What Afghans Think About Pakistan? Ft. Shahrzad & Asad | 126 | TBT

[@ammarnizamani1585]

Muzamil is doing what every pakistani news channel failed to do. Mad respect.

[@imbatman110]

Couldn't agree more

[@SaadNFlimz]

Agreed

[@amjadkhan-qy1ny]

how much he give you ? Pakistan been destroying Afghanistan you think we will leave you alone like this what you done to us you killed our president hanged him on main street remember everything

[@gazzyg9685]

@@amjadkhan-qy1ny lol

[@adamt4051]

Pakistani media is a colossal waste of time

[@teamrocket7400]

I m Pakistani pashtun it's unfortunate how these afghan fall under their government agenda who is actually being selected by US. Pakistan afghanistan problems didn't start in afghan war. It's way back in 1947 when Afghanistan refused to recognized Pakistan as a country, killed first PM of Pakistan and started anti Pakistan movement in the name of Pashtunistan. Afghanistan had a history of hating and interfering in Pakistan of course Pakistan have every right to defend itself.

[@aalemfaazel4198]

You are mostly correct. It took me a while to understand this but I have finally figured it out. The problem is that Afghans have an exaggerated view of their country, with respect to Pakistan, and have to feel superior or at least equal by blaming everything on Pakistan. This happens when people are feeling insecure and inferior but have to denigrate others to make up for their shortcomings. They cannot acknowledge that the problem is with their own culture and people, not Pakistan. Once they do that and allow themselves some self-criticism, they can make a difference. Secondly, they do not appreciate favors that others do for them. They think that they are entitled to those favors or that others are helping them because of selfish interests. That is a major flaw in any society, and it makes others reluctant in wanting to help. The US left Afghanistan not only because it was losing the war; it left because it saw that no matter what it does for Afghans, it's not going to help them, and they will never appreciate it.

[@dollartreeshark6786]

@@aalemfaazel4198 Every thing you say about Afghanistan fits very well with Pakistanis. Always not your fault, but someone else’s.

[@slimmy478-6]

@@aalemfaazel4198 Absolutely

[@SanctumOfSenecae]

I don't understand why they do this... They hate others for no reason

[@dollartreeshark6786]

@@SanctumOfSenecae I understand that people won’t love what they think is an invader that has overthrown a sharia based government. We have to accept that they have (false) faith that Sharia is good for them and is answer to all there miseries. Also they believe Allah will grant a boon like petroleum if they follow sharia. Many Muslims believe when India turns Islamic that is Muslim majority Allah will grant oil just like Middle East. Quran is both a spiritual, law as well as political book, and it is very hard to ignore it for Muslims. Turkey was able to diverge and follow europe but it is being pulled back to the “Islamic” normal via mean reversion.

[@abdulahadayub2734]

oh boy, Never have i appreciated or criticized anyone on youtube ever, but since i have been watching and listening your channel from the very start, i d say 'this conversation was Elite in terms of international professional standards'. Congratulations and keep up the work for us .Thank you.

[@philosophersandpolymaths]

I want to give you more than one likes! 🙌

[@molecule228]

While I agree with u , this conversation is also among elites , very in Afghanistan can afford education in united states , thats a fact .

[@philosophersandpolymaths]

@@molecule228 while this is all we have as a voice of positivity, enlightenment and futuristic thinking, let's celebrate it. Here's to the bright future for all the deprived communities of the world! peace and regards.

[@molecule228]

@@philosophersandpolymaths amen to that .

[@sameenwaseem4803]

I love these podcasts on Afghanistan issue because it gives a deeper Knowledge and insight. The mainstream media is mostly propaganda. Keep these amazing podcasts coming. Praying for peace and prosperity for our neighbours ❤️

[@rumi7039]

I really appreciate what you are doing for both nations especially when everybody around is not blinking an eye on this issue. Kudos!

[@hhydar883]

Educated youth of both Afghan and Pak should interact more and more. Would love to listen more of these conversations 👍🏻

[@speedking7224]

Namak haram namak haram Rahe ga. Get over it

[@AbdulMalik-gj6br]

@@speedking7224 shup te f up not all people are bad . I love Afghans may there be peace there

[@TenthofD]

Orphaned as a child girl, living inside one of the most barbarian societies for women, she's there standing her ground fighting for the future for her county at the age of 23. What an incredible youth. Muzammil has done a fabulous job.

[@blacksheep6174]

Nahh shes from afghan elites . There are million of afghan kids girls died and orphanized by american drones

[@arminius6506]

Not the whole Afghanistan is war torn and poor... Afghan elite is filthy rich, so rich that they would put US millionaire to shame. She's working for american NGOs and America has poured more than 1 trillion dollars in Afghanistan, Yuu gotta see Kabul, it's richer than Islamabad and Karachi

[@thedailymotivator1000]

ye she is incredible!

[@thedailymotivator1000]

@@arminius6506 dude about you said Kabul is more riccher than isl and karachi and i just watched a kabul vlog and are u crazy? ... karachi has bigger economy than afg, taj, turkmen, uzbek, just watch the isl vlog u will find out !

[@amantauqir942]

@@arminius6506 Afghan elite maybe rich but Kabul is no where near as Karachi and the cities of Punjab in terms of hdi and economy

[@tanny786]

when the russians invaded afghanistan pakistan took nearly 4 million people other countries did not

[@mohammadkhan7895]

Russian were actually after Pak. And US did paid for those refugees directly or indirectly. This statement is so unrelated here.

