstly you are not from Afghanistan. Secondly from your picture you don’t look that old who left Afghanistan during soviet times lastly even if you go to Afghanistan you will be a full time prisoner unless you change your appearance.

[@siyawashnishat]

@@fareshtak.touhami412 خدا بشرمانید دروغگو

[@alib7489]

Dilly Hussain is a fearless journalist. Mashaa Allah

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

A government has been formed by the Taliban for the time being (99) percent of which is made up of Pashtuns, that is, the Taliban's own ethnicity, and Tajiks and Uzbeks are only (1) included in the Taliban government, which is symbolic and demonstrative and has no real authority at all, and the Hazaras which constitute (25) percent of the population of Afghanistan, they have been completely left out of the government because their religion is different from the Taliban, that is, they follow the Shia religion, while the Taliban follow the Sunni religion, and the Taliban even use Persian as their language The mother tongue of Tajiks is Hazara and it is actually the biggest language of Afghanistan and seventy percent of the people of Afghanistan know it and can speak it and it is the national language of Afghanistan and the Taliban discriminates against this language and they continuously try to erase it and their language means replace it with the Pashto language, and in the same way, the Taliban allow many atrocities and discriminations against the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, especially the Hazaras, which cannot be mentioned here.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

It should be noted that I would like to express an issue regarding security that this person praised a lot, which is that the Taliban were the ones who disrupted and destroyed security during the previous government, and it was the Taliban who carried out suicide attacks on educational courses. And schools, hospitals, and universities were doing it, and every day dozens of innocent people, women, children, students, scholars, shopkeepers, doctors, and nurses were killed, and it was the Taliban who were doing bandits on the roads between different cities, as well as the roads between cities. The villages used to kidnap innocent travelers and kill them, and sometimes they extorted money from their families in exchange for their release, and now that the Taliban are in the government and it is their responsibility to ensure the security of the country, they no longer commit these crimes and insecurity. Because of the security situation, it has improved, and finally, it should be said that the Taliban have committed crimes that if someone wants to mention and count them all, maybe tens of books, but hundreds of books, reminding of all the crimes, discriminations, and prejudices of the Taliban even It is not possible to count their biggest crimes here, and I ask the public opinion of the world not to believe the words of such people who share the same ideology with the Taliban, and go and impartially ask the people of Afghanistan themselves and investigate the Hazaras, Tajiks, Vazbeks and others. Relatives and ordinary people should ask and investigate about the Taliban, even though people inside Afghanistan cannot tell the truth for fear of revenge and punishment by the Taliban, and they even censor themselves in front of the cameras of journalists or foreign tourists, and sometimes even because They praise them for being safe from the revenge of the Taliban, and finally, accept my apology for some mistakes in these texts, because it was translated by Google, the translation may not be accurate.

[@IshratLubna]

@@alib7489 i want to know that Dilly Hussain has daughters? Are they allowed to study?

[@jaweedtruelove]

Yes for sure this video say he is Fearless Extremist so called Muslim from a Good Muslim

[@IshratLubna]

@@jaweedtruelove thank you brother for saying the truth. I do not know why brother Paul is supporting him.

[@NasaryZalmai]

"Come with guns, leave without lungs. Come with peace, leave with ease." - Afghan proverb

[@raheelbelal5848]

Stop making things up....

[@HewlettDellray]

Stick with islamic morals. Be a good husband and father Be a good housewife and mother

[@purplelove3666]

That is Islamic morals

[@kamalhabib5927]

@@purplelove3666that is not Islamic moral? it’s Pashtun culture and tribal culture and religion Afghan people was Muslim for 1400 years before the are not following the hanafi tradition and school of thought?

[@Jareers-ef8hp]

@@kamalhabib5927Oh really? Care to elaborate the “true” Islamic values for us please? I’d love to hear them

[@paulharris2025]

and don't forget to own slaves

[@shainn2237]

​@@Jareers-ef8hp 33:33 Settle in your homes, and do not display yourselves as women did in the days of ˹pre-Islamic˺ ignorance. Establish prayer, pay alms-tax, and obey Allah and His Messenger. Allah only intends to keep ˹the causes of˺ evil away from you and purify you completely, O members of the ˹Prophet’s˺ family!

[@bernadettetormey4452]

Salaams, brother Paul, and thank you as always 😊 A very important talk.

[@bernadettetormey4452]

@komrij1944 Of course it is, what else could it be. Nature's sequence, beautiful spirals in shells, flowers, pinecones etc ♥️

[@Saifullahkhan098]

​@@komrij1944 you believe that your father was ape and gorilaa

[@noticing33]

the kufaar care about afghan women like they care about palestinian women

[@ericferguson9989]

I would like to plagerise that comment if I may.

