Discussing the Blasphemy Law - Arafat Mazhar -

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

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  • @lavighouri7985
    @lavighouri7985 Год назад +233

    Hey Arafat and Shehzad, I'm a Pakistani Christian, listening to you and a few podcasters it's one of my way to productivity while compiling sales copies for different brands. tbh, I felt goosebumps while listening to both of you, this is a much-needed podcast and I would to thank you from the depth of our hearts on behalf of the Christian community of Pakistan, you both are amazing guys doing such a decent job. I hope that one day Pakistan will be free from religious extremism.

  • @sheheryaramer3566
    @sheheryaramer3566 Год назад +254

    Much needed conversation. Surprised at the courage of both of you, and praying for your safety.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +9

      🙌

    • @avtarwasson4875
      @avtarwasson4875 Год назад +1

      Dr Azad, a true Islamic scholar, was completely ignored by the Pak separatist movement.

    • @firadowsi
      @firadowsi Год назад +12

      the idea that we have to pray for your safety is so disturbing man. More power to you guys.

    • @NoLogicNoFight
      @NoLogicNoFight Год назад

      😂

    • @usazar
      @usazar Год назад +6

      ​@@firadowsi not being snarky but life gets a whole lot easier when you figure out prayer doesn't work.

  • @MegaNainaa
    @MegaNainaa Год назад +248

    As a minority, we always lived in fear of the blasphemy law. Sad that in the country we are born and gave our best we are considered second-class citizen.

    • @BLUESKY-xn5wo
      @BLUESKY-xn5wo Год назад +30

      Even as a muslim im.afraid from that law too😢😢

    • @factoshala1487
      @factoshala1487 Год назад +10

      I feel u
      If someone says falane ne blasphemy ki h
      Log bewakoof ki tarah usko Marne nikal lenge accha h i live in a secular country

    • @anupam8197
      @anupam8197 Год назад +2

      Can you tell more about yourself? Just curious to know more.

    • @syedalishamoil3177
      @syedalishamoil3177 Год назад

      We were to protect and inspire the minorities but unfortunately we ended up eliminating them..

    • @hussein7517
      @hussein7517 Год назад

      ​@@rohand04 your hindu neighbours literally refer to you guys as rice bag converts lol. Stick to spamming somewhere else bro

  • @notafrah
    @notafrah Год назад +227

    I m the daughter of the parents who are fans of mumtaz qadri. Growing up i saw them being all melancholic abt the death of that bastard but little do they know that their own daughter has made salman taseer her hero. Thank God i woke up at the right time and found myself at the right side.

    • @chandreshmehta2399
      @chandreshmehta2399 Год назад +17

      Great....now you shall read qurran and you will find out so many nonsense from that. Read and try to understand.

    • @travellingman4609
      @travellingman4609 Год назад +24

      Afrah it takes courage to personally question your parents and reach truth. Well done.
      & to the troll commentor, the followers and fellow nutters like Mumtaz Qadri don't follow the Quran and Islamic values. Quran is beautiful. We don't need obsessive hindutva trolls in the comments.

    • @mohammadnasir694
      @mohammadnasir694 Год назад +12

      To be honest, there is not even a need to comment on that troll. It’s understood when one of these spring up. Quran does not even mention blasphemy law which the idiot won’t know. But khair, brave effort. Blasphemy law has been abused for way too long. Second, we need free societies where even if someone does criticise the prophet, we need to defend with facts and not force.

    • @electrostatic4677
      @electrostatic4677 Год назад +12

      ​@@mohammadnasir694 But you can't defend with facts bro... Thats the point... Thats the reason why you need to use the force and oppressive brutality..

    • @Ainasyeda07
      @Ainasyeda07 Год назад +1

      🤗 Respect and love. It's hard to be on the right path .. more power to u sister!

  • @mryshkh
    @mryshkh Год назад +73

    Proud of Arafat for doing such in-depth research and speaking the truth in this climate. We must not let politicians and mullahs monopolize Islam for their hateful agendas.

  • @bharathfsf3686
    @bharathfsf3686 Год назад +111

    Damn man, you really got balls of steel to do podcasts like this. Stay safe.

  • @nadirnizamani8252
    @nadirnizamani8252 Год назад +66

    I watched this podcast in one go. The reason is that the guest spoke with proof and citation, not with firvolous logic , controlling emotions over truth and objectivity. Thank you for this podcast. I literally prayed for the safety and prosperity of u 2 after namaz. U are teaching more than any school book had ever taught the current and old generation of this country. U really are a legend and a priceless treasure of this country. I will always remember u 2 in daily prayers, this is because we need U more than u need us.

  • @ahmadjamalmughal47
    @ahmadjamalmughal47 Год назад +74

    Holy shit. Several years ago, in 2016 perhaps? I was refuting a madrissa friend on blasphemy laws and I was literally translated this whole DAWN article for my friend, in Urdu, because he does not understand English. I did it manually to convey my point, I remember it took me probably hours. When Arafat mentioned in podcast "he met Ismail" it reminded me of that article because author at point had said the same thing. I just looked up the article and it's written by Arafat Mazhar. ❤

  • @VATSYYYY
    @VATSYYYY Год назад +102

    Hi Shehzad,
    My name is Vatsalya. I teach in US , I am from India. I have great friends from all fields, religions and countries. Time to time, we discuss about different controversial topics. I always say that any kind of transformation in society, can be brought only, by the aware and conscious people from that sect. It is a great start. I hope things change and world becomes a friendlier place. All power to you! New subscriber 👍

    • @zkhanhazro
      @zkhanhazro Год назад

      Which india do you live in? Hindus kill people over cow let alone blasphemy on your gods..
      Extremists are everywhere ..btw do you know the butcher of gujrat..who killed 7000 Muslims and was banned to enter most countries before he became the prime minister of mighty secular India 😇

    • @kishwerchaudary1340
      @kishwerchaudary1340 Год назад

      KEEP ON TRYING TRY TO GO TO PAKISTAN, AND HIDE YOUR ID, AND OBSERVE

    • @sajahan9066
      @sajahan9066 Год назад

      Do you know if i can get full funded scholarship in west? (Master's degree)

    • @akhiljoshi6843
      @akhiljoshi6843 Год назад

      True bro. Respect from India for you tows.