[@hyyybo9594]

so

[@aalemfaazel4198]

@@shafiqkhan1858 I have heard this many times from Afghans that Pakistan took a lot of aid for the refugees and that was Pakistan's motive. I have not seen too much evidence of that. Can you provide links from reliable sources of how much aid and if that aid is continuing?

[@aalemfaazel4198]

@Miruis Potov The question was for Afghans, not for you.

[@musabishtiaq03]

@@shafiqkhan1858 brother Pakistan lost more due to terrorist attacks than the aid

[@taribkhan5468]

32:40 yes if you let Pakistan play any role. The way your govt is behaving, it doesn’t look like they respect Pakistan’s sincerity in this.

[@imsherry7225]

I pray for them for every Afghan, May Allah Bless Both Of The Countries... Pakistan Stands With Afghan People. More Power To You, Youth Which is suffering right now May Allah Bring You Peace And Prosperity 🇵🇰❤ 🇦🇫

[@imsherry7225]

@Haq Parast You're absolutely right but that's what the government of Afghanistan and War Lords should be held responsible not people moreover peace is everyone's right.. I pray for unity and peace in every Muslim country..

[@sankalprudra4845]

Sir but the gov of Pakistan and the army celebrates, i think u guys should condemn that.

[@sandeepsinghsalaria3517]

pakistan is main reason of downfall of afgan.. shame on pakistan

[@sandeepsinghsalaria3517]

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[@imsherry7225]

@@sandeepsinghsalaria3517 you expect me to believe this?😅 Mere Bhai Pakistan ko defame krna bnd krdo, kyun ky tumko Afghanistan k ground realities ka koi andaza nhi hay Indians jo mrzi kr len pr pakhtuns ki Muhabbat khatam nahi kr skty tu yeh narrative push krna bnd kr do k Afghanistan tu azab mein hay, apny kam sy kam rakho.

[@kunzabatool6663]

huge respect for syed muzammil hassan zaidi.

[@Ivan-so8ru]

They hate a country which gave their people shelter for about 30 years. And still giving them. I am from Lakki Marwat and we had given two houses for free for muhajirs. Still they regurgitate hatered on us. That hurt me bro! Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰.

[@thedailymotivator1000]

yeah it hurts us but we still pray for them and love them.

[@ghanambano6459]

It was such peaceful discussion.. yahan is ki zarurat nhi thi bro. it's such an unnecessary comment. We must try to reconcile and give peace a chance. But for this we have to shun that traditional behavior of bashing each other.

[@Ivan-so8ru]

@@ghanambano6459 bro I am not bashing them. I even respect them more than my own friends family and people. But they are trying to be eluded from the reality. They are trapped by the Fabricated story of India, that we support Taliban. We persuade them to capture whole Afghanistan.

[@ghanambano6459]

@@Ivan-so8ru I'm sure this henious Indian propaganda would fail badly. InshaAllah. 🇵🇰❤️🇦🇫

[@Ivan-so8ru]

@@ghanambano6459 hope for the best.

[@well1379]

That taxi driver story is a 100% lie, it is simply impossible that people do not know Afghanistan is a Muslim country. Pakistan has hosted 3-5 millions Afghans for 4 plus decades, that's because people accept them as Muslim brothers and sisters. So, people are very much aware, that story was a lie.

[@well1379]

@Dany Isolate Yourself because of the level of familiarity with the Afghans, going back hundreds of years, because Pakistan has hosted 3-5 million Afghan refugees constantly for 40 years and counting, in all parts of Pakistan, amongst the primary reasons of their acceptance by Pakistani society is their Islamic faith, seeing them as Muslim brothers and sisters who need help. Even an illiterate urban Pakistani would know Afghanistan is Muslim, let alone a taxi driver in the capital city, taxi drivers are more aware than an average citizen, because of their exposure. There are tens of thousands Afghans in the capital region. The reasons are endless, his story was a shameless lie, that's the sad part.

[@Syedmudasirandrabi]

As an outsider, after reading history of Pakistan Afghanistan, been friends to many Pakistanis and Afghans I guess Afghanistan has done more damage to Pakistan in terms of terrorism and supporting anti state actors and supporting anti govt and anti people militias, but that obviously doesn’t mean Pakistanis or Pakistan govt shall do or support someone which is against the interest of afghan people. And as they say you can choose your friends but not neighbours so the need of the time is afghans should stop blaming Pakistan for their problems and Pakistan should stop meddling in Afghanistan and both should start living as good neighbours and focus on trade and commerce rather than hate and terrorism

[@saadkhanzada9962]

I believe you are as much ignorant as you claim to have read the history, all the terrorism in Pakistan started when our best ally USA started bombing the tribal areas, the tribes started a struggle against the slave government of Pakistan, and fought for revenge, the exact similar situation is in Baluchistan, where Musharaf started military operations and till now the Balouchs are fighting our army, so all the problems including terrorism, we were the ones which created them.