[@ummahmed80]

Spot on

[@mariokart6118]

Good point

[@diabissael-ali9708]

Well said brother

[@AlpLimIndFox]

It's a dodgy propaganda to destabilize the societies like theirs

[@faiza1276]

Thank you for presenting such a wonderful conversation! It really reminds me of the adage “walk in someone else’s shoes” Afghanistan was under so much distress for SO long, how can anyone look at that culture and not feel for their struggle to grow and heal. Healing looks different and although they may not have policies/ structures that we agree with, but hopefully this is their method to learn how to heal and strengthen their people/ culture. I also very much appreciate your understanding of Islam and sharing how although Afghanistan practices Islam, it does not necessarily reflect typical Muslim values. Inshaallah, Afghanistan and it peoples get the time to heal and grow in peace. Great vid!

[@sba9450]

I always look for articles and videos on Afghanistan to know how the country is doing after the long war and occupation, and the Muslim countries have not recognized the new government. It is heart breaking. Thank you both for presenting the truth and the reality on the ground. Thank you so much.

[@shakirsohail1681]

Muslims countries are ruled by the west and us through their puppets installed in those countries

[@rehenabegum3197]

Yes same there's alot of travel bloggers that have been

[@revivalist355]

I am pretty certain other Muslim governments feel insecure and threatened to a certain degree regarding the developments in Afghanistan, since it could potentially spark religious revivalism within these countries

[@sba9450]

@@revivalist355 Remember Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, uae recognised Taliban government in 1996. What happened this time? I think there’s more pressure from US uk Israel , their grip must have been tightened this time. I can’t blame one side. Look what happened to Imran khan in Pakistan.

[@sba9450]

@@rehenabegum3197 Yes there are travel bloggers, some of them are propagandists. May be they are are colonial missionaries/ propagandists. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=-8NsHZjxaGJHX8KH In this video the woman says that the Taliban destroyed the Buddha statue without mentioning the facts on the ground at that time and also I didn’t like the the way she’s presenting

[@CineRanter]

Fascinating interview!

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

A government has been formed by the Taliban for the time being (99) percent of which is made up of Pashtuns, that is, the Taliban's own ethnicity, and Tajiks and Uzbeks are only (1) included in the Taliban government, which is symbolic and demonstrative and has no real authority at all, and the Hazaras which constitute (25) percent of the population of Afghanistan, they have been completely left out of the government because their religion is different from the Taliban, that is, they follow the Shia religion, while the Taliban follow the Sunni religion, and the Taliban even use Persian as their language The mother tongue of Tajiks is Hazara and it is actually the biggest language of Afghanistan and seventy percent of the people of Afghanistan know it and can speak it and it is the national language of Afghanistan and the Taliban discriminates against this language and they continuously try to erase it and their language means replace it with the Pashto language, and in the same way, the Taliban allow many atrocities and discriminations against the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, especially the Hazaras, which cannot be mentioned here.

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

It should be noted that I would like to express an issue regarding security that this person praised a lot, which is that the Taliban were the ones who disrupted and destroyed security during the previous government, and it was the Taliban who carried out suicide attacks on educational courses. And schools, hospitals, and universities were doing it, and every day dozens of innocent people, women, children, students, scholars, shopkeepers, doctors, and nurses were killed, and it was the Taliban who were doing bandits on the roads between different cities, as well as the roads between cities. The villages used to kidnap innocent travelers and kill them, and sometimes they extorted money from their families in exchange for their release, and now that the Taliban are in the government and it is their responsibility to ensure the security of the country, they no longer commit these crimes and insecurity. Because of the security situation, it has improved, and finally, it should be said that the Taliban have committed crimes that if someone wants to mention and count them all, maybe tens of books, but hundreds of books, reminding of all the crimes, discriminations, and prejudices of the Taliban even It is not possible to count their biggest crimes here, and I ask the public opinion of the world not to believe the words of such people who share the same ideology with the Taliban, and go and impartially ask the people of Afghanistan themselves and investigate the Hazaras, Tajiks, Vazbeks and others. Relatives and ordinary people should ask and investigate about the Taliban, even though people inside Afghanistan cannot tell the truth for fear of revenge and punishment by the Taliban, and they even censor themselves in front of the cameras of journalists or foreign tourists, and sometimes even because They praise them for being safe from the revenge of the Taliban, and finally, accept my apology for some mistakes in these texts, because it was translated by Google, the translation may not be accurate.

[@ajiosa-h8k]

I wonder what that tells us? Only when the country is run by Pashtuns exclusively, the country is controllable. That does not mean that Taliban is the best option. Taliban are a necessary but transitional remedy only. I don't want Taliban to stick around for too many more years.

[@NightLion889]

IT was

[@abdurrazzak2970]

May Allah Bless and Reward Both of you in this Life and in the Hereafter.

[@scienceklinic4584]

Aamin

[@razaqureshi-zr3ie]

Reward for lying through their teeth.

[@scienceklinic4584]

@@razaqureshi-zr3ie ọ̀dẹ̀

[@achilgulum3822]

Ameen

[@Naushad1210]

These two are a dynamic duo! Alhamdulillah

[@shant2464]

Alhamdulillah this is amazing to hear. We knew nothing about Afghanistan, but this interview has opened the eyes to all the progress that is happening there.

[@reshadjalalyar6336]

I am diaspora Afghan. Just as loud as the diaspora Afghans are against the Taliban. There are just as many Diaspora Afghans that support the Taliban and peace in their country

[@hasibhakanovic6682]

Do they support Talib atrocities in the Swat valley?