  • @thisismylongusernameonyoutube
    @thisismylongusernameonyoutube Год назад +32

    This is absolutely the best I have heard in years. I used to discuss this topic with several ulemas when the Asia Bibi case was on news. Most replied: «Agar aapke parents ko koi gali de to aap kese bardasht karoge, to kya Nabi saw ki izzat un se zyadah nehin». Yeh loog samajhte hein ke deen inke jazbat ke tab’e hay. Humein Quran aur Sunnat se door rakh kar yehi batein parhai jati hein. Arafat ki ankhon mein ishq nazar a raha hay. Allah khush rakhe.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +1

      🙌

    • @k23j4
      @k23j4 Год назад

      You are accusing others of wrong references and telling half-truths yourself.
      Your questions have been answered, some are in this link and also emailed to you, you can reply
      drive.google.com/file/d/1XZuLLL0BSwUFCFfJRf2R7c4_ELQvULhH/view?usp=share_link
      drive.google.com/file/d/18R2GFSOr8f-0QGQnbweuiok1LavCasHi/view?usp=share_link

    • @TheUltimateTruth381
      @TheUltimateTruth381 6 месяцев назад

      Aasia even herself accepted crime in front of judge in original case
      But,
      Later on
      Secular powers & secular army Of Pakistan
      Evaded Pakistani law like always & rescued her strictly despite her punishable crime..!!

    • @davidemmyg
      @davidemmyg 6 месяцев назад

      She accepted the crime under duress, just like so many Christians convert to Islam. If Pakistan really had any powerful secular opposition it wouldn't be in the position it is in

  • @useram42782
    @useram42782 Год назад +38

    I used to think I am brave. I AM NOT. It's you two guys. Hats off from India. Long Life to both of you.

  • @zainabdurrani7167
    @zainabdurrani7167 Год назад +24

    Cannot overstate the importance of research and programs like the one you've done today with Arafat, Shahzad. This is such a vital topic for every Pakistani to know and understand well and that is what this podcast has done. The conversation around the law needs to be happening in every house and especially in the corridors of power. We need to fully grasp the history, context, reality and impact of it and we need to lobby for sanity to prevail.

  • @sohailrqureshi
    @sohailrqureshi Год назад +27

    عشق جان لینے نہیں جان دینے کا نام ہے
    Amazing words. I’m almost in tears listening to that specific section. Ishq is a healing emotion and we’ve made it violent. It’s unfortunate that we have to pray for your safety for doing such an informative conversation. Thank you and stay safe Anwer and Arafat.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад

    • @naveedawan1459
      @naveedawan1459 Год назад

      بھائی آسان کام بتائیں ۔ جان دینا اور اسلام پر عمل کرنا ایک موت کو چہتا ہے۔

  • @ACommentator7
    @ACommentator7 Год назад +23

    U guys are so brave and courageous. Thank u for this im a part of a minority in Pakistan and this is revolutionary. I hope u remain safe in this country. This is Ground breaking. Khuda salamat rakhe apko.

  • @alifaeez
    @alifaeez Год назад +137

    Fighting with myself currently to watch it right now or after office and I know I would not be able to control and watch it right away because this topic is close to my heart. I left Pakistan and decided to not return unless laws like that are not discussed without fear. Love from Canada

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +3

      💜

    • @zahidkashmiri1851
      @zahidkashmiri1851 Год назад +12

      It’s never going to happen in the land of the pure. Nobody really believes in religion through their action but pretends to Be religious.

    • @zahidkashmiri1851
      @zahidkashmiri1851 Год назад +8

      @Himanshu Mishra It is so called of the pure. پاکستان) پاک انسانوں کاملک) they call themselves. I am a sinful man and always ask for forgiveness. But I feel we have gone too far into decay. Religious interpretation of our country is that all other religions are inferior. But I don’t think so. I may be wrong but this is my firm belief.

    • @magictree787
      @magictree787 Год назад

      @Himanshu Mishra don't you think so they will get beheaded. Government does not want to scrap it as it will lead to loss of vote. How could they do it. They won't do it so that people from Canada can come back to there nation. They consider there people as scrap goats as let them die atleast one person is reduced from consumption line.

    • @AvinashKumar-vp8qo
      @AvinashKumar-vp8qo Год назад +4

      @Himanshu Mishra It will become clear one you see it in the context of religion. Here, the one true God calls us the worst of teh creatures. So obviously whatever is left is indeed pure.
      8:55
      إِنَّ شَرَّ ٱلدَّوَآبِّ عِندَ ٱللَّهِ ٱلَّذِينَ كَفَرُوا۟ فَهُمْ لَا يُؤْمِنُونَ ٥٥
      Indeed, the worst of all beings in the sight of Allah are those who persist in disbelief, never to have faith-
      Hope it clears your doubts.

  • @zainabmeer222
    @zainabmeer222 Год назад +41

    Hey arafat. I am commemting here to let you know you are so brave to be a voice of reason. I have read your articles on blasphemy law on dawn many years and it never left me. continue to be what u are and we will get there❤️

  • @Faiza-Irfan
    @Faiza-Irfan Год назад +67

    I actually froze in the first 10 mins of this podcast fearing for the lives of these brilliant men - stay safe Shehzad ❤

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +3

    • @nandosorkfc
      @nandosorkfc Год назад

      Do you want to know the truth, Faiza? We are all products of our environment, growing up we think our dad is the best man ever, our mother the best woman...we think the world can't be a better place than our locality - in fact we can't fathom being away from it. But then, we step into the real world one day and realize that all that we knew and thought was just our perspective and not anybody else's. How do you know what you know? Because you grew up around people who said that's the truth. I don't want to get killed but I'll leave you a hint - why's the condition of 57 muslim countries so bad? what's our contribution to modern science and tech? What's in the book for women? Have you ever questioned that?

    • @human_hope
      @human_hope Год назад

      ​@@nandosorkfc obviously you mean Islam is bad?

    • @AzeemaFaizunnisa
      @AzeemaFaizunnisa Год назад

      Same here.