[@ayushsingh7110]

@@saadkhanzada9962 correct

[@samirhakimi3810]

here goes another Daalkhor pretending not to be daalkhor. lol

[@AyanAli-py7ci]

@@samirhakimi3810 you Afghans should be fortunate that the Pakistanis aren't letting you starve

[@improveself3263]

@@samirhakimi3810 namak haram go back to ur own country

[@hilalahmad2349]

Afghanistan and Pakistan are natural brothers. I fully support IK in his efforts to build a great relationship, the way it should be in the first place. I know that people are one, its politics that divides people. We have to ensure that our politics is joint and one. Inshaallah

[@well1379]

The host was unfair not to highlight the hosting of millions of Afghan refugees in Pakistan for 40 years, and how that is ignored constantly by the Afghans. And the fact India sided with the Soviets when they killed nearly a million Afghans. And, Pakistan has also contributed nearly a billion dollars towards Afghanistan over the last 20 years, directly, the host should have highlighted these facts. It's a shame Pakistan's massive contributions are ignore, whilst others small contributions are shouted about, even by Pakistanis.

[@troubliesome]

I think the whole point was to provide a counter narrative and a safe space for the speakers to open up. This is very important to win the hearts and mind game.

[@well1379]

@@troubliesome I understood the point, that's why I watched the program. But when India is getting glorified, and Afghanistan is presented as an angel, and "do more" is being presented on Pakistan, even after all the good we have done. I think it's imperative on the host to provide a balance by presenting balanced questions. Counter narrative never means, you allow the situation to become a propaganda blow horn for accusations, for that, mainstream media and social media is doing a wonderful job, let's not add to "counter narrative" because usually that's all we hear. Much of it based on lies, the issues I raised were and are factual, and rarely heard. No where on earth will you find space where the "counter narrative" is allowed to exist as a one way street, a balance still needs to be maintained. Recently, New York Times, the Great bastion of free press, speech or whatever changed how it reports Olympics medal, so let's not develop lazy understanding of what's fair, and step on ourselves in the process.

[@troubliesome]

@@well1379 I do see your point and there is much value in it. But I also think that this rigidness will not help us make any meaningful gain in the "optics game" within some potentially influential Afghan circles. Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.

[@well1379]

@@troubliesome could you expand on your use of the word "rigid" because all I see is Pakistan being flexible and helpful to all it's neighbours, throughout it's history, most especially Afghanistan. As a nation, we have developed a bad habit of unnecessary self-criticism without merit. We never stop to think, is this critical self evaluation fair?

[@indusreaction8664]

As a pakistani i really very enjoy this show .and know more afg and thinking of afg ppl

[@charaderaptor]

Before Islamabad was developed people in Peshawar used to go to Kabul for weekends or spending time. How things have changed in past four decades is sad.

[@tourtheworld5574]

Thanks for inviting shahrzad. Such a special show

[@AYPAK]

It was nice to listen Afghans' 🇦🇫 perspective about #Pakistan 🇵🇰 and current developments in this region (#CPEC, #Taliban talks etc). I pray both neighbouring countries find peace and harmony & our enemies get exposed n destroyed. #Afghanistan 🇦🇫 #PAKvsAFG

[@ayushsingh7110]

enemy .....who

[@Bambi-wz7zw]

These podcasts are becoming my favourite! Extremely informative, the best worth of time!

[@noor-ul-ainqureshi8664]

we Pakistanis hope for peace in Afghanistan. I've come across afghan youths on the internet. while there are some on both sides who like to abuse each other. there are many who are friends. after all, we are Muslims. I hope that both countries collaborate on a better economic growth of the region.

[@amitsai]

Nice, first train the Talibans, kill people and hope for peace and growth.. Just curious, in the process didn't you kill Muslims? You are supporting who killed kids in the school..Shame

[@noor-ul-ainqureshi8664]

@@amitsai did I say I'm supporting talibans?. where is that written. i just wrote about the common Afghan people. not for the Afghan government nor for the Taliban . by the way are you blind? sorry sir i feet pity for you.

[@amitsai]

@@noor-ul-ainqureshi8664 Thanks sir, for your personal comment. I expected that from a Pakistani brother. Just for your info by the grace of God i can see..but i really doubt your intelligence fir sure..when you say in first line we Pakistani hope for peace in Afghanistan , just to tell you these Taliban's are produced, trained and supported by Pakistan Army. Hope you get the point. Take care

[@amitsai]

@@CatAndDogs21 that's your version. You believe what you want to, no issues. I am referring to this Taliban... Last 20 years US was fighting with them. Please support the killers of your kids...I am surprised , Pakistan claims that they are victims of terrorism and and now supporting them, trainings them sending them arms... There is so much happiness in Pakistan, i am sure there is some reason to support the killers

[@slimmy478-6]

@@amitsai why are u irrelevant indians everywhere on the net trolling in matters which doesnt concern u whatsoever? Hinduvta troll?

[@taribkhan5468]

For Afghans, they need to realise that Indians don't do charity and if they do, there's always an interest. They need to give up the fantasy of greater Afghanistan. Take one step towards Pakistan and Pakistan will take 3 steps forward. Ask your government why are Indians more welcome in Afghanistan than Pakistanis? Ask them why are there so many Indian consulates in Afg? Ask them why are they so racist towards Pakistanis? Ask them why they didn't accept Pakistan as a mediator whereas India is pushing them to fight because to Indian no matter who dies, an afghan dies and that's their biggest revenge for Ghaznavi, Ghauri and Abdali!! Most importantly Don't ridicule Pakistanis and their hospitality.