[@Kudos-o2q]

You are not afghan, if you are opposing Taliban. Afghan means pashtun. If you were not born from parents of pashtun, then you are not afghan. Be proud of your identity. Afghans(pashtuns )are united to support Taliban . Don't be confused.

[@Islamzindabad-z7g]

@@hasibhakanovic6682pakistani taliban aren’t part of the afghan Taliban

[@noumanabbasi9547]

​@@Kudos-o2qwhat about other ethnicities???

[@shernawabkhan9441]

​@@hasibhakanovic6682 the atrocities were committed by the Pakistan army get your facts right

[@TaMiMS1]

May Allah grant the beautiful land and people of Afghanistan continues success strength and prosperity…. May Allah continue to unite and strengthen the entire ummah… A’ameen 🤲🏼🤲🏼☝🏼☝🏼🤲🏼🤲🏼

[@rehenabegum3197]

Ameen

[@achilgulum3822]

Ameen

[@afghana1]

Brother Dilly Hussein, may Allah reward you for this powerful insight! Blogging Theology and 5Pillars-may Allah continue to bless you!

[@M1JVD]

Thank you Paul for the interview, as always brilliant. Thank you Dilly for your equally brilliant insight. May you remain blessed and continue your wonderful work on your respective channels. 🤝.

[@aminaahmad8328]

38:34 . Great point. Most religiously oriented Muslims in the Muslim world ARE conservative and do not agree with western lifestyles. I am a Muslim Pushtun woman who has lived in the US for 53 years; I’m fully covered except for my face, Ive never been to a movie theater in all these years, have no desire to socialize or participate in decadent western parties and events where wine and drinking occurs. I held a teaching position in a public school for 17 years and am proud to be conservative, abiding by Islamic rulings in my domestic and social life. The LOUD CRITICS among Muslims are the very ones who have turned their backs to Islam and retain the colonized thinking of the western worldview.

[@FAROO197]

i agree with you Not only the Pushtun i believe that majority of the Muslim are conservative there are parents who don't let their daughter to go to school or even madrasa to even learn religious teaching which is culture thing but i believe as i seen the attitude of people in republic being conservative was not wrong we were being so secular and modern and slowly adapting the life style of west without even realizing it look at the our neighbors like Pakistan they calling themselves Islamic republic of Pakistan but as you know there are not like what's they are saying. i just pray to Allah to bless Afghanistan with the help of Taliban if they vanish or other government take place in we will be destroy as if like we're soo develop but thank to god for this too.😂

[@enlightenlife2840]

Western societies that you all decadent are the ones who allowed you in and finance your safety and lifestyle. You love in a democratic that allows you to live your religious fake lifestyle that has nothing to do with the quran nor the ☪️ values you speak of. If ecry women is like you useldd ti society and hides and doesn't contributed to development then we are headed toward a disaster. The takiban believe women are 2 thing and they cannot express themes truly to their wishes. You can go back to 🇦🇫 now and love under the Taliban. Why are you still in the west.

[@Tislyfe]

Indeed many women like us who were born or raised in the west choose to be conservative. I cover even my face and recently Alhamdolilah my daughter also started. We don’t even have the desire to be a part of what they claim is “fun”. 2 of my sons Alhamdolilah are now hafiz after years of struggle but with all difficulties come ease.

[@enlightenlife2840]

@Tislyfe you live in a society that allows you to choose not 'forced' to conform. Afghani women under the taliban don't get to have that choice you did. People like you are usually not useful for society. Covering your face has nothing to do with islam. You people love focusing on the trivial appearance imarrad of ethics and morality.

[@affanakram8490]

Wonderful talk. Jazak Allah

[@GorillazINmist]

They care so much about women's education in Afghanistan.... Where was, is the care when women are being abused by USA troops in Afghanistan and Iraq? Women being abused by Indian troops in Kashmir?

[@kodvavi150]

When will you understand that this is just a psychological warfare tactic? There is no need to mention examples when it is not true in the first place.

[@thehighlander-py9wx]

Because they don’t really care. In fact, they don’t care if Afghanistan women will be educated or not, they are just using them to degrade and dehumanized the present government. The west will never be happy over a government that resist them.

[@enlightenlife2840]

Doesn't matter! You Nedd to care about you're women in your country and give them allahs freedom to choose. The taliban are a militant group not a group of intellectual men looking to develop their country.

[@GorillazINmist]

@@enlightenlife2840 I know people in Afghanistan, one the reasons why women are having issues with education ie being hassled by males and the othrt is there's no real infrastructure for them to educate atm.

[@GorillazINmist]

@@enlightenlife2840 and it does matter 100 percent it shows their hypocrites.