  • @sydzainraza
    @sydzainraza Год назад +54

    This was amazing!! People may not understand how brave one has to be to talk about the topic of the blasphemy law in Pakistan. So thank you Shehzad and Arafat for taking the leap and discussing something this important. I have never seen a podcast discussing something more important than this. Kudos to Shehzad and The Pakistan Experience for always talking about issues that matter. While there may be some horrible social media campaigns against Shehzad hiding under the garb of many different excuses, we all know that THIS is what they want to stop. This is what they fear. Hope you continue doing the brilliant work you do and the trolls will always remain irrelevant and unknown

  • @Jazbaaaati
    @Jazbaaaati Год назад +30

    I think this is by far one of the most (if not THE most) important podcast episodes by The Pakistan Experience. Thanks for doing this, Mr Anwar Mahmood from NY.
    Arafat, you’ve uncovered the truth with such grace. I was in tears by the end of this. It’s so clear how this has been a labor of love for you, how committed you are to sharing the truth with us, and how you have absolutely nothing to hide because it’s all there in the sources you’ve shared, available for everyone to read and learn from. Speaking up about 295-C in a climate of violence and erasure is an incredibly daring act. Hope this reaches deep into the hateful hearts of those who’ve forgotten how to love. We need to have more honest conversations (like this one) about love and faith. So, so important. Thank you for this.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +2

      🙌💜

    • @kikotito1094
      @kikotito1094 Год назад +1

      @@ThePakistanExperience by the way Arafat mazhar is my motivation bcz of the racism he faced and nobody even knows about that

    • @mariarauf3280
      @mariarauf3280 Год назад

      @@kikotito1094 racism?

    • @kikotito1094
      @kikotito1094 Год назад

      @@mariarauf3280 I think u haven't actually noticed the way white or fair color people look at comparatively brown or black people

  • @SafiaMahmood-pf3mc
    @SafiaMahmood-pf3mc Год назад +85

    Much needed conversation, thanks for platforming him. The law poses a threat to everyone in this country who are seen as dissenters, not just non-Muslims. I hope we can take meaningful actions to eliminate it.

    • @hinduknight2193
      @hinduknight2193 Год назад +7

      Why you are not wearing burkha in you profile picture

    • @bharatkapoor4062
      @bharatkapoor4062 Год назад +8

      @@hinduknight2193 are you a maulvi? Oh you are from rss

    • @xter124
      @xter124 Год назад +4

      Why Pakistan is in trouble the answer is lack of education, please reform your education system don't put religion first, always put knowledge first. Look at us , We Indians have strong education system and IIT's are milestone achievement. We, educated young from both side can bring both countries closer rather than haterdness. Be secular and throw out religious barriers🇮🇳🧡💚🇵🇰... Don't fully trust China , maintain a friendship with china, please do a case study about China's debt trap, remember China will definitely use Pakistan as a puppet for its belt road initiative.

    • @bharatkapoor4062
      @bharatkapoor4062 Год назад +8

      @@xter124 Yeah removing Mughals history from books is good way

    • @bharatkapoor4062
      @bharatkapoor4062 Год назад +2

      @@xter124 It's not debt trap china wanted to secure it's oil so having sea and land route

  • @TheDartholiver
    @TheDartholiver Год назад +13

    As a Pakistani Christian, I see no hope in Pakistan!

    • @NylonStrings83
      @NylonStrings83 Месяц назад

      i feel sad for u bro .. me and tens of millions of christians are safe here in safe here in india , u r living with zombies , a cancer for humanity this cult of Pss. laam

  • @MasoodMehdi101
    @MasoodMehdi101 Год назад +44

    I am half way through and pausing because I am literally in tears. I am not sure why I am crying. part of it is anger that these moulvis can lie like this and we have believed them for decades. part of it is a spiritual catharsis that our religious tradition isn't all kill, kill and kill. I literally got goosebumps when he talks about his personal feelings towards the issue. Sending you prayers for protection. I hope the parliamentarians and senators are watching. this is more important than any oscar winning documentary

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +5

      I get the feeling ❤

    • @hsd4526
      @hsd4526 Год назад

      I wonder, why the prophet introduced bakrid festival, which neither Christians nor jews follow, although it is related to Ibrahim or Abraham. Why kids are given knives and are encouraged to kill an innocent animal? This process is to instill courage to kill blasphemers, kafeers, murtads and so on.

    • @AAmed1980
      @AAmed1980 Год назад

      @@hsd4526 No... This is in commemoration of the biblical account of Abraham being commanded to sacrifice his son. Some jews have ritual sacrifice as do some Christians. Many Hindu's also engage in ritual sacrifice of animals, so who are they preparing to kill?

    • @hsd4526
      @hsd4526 Год назад

      @@AAmed1980 Bakrid is observed by every Muslim family. Animal sacrifice by Hindus in India is outlawed. Only in few temples it is allowed. A specific person does the job where only select persons of that temple remain present. Children are not allowed to view. Don't be an escapist by comparing bakrid with ikka duka restricted animal sacrifice in Hinduism. 99% Hindus do not support this. 100% Muslims support bakrid. Govt is helpless to stop this mass animal killing during bakrid. Advise me, whether Hindus should be allowed to observe bakrid, like many Hindus observe ramzaan and host iftar parties. So in same way Hindus should be encouraged to observe bakrid by killing bakra. Bhaichara bhi ho jayega.

    • @Char444
      @Char444 Год назад

      ​@@hsd4526 I don't know where you learnt it but it's not Islamic practice to give knives to kids. Slaughtering process itself is done by butchers now in most parts of the Muslim world. Kids cannot handle animals like that, it's just not in their physical strength.

  • @elusion2012
    @elusion2012 Год назад +15

    When Arafat talked about ishq, I could feel the emotion in his eyes, in his voice, and that made me shed tears. Thank you for doing this podcast, thank you Arafat for coming. 😊

  • @StarFahad
    @StarFahad Год назад +7

    Thank you for doing this podcast Shehzad aka Anwar Mehmood! I think we all understand how sensitive this topic is and what repercussions it can bring. Hats off to you guys!
    I hope podcasts like these can help reduce the extremism in Pakistan. Sign the petition everyone!!!