[@UbaidKhan-hg5ee]

Never ever feel sympathy for these namak harams . Tabah kha de che sok dah lwi afghanistan khubuna enii aghwii haal da v

[@maaztv7561]

Great initiative Muzammil of bridging gap amoung Afghan and Pakistan. Hats off to u!

[@asadmalik7062]

Muzamil you must have asked a question specific to India, how they see their relationship with India.

[@asadmalik7062]

They know that India has no sympathy with Afghas but to run proxy in Pakistan can only be achieved if they use Afghanistan. As Asad mentioned.

[@comrade_elum]

The irony of this vid hits hard after taliban takeover

[@ahsansiddique7040]

Muzamil you are making a tremendous effort to indulge all of our youth in more productive or sort of incisive analytical approach towards major concerns huge respect for you !!

[@maazismail4936]

Really glad that you invite someone from Afghanistan 😍🙌

[@harisfarooq1st]

Thanks to both of the guests for being open towards us. Pakistani youth is paying the price for the mistakes made by political leaders. We do not hate Afghans, hope the Afghani youth understands. You did an amazing job Muzamil

[@amdo-sama6662]

go twitter and look at the Afghani what they call us stop being naïve

[@harisfarooq1st]

@@amdo-sama6662 i dont prefer twitter, its more of a political platform, people invest in hastags. This 40 mints video is more useful than tweets...

[@harisfarooq1st]

@Current General Musharaf shared pakistani land for afghan war. Thats what i know. Cant turn a blind eye.

[@amdo-sama6662]

@@harisfarooq1st you know why?

[@ghanambano6459]

MashaAllah.. such enlightened youth from both Afghanistan and Pakistan. May Allah help both the countries resolve all their issues through peaceful means.

[@theabkshow1648]

Bravo! But i think you should include a question regarding Indian Influence In Afghanistan

[@chop489]

many Indian media like (WION) tries to spread propaganda and divide Afghans and Pakistanis further.

[@molecule228]

@@chop489 it may have sethibg to do with Pakistani military driving pathans out of power positions and the problem of Durand line ? As an example , you have already seen what happened on Durand line few weeks ago .

[@AYPAK]

It was nice to listen both the enlightened guests from our neighbourhood. Unlike Facebook/social media, it was quite informative to hear Afghans' 🇦🇫 perspective about #Pakistan 🇵🇰 and current developments in this region (#CPEC, #Taliban talks etc). I pray both neighbouring countries find peace and harmony & our enemies get exposed n destroyed. #Afghanistan 🇦🇫 #PAKvsAFG

[@yasirtahirkheli74]

Extremely nice gesture by inviting our Afghan brothers and sisters. Excellent initiative. Long live Muzammil.

[@Hamza-ml9xu]

After listening to shehrzad I came to know not all afghans are against pakistan. Good work muzamil Bhai

[@native5647]

I have yet to find a single good one.

[@Hamza-ml9xu]

@@native5647 ok. That's your opinion.

[@AjitJoshi686]

Afghanistan should be ruled by Pakistan now. That way Pakistan can get mineral resources and Afghanistan remains peaceful.

[@نادرالیراحمان]

As individuals some are okay but as a people they are bad.

[@arslanali5025]

That's an amazing podcast. I don't know why media channels are spreading hate among the nations. Why they're creating a vacuum for the military groups? As a neighboring country, we can do better things for Afghanistan. India is already creating a mess with development projects. They're using Afghanistan against Pakistan and i agree with Asad. And last but not least Muzamil you're doing an amazing job.

[@bilalanwar85]

Keep up the good work Muzammil.. I really enjoy your podcasts !! This is the kind of content that I have been looking for so long and I’m glad I found it !!

[@shafiqkhan1858]

One thing to be remembered is that no one can conquer the land of great Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤

[@philosophersandpolymaths]

Beautiful interaction! need of the time. Kudos to Muzammil for inviting such enlightened young people. this just made me more hopeful and positive about the not-so-distant bright future for our Afghan neighbours. by the way full marks for the crisp, pertinent and empathetic questions to develop excellent rapport with the guests. keep shining!

[@bobobobo3142]

thank you for teaching me a new word "rapport". At first I thought it's a typo :p

[@VivekKumar-rb7zk]

I thought video was poor , none of them knew history , geography , religion , geopolitics they only knew ground sentiment of people , this interview feels like bunch of American youths talking about Islam

[@bobobobo3142]

@@VivekKumar-rb7zk so you think you living in India or maybe some other country know more than them then they both living in Afghanistan? None of them have talked about Islam other than just mentioning that we both neighbours are muslim.

[@VivekKumar-rb7zk]

@@bobobobo3142 First I used Islam as an example , second it is not a hidden fact that Taliban is not a pashtun force but a isi cia backed force which spiral out of control , Taliban was dead in 2001 but it was revived by isi supplied by Russia , Iran , China for money and for geopolitics , the reporters were talking like pashtuns are Taliban , I will just say all three didn't knew the famous American quote afganistan and Pakistan are not enough valuable to stay but are enough valuable to not leave . Let's take example of your country for Pakistan , afganistan is not valuable enough to completely pindown norther alliance and fully support Taliban and then invest in it to change it but valuable enough to keep supplying weapons to Taliban and keep India out of it .