[@NasaryZalmai]

I, as an Afghan currently living in Afghanistan, see it like this: The invading forces of the USA, NATO & UK bombed Afghanistan for two decades, bombing hospitals, mosques, villages, roads & claiming hundreds of thousands of lives. Afghan freedom fighting spirit defeated the USA, UK & NATO and they fled like cowards

[@Anonymus-qp2mb]

THESE westerner think they own everyone. Mostly the STEAL every country's resources & get rich & enslave everyone that's all they know. THESE imperialists & colonialists want POWER over everyone & try to call their COUNTRIES a DEMOCRACY WHAT A joke IT is especially recently they EXPOSED themselves as to what DEMOCRACY really mean by protesters not being able to excersize their 'democractic' right to protest for Gaza. They shutting them down online, on streets, social media everywhere. The police brutality is unbelievable. Weird DEMOCRACY that is..u would call it DICTATORSHIP..

[@Aviationpinzz]

Absolutely 😂

[@hamidhamidi3134]

How is the taste of 40 million usd western donations per week ?

[@DestinyAwaits19]

They left because there's no changing you guys. You're too ignorant. Wrapped up in Allah and islam.

[@Cui-bono987]

I watch videos from Gaza and think is this what was happening in Iraq and Afghanistan just the videos were never made and/or posted? It makes me sick to my stomach.

[@Jaafar_Alkhalifa]

Very much needed interview. Jazakum Allah Khayr

[@Nerdnp22]

JazakAllah khair Brothers Paul and Dilly! May Allah bless your work with more barakah❤

[@zakeerkhan242]

SO SO Truth about the Taliban by Dilly Hussain thank you and respect for the work you have done

[@jaweedtruelove]

all Lies

[@FAROO197]

​@@jaweedtruelove No i agree with him 100%

[@HanifaZazai-ml8fg]

Thank you both of you for sharing the reality of Afghanistan, we have been told only lies by the media regarding Afghanistan, may Allah bless the brave people of Afghanistan and you both brothers, may Allah subhana wa taala help and free our Palestinian 🇵🇸 brothers and sisters also

[@rimab5894]

Nah, truth is slowly coming out. About Gaza, Iraq and Afghanistan. Western has been telling lies after lies about Muslims and Islam for years, well the mask is slowly being ripped apart.

[@TaMiMS1]

May Allah reward you both immensely. For all your efforts and your kind intentions 🤲🏼🤲🏼💐☝🏼☝🏼💐🤲🏼🤲🏼

[@whitemusk7691]

"Our Lord, grant us from among our wives and offspring comfort to our eyes and make us an example for the righteous." (Qur’ān 25: 74)

[@mattmasody2385]

thank you brother Hussain for the wonderful and honest representation of afghanistan, their govt, and their prove wonderful people.

[@longlivelogic8128]

Salam, love and peace from Pakistan to all our Muslim brothers and sisters around the world 💚🇵🇰

[@khalidelkadiri]

The best “BT” out there! Thank you, Paul and Dilly for this beautiful insightful discussion. May Allah accept from you guys and give our Umma its عزة back.

[@JDgardenandflowers]

The people who complain about the current government of Afghanistaan. Please keep your sympathy to your self..speaking from afghan women’s perspective. One would say thanks god for this new government. Now my kids and I am not going to be bombed tonight or tomorrow. Our women are not going to be taken by warlords or traitors to the army bases and be sold for the nights. The only people who enjoyed the 20 years government was by the people in Kabul and a couple of big cities. Not the common people from rural Afghanistan.

[@Ivan-go8yk]

Yess

[@purplelove3666]

I heard women are not allowed to speak in public,what do you think about that?

[@muhammadabdulhaseeb7961]

​@@purplelove3666 No they are not.. Did you listen to this interview??

[@YeOldVisigoth]

​@@purplelove3666there is nothing wrong with that. A woman's voice is awrah.

[@marcus3173]

​@@YeOldVisigothA woman's voice is not awrah. That's made up. If this was true, we would not have Surah al-Mujadilah (The Pleading Woman) .

[@Scott-s5j]

Correction: China has not recognized Taliban as the legitimate regime of Afghanistan. They just established diplomatic relationships with the regime and are providing some technical and economic assistance to the country. Several other countries did the same, the UAE is one of them.

[@samantarmaxammadsaciid5156]

If the UAE is involved, then it's no good at all!😢

[@sba9450]

Regime is the wrong term to use on IEA because the majority supports the government

[@takahashi2852]

Are they going to inslave them with debt just like they did to other poor nations that they've "helped"?

[@omarb21]

@@samantarmaxammadsaciid5156uae fears Iranian influence hence why they need IEA on their side. UAE leader offered to assassinate IEA leaders around 2019 now they want an ally.

[@cOnfidentialcOrp]

@@samantarmaxammadsaciid5156 UAE is bad but china is not? China is even worse if you know what they are doing to our uyghur brothers and sisters May Allah unite us on The Quran and Sunnah.

[@Stop1war]

Bear in mind that Afghanistan was under foreign constant war over 44 years. An Afghan child was born 44 years ago in a war torn country now he is 44 years old aggressive fighter. Just give sometime to Afghanistan to come back to a normal country.

[@nazmulslater8398]

​@@deepsareen1cia and mossad murdered Shiekh Abdullah Azzam who was a leader who may have caused peace between the tribes if us and Israel didn't get involved.