  • @farooqwilson
    @farooqwilson Год назад +5

    Being a member of Pakistani minorities I appreciate your efforts for better society. Stay safe and strong, God bless Pakistan

  • @TSaeed-j1h
    @TSaeed-j1h 8 месяцев назад +1

    Alhamdollilah you both have made my day. I am one of those who just are mostly affected by this law. When I read the Holy Quran I wonder how our Muslims cannot understand that our Holy book tells us to stand against zulm and it does not say zulm only against the ones believed to be Muslims and it is zulm against any Muslim. I pray for the safety of both of you and all the other true Muslims like you. Extemism can vanish from all our Ummah (even if I am not considered to be part of that) if our leaders can only remember this ayat that our beloved prophet sallahu alihe wassalum is rehmatull- lilaalaameen. You made me once again a proud Pakistani. Fi amannallah.

  • @prashantprakash3172
    @prashantprakash3172 Год назад +42

    Shouldn't the blasphemy law apply only to Muslims. If the nonbelievers are just that and don't recognise the Qur'an as the end word then why judge us based on it? Anyway, this draconian law must be abolished.

    • @AvinashKumar-vp8qo
      @AvinashKumar-vp8qo Год назад +21

      You need to lear more about the religion of peace, my man. By your standards even taking disbelievers' women as sex slaves should not be possible. But it totally does.

    • @Halz0holic
      @Halz0holic Год назад

      Don't talk logic with Muslims. It isn't their strong suit. You might cause a spontaneous explosion.

    • @joshuatheunkownuniverse.2475
      @joshuatheunkownuniverse.2475 Год назад

      That religion seens non muslim in muslim majority area as prime violators of kuran cause they dont believe islam, so make them live with humility and opressed so they can assert thir belief on them.
      Islam in nutshell.

    • @nitishsaxena1372
      @nitishsaxena1372 Год назад +4

      On a very basic level, the blasphemy law (sec 295A) is a relic of the British rule and it exists not only in Pak but also in India. As far as its applicability is concerned, it is applicable on all the religious communities in both India and Pakistan.
      The major difference is that after the partition, Pak later added 295b and 295c as well under which the punishment is death penalty.

    • @echosmith5256
      @echosmith5256 Год назад

      @@nitishsaxena1372 On a very basic level, the blasphemy law sec 295A was created by the supporters of the pakistan movement, jinnah helped protect the killer and the pakistani state considers him a hero. Let's stop blaming the british when this law is entirely because of muslims.

  • @MuhammadMoiz91
    @MuhammadMoiz91 Год назад +40

    Tuning in now - Arafat is THE person to go to for the subject. I hope we get to hear about Shehr-e-Tabbasum and his other works in the podcast.

    • @elusion2012
      @elusion2012 Год назад +1

      Doc uspar pichle podcast par baat howi thi. Arafat came on the podcast before and it was a general episode where Shehzad discussed Arafat's life and other interests.
      Ye batain aap kab aarahi hain podcast par?

    • @SpontaneousSana
      @SpontaneousSana Год назад +2

      You should start your own podcast please 🙏

    • @Outofthisworld794
      @Outofthisworld794 Год назад

      ​@Sana Salman she did, aur fatwo ki barsat ki wja se band krna pra

    • @mariarauf3280
      @mariarauf3280 Год назад

      Mehrub we love you🤍

    • @bharatkapoor4062
      @bharatkapoor4062 Год назад

      Mitha paan

  • @Justice4All-
    @Justice4All- Год назад +7

    The podcast ended and I’m still sitting here, stunned. So many thoughts pouring in at once. One of them is how did it get too far???
    This podcast needs to be viral. Bravo, bravo, bravo!!

  • @TheMuslimDuniya
    @TheMuslimDuniya 6 месяцев назад +2

    Why we never heard about this from our Ulemas?

  • @muhammadshoaib189
    @muhammadshoaib189 Год назад +32

    Literally, when the notification of this video popped up, I truly couldn't believe that this is happening. I was like "Hi Shehzad, are you sure your going to do this".
    But this is actually happening and man, hats off your courage. Love For You ❤

  • @adnaz2991
    @adnaz2991 Год назад +5

    Being a Pakistani muslim living in saudi arabia no one is hurting any Others faith and here people convert Islam fast

    • @harshnaik6989
      @harshnaik6989 Год назад +3

      Oh thats because of blashphamy laws.
      There is no freedom to critize Islam but muslims can talk bad about other belifes.
      North korea may bhi sab log aram se hai. Javoge?

    • @muhammadhussain5854
      @muhammadhussain5854 Год назад +1

      ​@@harshnaik6989 north Korea me log sukoon se reh hi nahi rahe waha khane ko nahi

    • @muhammadhussain5854
      @muhammadhussain5854 Год назад

      ​@@harshnaik6989 ap hindu indian dosro ka peshap pene ajate hai apne kamse kam rakho or dafa ho

  • @pakistanispoof5440
    @pakistanispoof5440 Год назад +14

    Kudos to both of you for bringing light to this issue. This black law has haunted Pakistanis for decacde to oppress minorities and justify mob violence. I salute your courage to have an open discussion on this issue

  • @shehrosemir9486
    @shehrosemir9486 Год назад +5

    Each second of this podcast was pure gold! This guy, Arafat Mazhar, is a gem♥

  • @Afaqi2012
    @Afaqi2012 10 месяцев назад +3

    ہندوستان میں ستی کی رسم تھی جسے بہت عزت کی نگاہ سے دیکھا جاتا تھا لیکن لارڈ بینٹنگ نے ایک دو ہندو مذہبی لیڈروں کو بلا کر ستی رسم کے خاتمے کے لئے کوشش کی اور پھر اسے جرم قرار دیدیا۔ ابتداء میں کافی شور ہوا لیکن پھر اس کا اثر قائم ہو گیا۔ ذہنوں سے بعض دفعہ اس قسم کے غلط غیرتی تصورات نکالنے کافی مشکل ہوتے ہیں

  • @danishalibaig
    @danishalibaig Год назад +2

    Is mozu pe main apne bhai ya cousin se 5 minute baat nahi ker sakta aur ap jaise daring loug like Arafat ne is pe itni research ki aur phir Shahzad ki ye podcast kerna koi mamooli baat nahi. Kamal ker dia hai.