[@philosophersandpolymaths]

@@bobobobo3142 @Robert Williams Merriam Webster rapport noun Definition of rapport : a friendly, harmonious relationship especially : a relationship characterized by agreement, mutual understanding, or empathy that makes communication possible or easy. (PS for folks who keep using cringeworthy "rappo") Stay blessed!

[@DJMUHIB]

Man much respect for this lady!! How brave she is!

[@youshakhan5738]

This podcast just read minds of what the next topic should be.

[@sannansaleem9176]

Pakistanis have no problems with the average Afghan since we gladly took in Afghan refugees and protected them from war. But we still have problems with secular Afghan nationalists that have anti Pakistan agenda like Afghan president, vice president, and other Afghan government officials. It will be difficult to have peace with Afghanistan if their army and NDS undermine Pakistan security.

[@ShahzadKhanpakhtoon]

spot on brother I was really searching to find some content on Pak Afghan youth and their perception about each other. really enjoyed the podcast my heart goes out to the people of Afghanistan I hope we can one day Insha'Allah prosper together.

[@MurtazaImran]

The only authentic information based video on this topic. Good insights

[@noobatron2663]

The fact that there are more Indians here than Afghans is evidence that we don't need to give a shit about Afghanistan or feel remorseful for whatever they claim we've been up to.

[@usamaqayyum963]

We need more such sessions with Afghans especially Tajiks and Uzbeks.

[@VAPOURIZE100]

Damn so professionally done I was watching this at 230 am and stayed to watch the whole show 💯💯 May afghan pak relations reignite to better future for the whole region 🇵🇰🇦🇫❤

[@TalhaEjaz]

well prepared questions. I am really surprised how great the quality is of your show. this show deserves sponsership

[@hmyasirr]

A lot of things knew from guests about their country . I agree with Sir Asad that there is huge misinformation about Afganistan . I pray for the betterment of Afghanistan for peace.🤲

[@Zahidkhan-hd3gc]

Never seen such a productive podcast . Hat's off to you Sir and your way discussing every point is lethal🤝🙌🔥🔥

[@marianiazi9462]

Muzamil is so excited . Happy for him and the progress of this channel ❤️

[@mojamil8865]

Once an Afghan ask me in Maryland usa so u Pashtun u want to be part of Afghanistan.I told him “I was born Pakistani I will die as Pakistani”.You want to see there true color of Afghan meet them outside Pakistan .

[@ammarraza7860]

Facts bro they will seek refugee in pakistan and once they complete there education from pakistan and move out then they will start talking shit about pakistan .. in Ksa Most of afghans have pakistani passport and use it to get free aid and education and they talk shit about pakistan .

[@sarakhan-gq6mf]

@@ammarraza7860 true

[@aalemfaazel4198]

Afghanistan's BIGGEST mistake has been colluding with India. When you have a country that is totally dependent on its neighbor for all the major trade routes and is hosting 4 million of your refugees, WHY IN THE WORLD do you want to help its enemy get a foothold in your country, so it can hurt that neighbor? That's not very smart!

[@hudda9125]

Endiya right is a joke

[@aalemfaazel4198]

@@gamingvilla4724 I don't see how Pakistan is dependent on Afghanistan for trade with the Middle East. Perhaps you mean Central Asia and not Middle East. But even that has not materialized because of security situation in Afghanistan since the beginning of time! Look, if you keep blaming others for all your problems, you will never succeed. There has to be some awakening in Afghanistan to do some self reflection and improve its culture and start building the country. The problem is overt superiority complex, which is actually based on inferiority complex. Pakistan is far more developed than Afghanistan, so to overcome that inferiority, Afghans either keep reminding us of their great empires or keep fingerprinting at Pakistan for all their problems. I know there is a myth in Afghanistan that Pakistan wants to dominate Afghanistan or wants "strategic depth." But that is no longer true. Pakistan simply wants Afghanistan to be peaceful, prosperous, and not be used by India to carry out nefarious activities against Pakistan. That's all.

[@aalemfaazel4198]

@@gamingvilla4724 You cannot be our "brothers" if you are friends with our enemies who are also using your soil to hurt us. If you do that, you too become our enemies and we will have every right to destroy you. It is the same argument that Russia is making. Ukraine cannot be in NATO camp because it threatens Russia's security. The US does the same thing and under the Monroe Doctrine will never allow a Russian or Chinese base in the Western Hemisphere.

[@gbfriend420]

As a baloch I don't want them in balochistan, please they have their own country they should go back there. I'm tired of the way they hate us but still want us to have them in our country... Afghans need to learn their own history and why pakistan took interest in afghan politics. They were always an Indian allie so that's not something new, but I want the refugees to just shift to India or Europe.

[@ashishr268]

​@@aalemfaazel4198 haan bhai abb toh Taliban bhee aa gaye , or india bhee chala gaya, par thukai pehle say jaada ho rahi hain 😂😂😂😂😂😂, stop blaming India now

[@umarhayatkhan8472]

Good initiative to negotiate and remove misconception as well as mistrust for better, peaceful and progressive Afghanistan ❤️💓 May God give progress a lot.. 🇦🇫🏳️🇵🇰

[@F-Khan491]

This channel is the Paramount of podcasts!

[@hamzashekhani]

This has much cleared my view on Afghans and Taliban. Love and Respect Muzamil!