[@nazmulslater8398]

@@deepsareen1you seem like an islamophobe, will you condemn USA since they attacked and bombed many nations? They are the world's no 1 terrorist nation? Do you condemn Israel's genocide against Palestine?

[@nazmulslater8398]

@@deepsareen1 your an islamophobe, your. Words against Islam and Muslims have no value

[@nazmulslater8398]

@@deepsareen1 my comment keep getting deleted

[@06075345]

I do not agree with banning higher education for girls as this is not Islamic. They should absolutely be allowed to pursue their educational aspirations as long as the environment is Islamic and no violations to the fundamentals of Islam.

[@Naushad1210]

But if you admit that the infrastructure is not in place (yet), then you have no choice but to restrict their access to institutions that are not (currently) suitable for them. Dilly said in the interview that there were voices in the leadership that did not support a strict ban. Hopefully those voices eventually win out.

[@thomasgibai7732]

Why it’s not Islamic there is no evidence that anyone has a right to study secular things, not even men have a right for that.

[@Naushad1210]

@@thomasgibai7732there is no evidence, in fact, that pursuing education in useful/beneficial things is haram. The default assumption is that a thing is halal unless it is clearly mandated to be haram. Historically Muslims have been leaders in worldly/scientific knowledge.

[@amatulfulani6390]

@@thomasgibai7732 Please take your ignorance elsewhere. We’re supposed I seek Islamic and worldly knowledge to attain good deeds and contribute to our communities. Y’all need to realize this kind of attitude is NOT Islamic. It’s just cultural backwardness and one of the many reasons why the Muslim world is behind. You can prioritize your deen while advancing your knowledge, establishing your power on the international stage. Can’t do that when your competitors are more educated than you are. An uneducated populace is easy to assert domination over. Stop with the ignorance. This is getting ridiculous.

[@diabissael-ali9708]

احد زعماء الأمارة الأسلاميه في أفغانستان قال منذ اسبوع تقريبا ان الإمارة يلزمها وقت لتنقية المناهج الدراسية التي وضعها المحتل الامريكي و عملائه في الداخل ،و قد انتهوا الان من تنقيح المرحله الابتدائيه و الإعدادية بما يتناسب مع الشريعه الإسلاميه ،لذلك يسمح للبنات ان تدخل المدارس الابتدائيه و الإعدادية ،و عندما يتم تطهير المناهج الدراسية الثانوية و الجامعيه حينها تستطيع البنات دخولها إن شاء الله تعالى ، الإمارة الإسلاميه تعمل بتخطيط و تروي

[@Migrant2008]

I really wonder about this topic! Thanks for this study 👏👏👏

[@misbahkassem6802]

Dilly Jazaakillah hu khairan kaseera for being truthful !!!

[@LeoJackson-o9c]

Mashallah, great conversation. Brother Dilly, we truly appreciate your honesty. May Allah preserve you.

[@Imran-wo7jm]

May Allah bless you and your work!

[@noticing33]

dont bend to those who will never be satisfied with you even if you were to bend

[@meriamhaq123]

See Pakistan as an example...

[@fire.smok3]

I’m not a big Taliban supporter, but from a broader perspective, the major outrage over the women’s treatment is quite absurd when you consider that for the overwhelming majority of human history in the overwhelming majority of civilizations from all corners of the planet, including Western civilization up until (in terms of broader history) recently, society was set up in a way that men were directed to jobs and governance and women were directed to domestic management and family care. I don’t get why people find it very difficult to accept the argument that breaking down this arrangement will result in negative consequences for society, when this has been happening and still is happening right now in first-world countries (and other countries as they too come under Western influence), in the form of: drastic decrease in economic stability (double the workforce means half the salary; in 50s America one man with just his middle-class income could buy a house, a car, and send his kids to college-in modern America that’s a pipe dream), sky-high divorce rates, alarmingly high percentages of illegitimate children and single mothers (which statistically is proven to be correlated with a huge array of problems for such children such as mental illness, poverty, unemployment, s*ic1de, crime, and more), lower fertility rates than all of human history which is raising alarm for an actual existential crisis and already causing major social and economic problems that are predicted to dramatically worsen with time (governments clearly see this as a serious problem because they are spending literally BILLIONS of dollars to fix it; search it up if you don’t believe me-the South Korean government for example has spent an astonishing two hundred BILLION dollars on fixing the fertility crisis), and a crisis of mental health as the lack of an available parent, one able to devote their time to their children rather than careers, leads to increasing child neglect physically, mentally, and developmentally (we’re seeing the rise of the “iPad baby” phenomenon-when both parents are too exhausted from careers, especially in declining economies where jobs become ever-more demanding, so they arrive home and don’t even have the energy to bond with their child, let alone be a source of guidance and affection for them as had been the basic human model ever since the dawn of humanity, so they chuck technology in their faces to numb down the children‘s restlessness and cries for the attention and care they’re so desperately and naturally in need for. When you take a step back and think about it, it is deeply disturbing that this is the normalized structure of family in society). You could make the argument that these problems are not caused only by feminism but also other factors, and to that I fully agree, but it’s delusional to say that feminism wasn’t AMONG these factors.