  • @fatimaanwar2909
    @fatimaanwar2909 Год назад +9

    Such an important podcast. This research needs to be accessible to the public. Those who pretend to be the defenders of Islam are lying in its name. If they were true lovers of the Prophet (PBUH) they would stop all this violence and bloodshed in his name.

    • @electrostatic4677
      @electrostatic4677 Год назад

      Lol... Ever read the Quran Yourself?? Surah Momin, the definition of a Momin is one who has S*x with their Captured S*x Slaves.. Malk al Yameens...

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  • @AshfiaAnwar
    @AshfiaAnwar Год назад +15

    I have been following your podcast for a whole year now. This is the most important podcast I have ever heard in my life personally. I don't even care if this results in any change in Pakistan. It just resolves a lot of things in my head and my deep belief that my faith and my prophet PBUH is not reflected in the way the likes of TLP behave. I am still reading through the book as well (still no page numbers lol). I want to congratulate you for curating great podcasts, asking the right questions and giving us such gems. Arafat Mazhar is a genius and we must protect him. I will share it with my whole family and we will do a collective watch together in the lounge as well

  • @samar9192
    @samar9192 Год назад +32

    Shehzad - I haven't even watched the podcast yet, but just want to say; take care. You and especially the guest.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +1

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +8

      Allah malik hay

    • @chandreshmehta2399
      @chandreshmehta2399 Год назад

      Really hilarious religion. Religion if leads to violence is never a religion but its a cult made of group of mentally abnormal people. Now onwards I will definitely doubtful about my Muslim friends and colleagues. If at all such law is not prevailing in my country but Islam authentically approves such violence and killing for just saying few words.😮

    • @saqibsaleem7090
      @saqibsaleem7090 Год назад +1

      @@ThePakistanExperience who is Shahzad ? He is anwar from gujrat... Last night we had an awesome discussion about the the diversity of food in lahore at jella food point.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +1

      @@saqibsaleem7090 great meeting you at Jeela kal Saqib!

  • @Zainab-jb7lr
    @Zainab-jb7lr Год назад +6

    Very brave.. both of you....amazing❤️.. goose bumps at 1:17:00

  • @BananaRoots
    @BananaRoots Год назад +9

    This is the conversation that needs to be introduced to our masses! You are doing great work on an individual level, Shezhad!
    Stat safe, brother!

  • @saimsadiq28
    @saimsadiq28 Год назад +18

    So much respect for you guys for this!! Will finish listening soon and write properly but really happy that the blasphemy law issue is being spoken about finally with the openness and research that it deserves.

  • @hamnaaslam5461
    @hamnaaslam5461 Год назад +9

    Much needed conversations finally happening with excellent backed up resources

  • @umeshnaidu
    @umeshnaidu 7 месяцев назад +1

    Arafat Mazhar & Anwar Mahmood from Gujarat(😊).....wonderful discussion...was amazed at the in depth knowledge of Islam of Arafat...God bless him.
    .

  • @waleefusmani9383
    @waleefusmani9383 Год назад +9

    This is the most important podcast you have ever done. Kudos to you

  • @AishaKhan-jw9vx
    @AishaKhan-jw9vx Год назад +3

    This needs to go viral and broadcasted on all channels of local Pakistani television so it may provide light in all the dark corners of the minds and hearts of those who are misguided by the Mullah Mafia. I pray that Pakistanis once again unite, value, and accept the diversity of the population. May Allah protect and continue to guide you and keep you safe and provide you with success in your mission. Ameen.

  • @ZoyaHasan-tw7zi
    @ZoyaHasan-tw7zi Год назад +15

    An important and much-needed conversation backed up by solid sources and research. Well done! We need more conversations like these, and more platforms where we can all come together to listen to each other with open minds and hearts.

  • @sahasss7100
    @sahasss7100 Год назад +9

    Bruh it takes BALLS to even talk on this, I hope you stay safe and somewhere down the years you bring the change you aspire to bring.

  • @tooba2232
    @tooba2232 Год назад +6

    So much respect for Arafat for the brilliant work he is doing. May Allah be with you Ameen!

  • @shapackgaming4629
    @shapackgaming4629 Год назад +23

    This changed my whole perspective on blasphemy law. Despite being an open-minded person, I also supported this law because for the longer part, I used to think that there is no other punishment for blasphemy except execution as the famous slogan goes. But turns out, there is.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +5

      This is why we did the podcast. This ^

    • @nitishsaxena1372
      @nitishsaxena1372 Год назад +1

      The same blasphemy law (295a) exists in India as well but there's no death penalty here because Pakistan later added 295c as well to include the capital punishment.

  • @mahnoortahir4498
    @mahnoortahir4498 Год назад +7

    The idea of there being joy in our theology made me pause and try to (unsuccessfully) remember the last time I felt true joy whilst engaging in a religious practice.
    The constant n o i s e that we are subjected to in our everyday lives permeates our very souls and before we know it- we're unable to tell where we end and the prejudice begins.
    Everyone's rushing to get an A in their faith by any means necessary and anyone who fails to toe that line or rejects it completely gets kicked out of the room.
    I can't help but feel extremely aware of how much my environment plays a role in this. The subtle and insidious ways hate has seeped into the words and actions we are subjected to in our everyday lives has shaped us today, leaving us free to strip away the humanity of whomever we're displeased with at any given moment.
    And that is a terrifying thought. To have that kind of power running unchecked within us, among us.
    Thank you for this insightful, empathetic and rational conversation! The fact that a majority of the comment section is concerned for your safety speaks volumes about the fear that prevails. The fear of asking questions, of calling out what needs to be called out. And the fear, of giving second chances. Peace!

  • @HappyKafir
    @HappyKafir 6 месяцев назад +2

    Proud to be ISLAM FREE. The best decision of my life and the GREATEST accomplishment.... DEFEATING PISSLAM

  • @JamshadAhmad
    @JamshadAhmad Год назад +6

    Amazing talk. Respect for @The Pakistan Experience to talk about this much-needed topic.

  • @dharmeshparikh7837
    @dharmeshparikh7837 Год назад +10

    Interesting Podcast Shezhad, you are discussing such serious social issues . Keep doing such podcasts.