[@saminyasaranabil1238]

Her confidence is very admirable!

[@nimz6200]

Imagine, taliban not ruling Afghanistan. Afghanistan and Pakistan being friends, co-existing and working things among themselves. How powerful these two countries would be 😱😱😱😱

[@amjadkhan-qy1ny]

i don't trust anything you say 45 years of taliban and then other groups been sent from Pakistan how can be friend ? tell me pls ?

[@nimz6200]

@@amjadkhan-qy1ny its not true. If any nation suffered because of taliban after Afghanistan, is Pakistan. Taliban carried out terrorist attacks in Pakistan as well. More than 70,000 Pakistanis lost their lives. Taliban gave Pakistan the biggest blow when they attacked APS school in Pakistan, murdering 350+ children, all less than 19 years of age, youngest of them was 3 year old girl, it was her first day of school. Pakistan has always been, is, and always will be against Taliban or any other terrorist group in the world. Pakistan is still hopeful, and we stand with our brothers and sisters in Afghanistan. Regardless of what media portrays or what Afghanistan government says about Pakistan. We as a nation, will always stand with Afghanistan and her people.

[@mr.comment8781]

@@nimz6200 you're confusing ttp with Afghanistan Taliban Pakistan doesn't want shariah in Afghanistan like she doesn't want that law to be implemented in herself Pakistan has always been on attack from Afghanistan from 1947 from various commie regimes which created communism ideology in young minds of Pushtuns and balochis to liberate them Pakistan seeks trust and confidence in Taliban which will not hurt them for a while as Pakistan can't fight from 2fronts Why would Pakistan trust Afghanistan government as it still follows the same path of left wing ptm media is run by "Ameer hammal" from Afghanistan 3billion PKR was founded from headquarter of ttp Why they're there? Ttp attacked aps Peshawar something is not right I heard an interview from Gen. Tariq(Pushtun) on GVS in which he said doesn't matter how worst the Taliban is for them or any other country it will be great for Pakistan 🇵🇰 even if it's for a time being Pakistan can't trust these commies who use USA aid to disturb our peace

[@nimz6200]

@@mr.comment8781 i understand building trust and working together will take time. Specially when their is bad blood between our countries. Both Pakistan and Afghanistan have had been through the worst times since 2 decades because of USA and its intervention between the two countries. Im just saying the force our two countries would be "if" we strengthen our relationship. We would be one hell of a force on our continent.

[@mr.comment8781]

@@nimz6200 "hope for the best but prepare for the worst"(English proverb)

[@wasiullahkhan7472]

Hands down the best podcast channel in Pakistan!!!!!!!

[@jamilbravo]

Excelent program Syed Muzammil Zaidi great Job n keep it up. Thanks Adad n Shahrzad our gursts from Afghanistan. Lets hope for peace n prosparity of Afghanistan.

[@saadkhanzada9962]

“Afghans have broken the shackles of slavery, but they are yet to break shackles of mental slavery” PM Imran Khan, though I am his critic, but his words are so true, for Afghans, for Pakistanis, for all Muslims.

[@jackyjones5626]

Yeah taliban broke shackles of slavery..ttp is trying to help pakistan to break the shackles of slavery as well so why resist 😳

[@komailali9102]

​@@jackyjones5626 TTP is trying to establish their own radical Islamist government in FATA which is a Pakistani territory, "broken the shackles of slavery" means the Afghans have finally freed themselves from foreign occupation of America+NATO but in the end I'd not expect an endian to fully comprehend some meaningful sentences.

[@jackyjones5626]

@@komailali9102 Fata is afghanistan territory.And by breaking the shackles of slavery i mean bakistani will finally free themselves from bakistan army and ttp is helping bakistan to do that. 😀

[@komailali9102]

@@jackyjones5626 FATA isn't Afghan territory their Amir sold that out to the Brits Pakistan simply inherited what they got from the Raj. TTP is a band of khwarijis warlords bringing their own version of radical islam even the Afghan Taliban don't trust them and have kept them sidelined enough. While Pakistan army will be taken care off once the elections are held and Imran Khan comes into power. You endians need not to worry and don't put your bets on the wrong horses, you may call the Afghans your friends but remember they may hate us but they hate you no less even the Hazaragis and Tajiks.

[@kumar646]

Now imagine the greatest fear of these 2 people came true. Afghanistan overthrown by Taliban..How painful is it for them to lose 20 years of their life.Heartbreaking

[@JawadRaana]

Very informative , and got a view of what afghans thinks of pakistan and what is going on in Afghanistan . Keep it .

[@dreamerqueen1131]

12:36 "they are fed up with government lies" that's true as an Afghan whose currently living in kabul WE are fed up with both of the partys.

[@taribkhan5468]

30:50 Yeah exactly Afghans need to realize they don’t like the people who help them in need. Those countries who have never extended their hand to Afghanistan, they are very friendly with them. Yeah, sure! It’s just Pakistan and Iran, they are the only ones.

[@muhammadfaizan5338]

Tru

[@taribkhan5468]

@CurrentNope Iran hosts around 700,000 afghan refugees too. We know for a fact now that Afghans hate anyone who helps them.

[@native5647]

They are prone to bite the hands who feed them perfect example of namak haram and praise who kills them.

[@iffatiqbal5155]

@@taribkhan5468 Are you Iranian?