[@enlightenlife2840]

We don't care about the western model. The reality is there is no such thing an islamophobe model either. There is perhaps women with aspiration and dreams and tens more traditional and have no ambitions in life. Trapping women because younahte them and believe they are born to be a specific thing in life is utter nonsense. Simply a tradition man should go after a tradition woman lol not force the other women to play this role when she doesn't want too.

[@Cui-bono987]

I think there are a lot of good points here. Also the same people who complain about women’s rights in Afghanistan are silent on Gaza..nothing on all the women and kids who have been killed, have no homes, no schools etc. if the West isn’t have double standards they wouldn’t have any at all.

[@fire.smok3]

@@Cui-bono987 yeah... I do think they have problems, like the segregation being too excessive (beyond what's necessary), and issues with Pashtun nationalism and tribalism, and some questionable foreign policies, but in terms of education I honestly think the modern Western education system should be abolished entirely, for both men and women. It's an unnatural system based on an 1800's Prussian model that was explicitly designed to make people into submissive workers and followers of the state

[@Abdur-Rahman862]

One of the few thinkers in the comments section. May Allah keep your mind sharp

[@kaedeharakazuha673]

❤

[@Btraain]

Loved this interview!

[@RosewiththornsRWT]

Asalamalaikum from New Jersey 🇺🇸 Very insightful, mash'Allah. May Allah strengthen Afghanistan, and may He reward both Dilly and Paul. Ameen 🤲☝️🕋

[@MoeedKhan1979]

We congratulate blogging theology for presenting such a nice discussion to hear the voice of Islamic Emirate stance. For better Islamic understanding discussion like this is mandatory ❤❤❤❤

[@AFG22W]

As an Afghan I agree with everything Dilly mentioned only issue we have is girls education, women at work and recently issued orders which makes ordinary life difficult

[@Cocolemon-pk6on]

That’s not a small issue either. It’s oppression. It’s against Islam so I couldn’t imagine how they could claim that when the Quran says oppression is worse than killing which they are doing both. Very in-just regime if you ask me. I don’t understand all the advocation for them. I guess men could justify it all day because it’s not their problem right. I just don’t get it.

[@kodvavi150]

Which recent issue orders e.g?

[@Abdur-Rahman862]

​@@Cocolemon-pk6onoppression? How?

[@Cocolemon-pk6on]

@@Abdur-Rahman862 Not educating women and controlling every aspect of their lives and also instilling in them that they are just possessions of men without any other purpose to their lives is damaging to iman, society, and their mental state as well. If they are forced to live without any freedom and made to feel so insignificant because men have power over them and the men are abusing it and making women unwell that injustice and oppressive. It’s their afterlives at risk as well if men are not setting an appropriate example and advocating for them.

[@Abdur-Rahman862]

@@Cocolemon-pk6on A father and mother, within the means Allah provides them, controls the every aspect of their child's life. Is that oppression? In a society, to get your basic needs, you need money. If you're an employee, is your employer an oppressor for being responsible for your wage/salary? In other words, your ability to meet your basic needs and have any semblance of purchasing power in society is dependent on your income. Does this make every employee a victim of oppression? As for mental state, women that are mothers are actually more fulfilled than women who slave away to employees that would gladly replace them for another who will take lower pay. How is this better than a husband? Stats even show that women in the west are falling victim to more mental issues than women in more Conservative areas of the world. If this secular education was so great, don't you think that women would generally be happier with less mental issues in the west? Do you think about that? Allah did not prioritise personal freedom in the Quran. Allah prioritised us worshipping Him and keeping the family ties. If your "individual freedom" causes greater harm than benefit, then you are not entitled to those freedoms. You are better off feeling insignificant than feeling big. At least you'll remain humble. How is this a bad thing? Yes sadly there are men who do not fear Allah with regards to their women. How exactly does this justify female education? How can you guarantee that the institution you get your degree from will not oppress you? How do you guarantee your employer will pay your wages and not burden you with that which you can't bear? When it comes to Islam you will think of all the worst what ifs. With secular education your Husnu Thann is maxed out. Check your iman. On the subject of iman, how will the pursuit of a degree, job, and "personal freedom" increase your iman?

[@lionabbass]

It was the Messenger SA that said today is the day of mercy. No revenge but complete forgiveness

[@east2westint93]

Paul sir I am walking on this path because of your efforts and your rational views and research on many confusing and complex ideologies and theories for today's lay men and curious youngster. Allah bless you with us.

[@Rashrash1234]

Salam Paul, some content idea, a show on the Mughal Empire with a historian, Also Adnan Rashid knows quite a lot about the Mughals! Thanks 😊

[@BamooBamboo]

Current afghan government has issues but overall it’s the best option to AFG.they brought security and started big infrastructure projects, they are working to solve other issues

[@Melo-rt3zk]

All. Lies.

[@lameezdavids7130]

​@@Melo-rt3zkLike your goverments lie to you and your western proppaganda media

[@mohammadjaber3746]

Salam brother paul may Allah bless u with more knowldege ameen...