  • @junaidsyedfilms
    @junaidsyedfilms Год назад +9

    This video is a slap on a lot of faces. Good work guys!!

  • @thirdwoice
    @thirdwoice Год назад +6

    Very timely discussion, Pakistan will have to addresses Blasphemy Law and gross miss use of it, Else much needed foreign investors and experts will be finding it difficult to come to Pakistan, thus making the economic recovery difficult.

  • @umarakmal9624
    @umarakmal9624 Год назад +10

    Incredible stuff from Arafat. So important and needed now more than ever.

  • @lilithraza8615
    @lilithraza8615 Год назад +3

    Love you Shehzad and Arafat Mazhar. I am so happy to listen to such a productiive dialogue on Blasphemy Laws.

  • @george4vIogging
    @george4vIogging Год назад +4

    This is quite an eye opening podcast.

  • @amina2571
    @amina2571 Год назад +9

    I've only just started watching but I must applaud you both - this isn't an easy conversation to have by any measure and the fact that both of you showed up speaks volumes about your bravery. More power.

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  • @nikhitadesai4944
    @nikhitadesai4944 Год назад +7

    From India! It was great! This is important I meet Pakistanis in Europe and this episode should be heard and understood. Hope all will keep their personal thought aside a bit and put a thought to this.

    • @stfunub646
      @stfunub646 Год назад +3

      Don't get too cozy discussing this with them, one wrong sentence & you'll be sar tan se juda....😂

    • @anantparashar9242
      @anantparashar9242 Год назад +2

      Naah in 1 hr :37 min he said its alright to disrespect someone else religion but not good to disrespect theirs hypocrisy at its best .. aur sabko pata hai isse kuch nhi hoga mullah apni dukaan kaise chalayenge agar pakistan modern hoga toh

  • @specnaz1395
    @specnaz1395 Год назад +6

    Love to you guys from India . You guest has balls and you have greater balls to host him . Hinduism went through a huge movement to improve on its flaws in the 19 th century by hands of people like you .

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      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад

    • @stfunub646
      @stfunub646 Год назад +3

      Sanatan evolves by its very nature & has no concept of blasphemy - don't compare the two.

    • @IITTPPEEDD
      @IITTPPEEDD Год назад +3

      They were not religious flaws, they had crept into the culture over a period of time! Sanatan dharma is a philosophy which in my opinion is way more evolved than any of the Abrahamic religions.

    • @ss9847
      @ss9847 Год назад

      @@stfunub646 well is sanatan they kill for eating beaf so you dont need blasphemy

  • @kapsykum
    @kapsykum Год назад +11

    Takes serious guts to talk about these topics. I am neither Pakistani, nor Muslim, but still understand that these are extremely controversial topics (for whatever reason). So Kudos!

  • @jamshedfbc
    @jamshedfbc Год назад +1

    Much needed conversation ❤

  • @meghansh7079
    @meghansh7079 Год назад +8

    I am a Hindu from Bharat. I can comprehend the risk you two have taken by having this discussion and I want to thank you for it. India has no blasphemy law yet every other day beheadings are planned and executed on account of the wazib-ul-qatl 'ness of a gustakh-e-rasool. Go back a 500 years(a blip in time in context of this ancient civilization) there has never been any such 'ijma' in this society. Debates have always been the norm here and i wish we can go back to that.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад

      💜

    • @rho992
      @rho992 Год назад

      India does not have blasphemy law but it does have article 295 which is almost there. Under this countless people are arrested and jailed for insulting religion especially Hinduism, countless are linched, once only people screaming "Allahu akbar" were oppressing and forcing others, but today Jay Shree Ram has become the same war cry. If from the video you only learned that islam bad than I have news for you, India is actually trying to imitate Pakistan in this particular topic and become Hindu Pakistan.
      Go to any Indian video and you will see this vileness..

    • @ss9847
      @ss9847 Год назад +2

      we continuously talk about blasphemy law whether it is right or wrong whether it should be revise or not atleast we do debate on such issues but in hinduism they kill for eating beef and no one talks about that

    • @jigardhuvavia
      @jigardhuvavia Год назад +4

      ​@@ss9847 we do not discuss as we already know its not right to kill for any reason. The fact is that people are showed only one sided stuff there as if every hindu is evil in india and in india musalmano pe bht zulam ho raha hai and such bull shit

    • @Mistiiii4235
      @Mistiiii4235 Год назад

      @@ss9847 agar sach m apne Allah ko maante ho toh tmhe Allah ki kasam tm ek baar India ka Constitution padho tm jaise logo ko kya secular kya hota h. Tm logo k desh m suar ka meat khi mil nhi skta bikna toh dur ki baat lekin hme apne yha cow ka meat nhi chahiye toh itni takleef??? Dogalapan pakistaniyo ki khoon m h ya koi aur baat h.

  • @HS-hi6wc
    @HS-hi6wc Год назад +1

    عرفات کے تحقیقی کام کے بارے میں پہلی بار سن رہی ہوں- I'm glad this is being discussed and might refer to some of these publications for my ongoing research work.
    I would love to speak to Arafat somewhere in the future, especially when it comes to sources, narration and reliability of them. There is ongoing research regarding narrations and sources and word of mouth too.

    • @brisingr12
      @brisingr12 Год назад

      no one is reading your comment other than random people like me. send an email if you want to contact the guest.

    • @HS-hi6wc
      @HS-hi6wc Год назад

      ​@@brisingr12thanks. I'll look into finding an email.

  • @HassanZaheer02
    @HassanZaheer02 Год назад +3

    Absolutely insightful podcast. Read a bit about it but didn't know the full extent of the malignant influence and politics informing the development and fortification of 295-C. Downloading the resources Arafat cited and will be signing the petition. I especially loved how Arafat spoke here (and wrote in a chapter elsewhere) that reformation could come from 'within religion' instead of trying to reform through a 'secular framework.'

  • @MrFeithLes
    @MrFeithLes Год назад +3

    A person who wanted to change these blasphemy laws was killed by his driver but the driver was made the hero in this country, what a shame.