[@taribkhan5468]

@@native5647 we shouldn't use that language for the people, they are our brothers and sisters. However their government is extremely dishonest and corrupt.

[@arbellaio]

Thank you so much, really appreciated this episode as a youth on both sides can play a vital role in prosperity of our countries. Respect. As our main stream media fails to focus on this. Thank you

[@anas-ur-rehman8273]

Muzamil really doing good and filling the vacuum between two nations and put both narrative on table that's point that media don't put on screen.

[@coffeefueledmedic7588]

The lighting setup was spot on. I hope you'd maintain the same in your upcoming videos.

[@SheikhMoe]

Good work on keeping the conversation unbiased, Muzamil. Please bring in more Afghan voices to the channel.

[@GhulamMustafa-pn2xi]

@Moeez Sheikh is very gay guy. I know him personally.

[@SheikhMoe]

@@GhulamMustafa-pn2xi reminds me of that why are you gay video

[@hafizjavaid]

Muzamil Bhai is doing what every Pakistani news channel should do May Allah give him and his entire team more success and May Allah also give us himmat and Tofeeq to do good for Pakistand and Islam

[@adamt4051]

Good luck to Afghanistan and Pakistan I hope peace will prevail

[@saadhaider7407]

Halfway thru the podcast so far ... Couldnt wait till the end to apreciate the quality and content of the podcast.... Interview was done with nice tone ... and Nicely edited..... Simply Grt grt grt .... Every thing perfect

[@abdullahmahmood402]

That's quite informative. I'm just amazed to see the sudden change in the state Policy of Pakistan related to Afghanistan ( maybe it's more prominent now ) the neighboring influence is not going to end in the shorter time specially when India is president of UNSC. But hopefully we will have peace in the region.

[@kendregirish4962]

Is taliban really a bad influencer in Afghanistan?

[@abdullahmahmood402]

@@kendregirish4962 it's not about good or bad it's about existing with all peoples. Maybe some elites will think that the Talibans have bad influence but the people who suffers a lot will think Talibans as their saviours.

[@lalking1748]

@@abdullahmahmood402 you cant be silicon valley with taliban at your doorstep

[@VikramKumar-vl8py]

India being a president of UNSC won’t have much influence as it’s only one month period that every country gets an opportunity. Pakistan has also been in this stage 7 times

[@kendregirish4962]

@@VikramKumar-vl8py but what you are trying to say buddy? We didn't get this

[@mehreenbabar4912]

This was much needed

[@chamanzehra1162]

You're doing an amazing job. You're content is worth million subscribers and views. Keep making such great content💓💓

[@BasedPakistan]

Shahrzad story is so inspiring, bless her 💖💕

[@ShoaibKhan-xy9qk]

What an Amazing interview with the very detail analysis on Afghanistan issue and how we can improve PakAfghan relationship with Our Afghan brother & sisters who have been suffering through wars for last 40 years. and a huge respect to Muzamil Hassan Zaidi and 2 our beloved afghan brother & sister (Shahrzad & Asad).

[@haroonafridi231]

I like the point that the long term benefits of Afghanistan and Pakistan are from each other and not from India and both nations has to think about that because India is using Afghanistan against Pakistan for their benefits and that is not good for both Pakistan and Afghanistan in the long terms !

[@waqasome]

India has spent about 15 years in Afghanistan to education and entire generation and build a narrative against Pakistan. It wont be easy to change that. I don't see that going anytime soon. But if India leaves the Afghan people in the hands of terrorist talibans then probably Afghan youth might look up to Pakistan for intervention.

[@haroonafridi231]

@@waqasome ls india keeping the people of Afghanistan safe from Taliban ? Or India is trying to make a friendly and good relation with Taliban ?

[@waqasome]

@@haroonafridi231 India is trying keep good relations with afghan public only

[@nabeelsheikh2083]

We need such interactions as much as possible. Great initiative to make this talk.

[@m_t_a_h_a]

31:40 it’s funny to me for her to say that they can stand on their on feet when she Is aware of the fact that the Afghans are very divided even among themselves. Look at the current situation the gov is basically nonexistent. Anyways hoping that the next years are years of prosperity for the Afghans god bless

[@ravianisation]

Brother Muzamil I really respect you for what you do, I think this works of yours needs to stay on for a very very long time. Though I believe we have ideological differences on some issues but man you are doing a great service to your nation. I am going to financially support this effort on regular basis and this is not as some charity but my contribution to this great work.

[@TBTGO]

Thank you sir. Differences are natural but it is how we engage in a civil manner and learn from each other that make us better human beings.

[@protectkashmirmovementboyc7252]

Invite Taliban spokesperson Ask questions to taliban about women rights and rights of minorities

[@maazmustafa2322]

Loool that's gonna be great to watch

[@maxpayne3628]

Taliban spokesperson won't come to an podcast 😅

[@trolllovindaddy]

I don't think imran Khan has the time

[@stormyzvox2185]

Minority rights doesn’t exist there just like it doesn’t exist in Pakistan

[@stormyzvox2185]

Kakashi 😂 the difference is those happened in the past, things like this still happen in Pakistan

[@abdulrehmansudais9159]

Can you invite Afghans living in IEA controlled areas so we can get the other pov too?