[@BADSHAS]

May Allah bless you brother Dilly Hussain for visiting Afghanistan with a sincere heart and returning and speaking the truth on social media. May Allah reward you abundantly for this and may Allah protect you جزاك الله خيرا

[@Elinal23567]

Good job Afghanistan for getting independence from the US. 👏This empire has caused so much suffering worldwide. Now it's experiencing a downfall.

[@lailaata2542]

Thank you, brother very needed information for the whole world and I am as an Afghan woman. I appreciate it.

[@peacemonger2906]

Great work brother, beautifully done

[@KashifKhursheed-ng1vk]

Masha Allah, when the taqwa and the emaan is there and the nafs is content then you have no fear of dying.

[@reshadjalalyar6336]

Thank you for visiting my motherland. I was there for a short two weeks this July as well. Alhamdulillah our country is slowly progressing. Just how the whole Muslim world has abandoned Gaza and can’t even protect them. The whole Muslim world has abandoned Afghanistan and are too scared to ever recognize their Muslim brotherly government. May Allah fix the situation if the Ummah and its leaders

[@rehenabegum3197]

Ameen

[@MH-bf4uu]

is it hard for women to live there?

[@midhunvm4184]

I haven't abandoned any of my brethen...we are all just weak and let's hope to get stronger

[@Elinal23567]

I am a new revert girl alhamdulillah, who knew nothing about Palestine and its situation a few months ago, and Afghanistan was a somewhat taboo topic even with my Pakistani friends, one of them being Pashtuni, however as I dived into Islam, a lifestyle, not merely a religion, I learned about Ummah, Muslim brotherhood and felt no resistance in embracing it, although I come from a Northern European country with virtually no Muslims. Now I am trying to understand the Muslim situation worldwide and was upset to know how much pain the West has inflicted upon Muslim lands and that it makes it directly and indirectly challenging to uphold Islamic principles. Needless to say, I will support my brothers and sisters whose only wish is to be left alone and act according to the will of Allah SWT. Holding onto Islam, as prophesied is indeed like holding onto hot coal and I hope our Creator will join Muslims righteous, piety believers together to face the evil TOGETHER.

[@green1880]

@Elinal23567 Just curious which country?

[@tahminachoudhury4046]

A very fair and balanced assessment of what you witnessed, thank you Dilly

[@06075345]

Their point about avoidance of secularisation of the society is valid and makes sense

[@AhmadFaraz-b1t]

Masha Allah brother U ppl just unpacked everything with super unbiased angle ❤

[@shus5787]

Great interviews brother Paul

[@Al-Brunawi]

Not the "Taliban" or "Taliban Government" but the Emirate or Islamic Emirate.

[@kodvavi150]

No, just the Afghan Government. Enough!

[@Al-Brunawi]

No, it is also not just a government.

[@kodvavi150]

@@Al-Brunawi so, what else are they more than a government of Afghanistan?

[@Al-Brunawi]

'Government' equates them with others referred to as such, which they are not. Just one e.g. of difference. the emirate makes sure its citizens, especially civil servants, pray the solat.

[@kodvavi150]

@@Al-Brunawi Can you please try to make it easier for me to understand as my English is not good.

[@SyyedMuneeb]

Love from afghania khyber Pakistan

[@razmiihsan8897]

Seems like Afghanistan is on the correct path. Barakallahu fikum.

[@Abdur-Rahman862]

​@@deepsareen1we wish the Afghans the best. May it be a place where Muslims can make hijrah.

[@markan9934]

Thank you!!!!

[@respectthemanthatchangesfo760]

Thank you

[@inriyad]

i live in Bangladesh but my heart is in the IEA. i pray for my brothers from Afghanistan. if rasulullah (saw) were to see them he would be mesmerized too for what they did and still doing. the more i learn the more i crave visiting there. inshallah i'll make hijrah to IEA someday. Barakallah

[@Melo-rt3zk]

Bring Taliban regime in your country Bangladesh to enjoy it. I heard that Pakistanis reaped your mothers and sisters during the war of separation from Pakistan Shaitanistan and Taliban are trained by ISI Pakistan in fifty thousands madrasas for training terrorists for destruction of Afghanistan and the neighboring countries. Shameful

[@tonymontanna9902]

As an Afghan, I must say that the current government has done more for Afghanistan than all governments combined in the last 100 years. Not only is corruption gone, but also divisions between different ethnic groups, kidnappings, insecurity, drugs, oppression and poverty. 99% of the people in Afghanistan are happy now.

[@Melo-rt3zk]

Afghanistan was very calm and stable in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s after the war and once the so called mujaideen came from Pakistan Shaitanistan and the Taliban came from Pakistan Shaitanistan they destroyed Afghanistan.😢😢😢

[@samira-1213]

Thank you both may Allah bless and brother dilly hussain you've done your job very honesty that's what muslims do jazakallah wish success for afghanistan and the new administration.

[@LecocoSeller]

Excellent interview, honest and sincere

[@MTtheHuman]

20:20 This made me feel sad. May Allah bring them shifa from these addictions.