  • @yusraamjad415
    @yusraamjad415 Год назад +6

    So informative and empathetic both. It's time we understood the REAL history of the blashphemy law and how it has been used in Pakistan's politics

  • @scopysurgeon
    @scopysurgeon Год назад +2

    Hi anwar mehmood,
    Really appreciate your sincerity for the cause.
    I really don't understand the gravity of this subject from across the border, but i could feel the honesty in question and answers.
    More power to you and your guest.

  • @AmrinderSinghHundal
    @AmrinderSinghHundal Год назад +7

    The more I’m listening , the more I am wishing for well being of Shehzad and guest.

  • @meesumnaqui7930
    @meesumnaqui7930 Год назад +5

    Bhai you are missing the basic point. The problem is ISLAM.
    let's face it and get over it. I no longer can call myself a Muslim and look into eyes of my Hindu and Christian friends.
    Let's get over this Barbaric, 7th century outdated tribal mindset.

  • @haseebrehman5786
    @haseebrehman5786 Год назад +6

    Amazing! This is a very necessary conversation

  • @daysthrumycam
    @daysthrumycam Год назад

    I love that this is such a well-researched, articulate, well-spoken and wonderfully presented discussion.
    My wife hates that I skipped all the other important chores she had lined up for me since I couldn't break away from watching this once it started. Very engaging, bold but thie is a much needee pro-Pakistani people discussion. We need this discourse, we need this topic to be discussed without contempt and barriers if we want to fix the broken fabric of the Pakistani society.

  • @DTQadri
    @DTQadri Год назад +5

    بیٹا اللہ آپ دونو کو اپنے حفض و امان میں رکھے۔ باخدا میں یہی سمجھ کر آیا تھا کہ سیکولر لوگ ناموس پر بے جا گفتگو کر رہے ہوں گے مگر میں مکمل پروگرام سننے پر مجبور ہو گیا۔ اللہ آپ کو جزا دے ۔ دل افسردہ اور پشیمان ہے کہ میں تشدد کو شق سمجھتا تھا۔ بہت خوب کہا عرافات صاحب نے کہ سچا عشق تو شاتم کو عاشق بنانے میں ہے نہ کہ جہنم و اصل کرنے میں۔ خوش رہو دونو۔

  • @Padosidesi2828
    @Padosidesi2828 2 месяца назад

    It’s very surreal to see two bright analytical young people discussing away about these dated and obscure religious injunctions. Yet, I know the gravity of the situation calls for such discussions. It was touching to see the earnestness of Arafat.Hope he is successful in his efforts, if not right away, at least in making young people become more analytical about what they believe and why.

  • @IndiaTides
    @IndiaTides Год назад +7

    RIP Bro. We will miss you from India.

  • @raisaanwar9753
    @raisaanwar9753 Год назад +5

    Incredibly informative and pertinent podcast

  • @fantarbacha
    @fantarbacha Год назад +13

    @1:21:00 true that, in Pakistan ' QADIANIS' term used as a derogatory remark. They normally describe themselves as " AHMEDI MUSLIMS". Same goes with other minorities as well mostly common term ' CHHOORA ' for Christians. It's really sad to see we normailized these terms in our society.

  • @SaeedRisalat
    @SaeedRisalat Год назад +1

    Dear Shehzad,
    I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to express my deepest gratitude and admiration for your recent podcast episode on the blasphemy law in Pakistan. It was nothing short of extraordinary, and I cannot begin to express how important and courageous your discussion was.
    In a world where fear and silence often overshadow the truth, you and Arafat stood tall and took the leap to address a topic as sensitive and significant as the blasphemy law. It takes immense bravery to tackle such matters, knowing the risks involved and the backlash it might attract. Yet, you both fearlessly delved into the heart of the issue, shedding light on its complexities and implications.
    Your dedication to discussing issues that truly matter is remarkable. While some may resort to social media campaigns against you, attempting to silence your voice, we all recognize their true intentions. They seek to hinder conversations like the one you had, for they fear the power of truth and knowledge. But please know that their attempts are futile, for your work resonates deeply within the hearts and minds of those who genuinely care.
    I want to express my utmost gratitude to Arafat as well. His grace in uncovering the truth left a profound impact on me. By the end of the episode, tears streamed down my face, moved by the labor of love he poured into his research. It was evident that every word spoken, every source shared, carried the weight of sincerity and commitment to unveiling the truth. In a climate marred by violence and erasure, Arafat's dedication to sharing knowledge is an act of daring and an inspiration to us all.
    This podcast episode goes beyond mere words. It touches the very core of our existence and the values we hold dear. It reminds us of the importance of honest conversations about love and faith. It urges us to confront the darkness that shrouds our society, and it serves as a beacon of hope, illuminating a path towards understanding and progress.
    Shehzad, your work and the platform you have created, The Pakistan Experience, are catalysts for change. You have brought to light issues that have long been ignored or silenced, and you have ignited conversations that are vital for the growth and well-being of our nation. Please continue the brilliant work you do, knowing that you have an army of supporters who stand behind you, valuing the truth and the courage it takes to share it.
    In this journey, trolls and detractors will always exist, but they shall forever remain irrelevant and unknown. The impact you make on the lives of those who listen, who learn, and who are inspired by your words far outweighs their noise.
    Once again, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your exceptional podcast episode. May it reach the depths of the hateful hearts and remind them of the power of love, empathy, and understanding. Let us strive for more conversations like this-honest, enlightening, and unafraid. Together, we can create a brighter and more inclusive future for all.
    With heartfelt gratitude and unwavering support,
    Saeed Risalat

  • @WaqasAhmed-sh4cr
    @WaqasAhmed-sh4cr Год назад +7

    Excellent research work done by Arafat and his team..Good job Shehzad for this podcast..

  • @hotice31
    @hotice31 Год назад +3

    There is no hope because most Pakistanis cannot understand or accept a word of all this logic and knowledge.

    • @muhammadhussain5854
      @muhammadhussain5854 Год назад

      Their is no logic in these people stfu you indian bharwo apne kamse kam rakho dosro ka peshap pene kiu ajate ho

    • @RAHULKUMAR-rf3gb
      @RAHULKUMAR-rf3gb Год назад

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  • @Shreddedknight
    @Shreddedknight Год назад +12

    Really brave of u Shehzad to make a podcast about such a sensitive topic. Props to u for taking such an initiative to speak on a topic which alot of people prolly won't cause of fear of the supporters of a certain political party whose sole moto is the supremacy of blasphemy law

  • @hibasyed7057
    @hibasyed7057 3 месяца назад

    Insanely brilliant and desperately needed podcast. God bless you both for your courage.