[@omerghorizai6352]

Absolutely

[@abdulrehmansudais9159]

@Ashhhadic Century Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan

[@appleoranges9772]

Huge respect for this girl of her clear understanding of afghan issues, ideas. she is moderate, truthful, balanced, well versed, confidence talk with examples support her argument with data. I would love to see her as the first woman head of state of afghanistan. She is focus and clear in her ideas. But again Afghanistan is huge tribal society, not civil that is going to be a negative environment for her or someone intelligent with brain like her that can see afghan issue in broad prospective out of tribalism that sucks!

[@kamranali6018]

Great podcast and especially at the time when it was the need of an hour. This will definitely go a long way in changing people narrative here in pakistan about the country that has been hit badly by proxy wars and utter misry.

[@ahsanfinance]

Brilliant work! Absolutely loved the insightful conversation. The only thing bad about it was that it was too short!

[@muhammadshawaiz2600]

Muzamil bhai God really blessed us with you..

[@maira.akhtar]

Kudos to Muzamil for such rich content and for bringing perspectives from around the world.

[@gul8446]

Muzammil u are doing a great job. Cant thank u enough 🙌🏻 Also please invite Suneel Munj

[@webmaster8925]

Thanks for the video, both of them are incredible people.very polite and decent conversation. I am 23 and she is so much mature for her age also did so much for the society in a country where have a lot of issues to women. So inspiring.

[@dibrahim08]

They didn't even smile

[@sadatkhan2012]

Very good Brother Muzzamil. May Allah bless you. You are indeed a good interviewer. And I am from Bangladesh. And I hope The OIC nations should stand for another economicaly, politically and even military. We are Muslims. And We want peace in Afghanistan, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria and all Muslim lands. Taliban "extremism" can be fought with Islam...

[@taribkhan5468]

36:10 China has the potential to invest 10 times more that India but no you want Indian money, you scratch their back with keeping Pak army away from Kashmir and busy on the western front and they help you with Pushtonistan and Durand line fantasy. Good on you.

[@TroubleDrivers]

Send all Afghani refugees in Pakistan back to Afghanistan.

[@taribkhan5468]

@@TroubleDrivers I wouldn't demean an entire nation based on the actions if a few. War brings out the worst in people. We as Pakistanis should help Afghans stand up on their own feet. Nature put us together. Our destinies are designed with each other. The sooner we both realise, the better it is.

[@yasirsaeed2958]

​@@taribkhan5468 humble thinking. But you are an honorable fool. Haven't you seen enough hate from them yet ! ? Nearly all of them consider India as their ally & blame Pakistan for everything . Step outside Pakistan & visit any other country in the world. Hatred for Pakistan is at extreme level. & you fools still consider Afghani as a brother & Afghani consider India as their savior & Pakistan as Shaitaan

[@EdwardSnowden-b6l]

But we r not like f.ucking china , we don't grab others land we don't colonize other , whole world knows if we r go or invest in any country that will be beneficiary for both the countries

[@EdwardSnowden-b6l]

@Ashhhadic Century we gave 3 billion aid to afganistan , 20 billion dollar investment in iran billions to maldives and sri lanka and Madagascar but never grab we grabed their lands , our nations runs on principle not on greed

[@hasnainalikhan2287]

Muzammil great job, We all hope and pray for the Brothers of Afghanistan.

[@sadatkhan2012]

"That's bit serious, Let's move on." 😂😂😂😂

[@taribkhan5468]

28:40 Asad’s audacity of saying that Government of Pakistan is engaging with a certain group in Afg. Well BROTHER, we are hosting 30 million Afg refugees, their young people are granted scholarships to Pakistani universities that even Pakistanis can’t afford, their access to sea ports, medical help etc etc. What has Afghan Govt or Afghan people have done for Pakistan? They became the props of Indian hybrid warfare that has cost the lives of thousands if not hundreds of Pakistanis. They malign us, they insult us, they have been conspiring against their own kin in the name of Durand line, Pushtoonistan, communism, hot waters etc. Because Muzammil has interviewed Dr Salman his reaction of angst and confusion could clearly be seen right at 29:12. He knows that this Asad guy is just speaking the language of NDTV.

[@burqaavenger2440]

This is excellent ... always wanted to know about how people of Afghanistan are.. keep doing the good work

[@thedailymotivator1000]

did u made burqa avenger??

[@DBZFan2]

6:09 7:20 8:58 9:51 10:22 11:01 12:06 12:44 13:05 13:58 15:26 *16:46* 17:31 19:53 *20:10** **20:41* 22:29 22:53 25:08 28:35 29:25 30:17 31:16 33:26 36:17

[@trndsttr7585]

Twitter and Reddit are enough to show me how they think about us. Not that I dislike Afghanis.

[@ziaulislam87]

Question is even going back 3-4 years why hs been the afghan govt so hostile to its neighboring countries The first thing the afghan govt should have done was to make peace with its neighboring countries. Accept international boarders and stop interfering or commenting in what happens in neighboring countries But instead we see govt claiming half of pakistan as its own and constantly talking about baloch and pushtoons right in pakistan??? Like why are you worried what happens in pakistan and iran ?? This approach of hostility will only naturally have response by iran and pakistan establishment to support those who arent hostile

[@attaurrehmanqureshi5785]

It was very informative and full of knowledge. Thanks dear

[@muhammadasif8862]

Huge respect to our Afghan Guests, and Muzammil you doing a fantastic job....