[@BADSHAS]

Also a big Thank you to Blogging Theology for conducting this honest interview

[@realmeelad4091]

May Allah reveal the truth the west hides.❤

[@iTheAkmal]

From Pakistan: Love the sharia as constitution.... discussions of Urf (custom) in law making .... will be amazing time to have these discussions.

[@doctor2331-v2o]

Remember this country named Afghanistan has been inbstat of war for more then 150 years, the British,the Soviets , the Communist, the champion of democracy, The USA empire, the British , Russians along with more then 50 developed nations countries with superior military might couldn't defeat the Muslims of Afghanistan because of their taqwa, after the invasion of Afghanistan we all knew in the end The Muslims ( you cann call them Taliban i.e students) will prevail by Allah Almighty help alone , give them time to build the damages done to Afghanistan for over a century, Inshallah they'll prevail, May Allah protect their imaan and make it stronger than ever. Afghanistan is a living example of the resilience, and Tawaqull on Allah and Allah alone , even if the whole world is on one side and one Muslim on the other he'll never be alone Because of Allah dicree.

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Islam is a peaceful religion.

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

@@deepsareen1 No. It's not.

[@revivalist355]

​@@Salah_-_Uddinreligious of truth and justice. Not peace

[@Hydrogen9999]

You don't feel more peace then offering 2 Rakat Fajr at dawn

[@Rathore12438]

​@@deepsareen1Islam doesn't have to be a peaceful religion....It's a system based on justice and a complete code of life....Within it's creed is peace as well as direction to fight oppression. You cant fight oppression by just staying peaceful....Islam is a balanced system of social justice.

[@Rathore12438]

@@deepsareen1 you Brainless skull ! go and search out reason behind every objection you have made....every explanation is available on internet...I really don't have time to waste on Dumbos like you....and if you don't have time to search out the reason behind this long list of bullshit you have written then gtfoh..

[@Reeniik]

Wow, Very insightful interview. 👏🏼 Thank you.

[@Dododaler]

Afghani brothers are brave and good people, love from Bosnia.

[@erfahrenerkunde9797]

MashaAllah, wonderful coverage brothers, alhamdulillah. Please do follow ups to this inshaAllah

[@Naushad1210]

They talk about self-determination of indigenous people, but then demand a homogeneous, vaguely secular governance that's makes Western liberals comfortable. That's not what self determination looks like!

[@enlightenlife2840]

The taliban forced themselves on the afghan people. No sane women would vote for a militant backward group that hates her existence.

[@fariquainshah2938]

Great interview Masha Allah very informative. Great work brother Dilly

[@savagepotatoeboss903]

I nearly fell from my chair when he said roshan, I thought he said Russian 😅

[@fgd9775]

May Allah bless the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Ameen

[@JohnnieWalkerGreen]

Great information!

[@மூதேவி]

*There is peace & tranquility prevail all over The Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan* *Fly to Kabul by Kam Air and find the experience* *Most Westerners nowadays go for Holiday in Afghanistan* *Do not believe western media’s lies*

[@cogapintar2506]

watching from Solok, Indonesia

[@abdullohsj]

MashaAllah. JazakAllah brothers! May Allah guide us all.

[@staissitrading6675]

Check the opium production in Afganistan, annual production dropped 90% in 2000 when taliban raid almost all opium farming due to addictive substance is haram in islam. The 2001 suddenly 9/11 happened and afghanistan was blamed for saudis passports found intact in Ground Zero. Then opium production in year 2002 went back to the level before year 2000.

[@abdullahzubair1888]

@staissitrading6675 opium production in 🇦🇫 Afghanistan is zero now thanks to Afghanistan from Pakistan who suffered the most from smuggled opium from Afghanistan for DECADES 👍

[@staissitrading6675]

@@abdullahzubair1888 glad to hear that 👍

[@kalijasin]

"What have they liberated themselves from?" USA and UK

[@Abdur-Rahman862]

​@@deepsareen1Good. They should stick to Quran and Sunnah.

[@Aarrrii]

@@Abdur-Rahman862as all Muslims should.

[@Tigerlilly5555]

I watched Dilly's interview with an Afghan official (sorry can't remember his name right now) and that official came across eloquent, very pious, enlightened and reasonable. I really enjoyed that discussion. Ever since they liberated their country, I've noticed videos pop up of many Western visitors, both men and women going over there. None of them felt unsafe and seem to have a good time. So I totally agree with Dilly's concluding comments. That is the best way to deal with the situation. Go and see for yourself, don't listen to the Western propaganda. They are sore losers. it still hurts them and will never say anything good about any Muslim country, let alone Afghanistan that kicked them out with their tails between their legs,

[@ZZ-ls5hv]

Salam to you both... Indeed another great interview. By the way Afghan Afghani USD forex pair is among the best performing forex after the US left Afghanistan...

[@Truthseeker-o9d]

Excellent discussion

[@IstanbulBeautyOne]

A great interview about a great experience from two noble Brothers Note: It is called the Afghan government, not the Taliban government. It is not appropriate to immerse in the directed western stereotype.

[@suliemankhanzazaii-wu5lc]

Thank you brother, allah bless you both