  • @luffy34__
    @luffy34__ Год назад +11

    Man 😮I never knew u were such a brave person u got balls of titanium to discuss such sensitive issues sitting in Pakistan. I am worried about your safety brother 😢

  • @amalsharath
    @amalsharath Год назад +7

    Some of us across the border listen to these podcasts to indulge in a bit schadenfraude but todays podcast took courage , courage to speak the truth and try to change your society for better , to that I tip my hat
    I hope you are heard and protected and Godspeed.

  • @ravindra7791
    @ravindra7791 Год назад +5

    You both have a big heart and huge amount of courage....

  • @maimnatbatool7620
    @maimnatbatool7620 Год назад +1

    Elated to see the sheer courage you possess Arafat! Difficult conversations are hard but need to be had. Great going!

  • @ayeshagull6640
    @ayeshagull6640 Год назад +4

    Well done! The speaker is well versed in what they are saying, very needed here

  • @syedmuzammil9845
    @syedmuzammil9845 Год назад +10

    Shehzad Bhai, i am an Ahmadi Muslim and i would like to let you know that this podcast of yours brought tears of joy/tears of hope in my eyes. Happy to see that the Real Teachings of Islam are finally prevailing within the mindset of educated people like you and having a courage to speak the truth openly. I will remember you in my prayers that you stay healthy and safe and May Allah helps you prosper to the most Aameen.

    • @magictree787
      @magictree787 Год назад

      Bro shift to somewhere else why do you stay there in hell.. where there is no religious freedom

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    • @chaudharyzohaib1169
      @chaudharyzohaib1169 Год назад

      tu kafir hi ha befikr rh

    • @whitebeard9922
      @whitebeard9922 Год назад

      Mirza qadyani jhootay British Nabi per lanaaaaat Mirza qadyani tatti makkani per lanaaat

    • @fatimagul2604
      @fatimagul2604 6 месяцев назад

      Ahmadis aren't Muslims

  • @PakistaniMulhidUrdu
    @PakistaniMulhidUrdu Год назад +5

    It's amazing that people are finally starting to talk about the downward spiral of religiosity.
    If you're interested, here's a brief history of blasphemy in Pakistan.
    ruclips.net/video/rfBmV1Q872E/видео.html

    • @sudeshv986
      @sudeshv986 Год назад +2

      Haris bhai ye aapka hi kamal h.. Jo log ab in issues pr bat krne lge h..
      Aap sahi kahte h ki aap jese logon ne ground ko bda kr diya... Canvas faila diya... Love u from haris bhaii

    • @dollartreeshark6786
      @dollartreeshark6786 Год назад

      Thanks to Harris!! You spawned a lot of leaders like Sahil, Zafar etc…Brave work!!

  • @syedjafferalijaffri3175
    @syedjafferalijaffri3175 Месяц назад

    Outstanding video. I am amazed by the wisdom and dedication of Arafat and you for giving him a platform. Education is the anwer to all of our problems.

  • @akshaybatra1777
    @akshaybatra1777 Год назад +6

    I don't understand why it is mandatory for a non-muslim to respect your prophets (with due respect) while a Muslim can openly abuse non-muslim's dieties or their religious beliefs? If you want to fix a punishment for non-muslim, then do the same for Muslims. Your religion is not the ONLY pious religion in the world. As a Muslim you abuse hindus, make fun of their idol worship and what not but if they pass any comment about your religion, then you feel the fire. Learn some tolerance.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +1

      A Muslim cannot insult other religions. That is also a crime under 295A

    • @akshaybatra1777
      @akshaybatra1777 Год назад +2

      @The Pakistan Experience yes but does the law actually function? Even muslim community won't punish those who insult other religions. Take example of interior sindh, pretty much every other day, hindu minor girls are being converted forcefully, muslims celebrate this as some kind of victory. You can't imagine the terror with which Non muslims live in Pakistan

    • @akshaybatra1777
      @akshaybatra1777 Год назад +1

      @The Pakistan Experience the so called law is always available to punish non muslims but it cripples when it comes to muslims. Cuz muslims are jannati

    • @zulqarnain401
      @zulqarnain401 Год назад

      Muslims do not disrespect Prophets of Judaism or Christianity. Neither do we disrespect dieties of other religion (except Qadianis or any such offshoot of Islam which do not accpet the finality of Prophethood), however, followers of such religions is a completely different story.

  • @khwajaaizazahsan
    @khwajaaizazahsan Год назад +2

    Thank you to both. To Arafat, for the meticulous research. To Shehzad, for enabling the conversation.

    • @kyadekraheho7584
      @kyadekraheho7584 Год назад +1

      To all people, please listen to pakistani mulhid (Harris Sultan), or any other exmuslim.
      You will now that how only sugar coated Islam taught to many people in Pakistan.

    • @ThePakistanExperience
      @ThePakistanExperience  Год назад +2

  • @sohebashoaib5068
    @sohebashoaib5068 Год назад +5

    Thank you for this, can't wait to hear the whole podcast!

  • @chmazhariqbal
    @chmazhariqbal Год назад +4

    Hats off guys. You stir up hornets nest.
    I am a practicing Muslim but some times I scared off that some one will make a false allegations on me and kill me. It is a weapon in molvis hand.

  • @AliAhmad-dv9qx
    @AliAhmad-dv9qx Год назад

    The best podcast so far? Bold, insightful, and extremely pertinent. Exceptional clarity in the evaluation of social and judicial history surrounding the issue.

  • @bilalhussain_bb
    @bilalhussain_bb Год назад +20

    Please share this as much as possible, you guys. Haters will not win. We must fight this fight with Shehzad and Arafat. 🔥❤

  • @sabaanvery9866
    @sabaanvery9866 2 месяца назад

    Excellent podcast.
    Thank you!

  • @shmylaa
    @shmylaa Год назад +5

    This is such an informative conversation--so well researched.