Shabbar Zaidi Confronts the Youth | A Heated Debate on Pakistan's Politics | Education and Economy

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• YA

  @YaNafiu365 · 1 year ago

  With no offense the participants were not of caliber Shabbar sb .

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• AB

  @Abdul.Rauf.Abbasi · 1 year ago (edited)

  Our youth are unable to resolve their misconceptions when a knowledgeable person provides a rational explanation of the cause.

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• ZE

  @zeenar · 1 year ago

  Dear Raftar Team,<br><br>Allah kay wastay, the next time you invite Shabbar Zaidi sahib to such a program, kindly ensure that the guests or students involved are individuals of better intellect, knowledge, and the ability to understand and respect differing opinions. Above all, they should exhibit professionalism in both their physical and mental demeanor. If Zaidi sahib is graciously offering his valuable time, please ensure it is not wasted.<br><br>Thank you.

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• MO

  @MonticelloBlueDevil · 1 year ago

  This is depressing. Those kids got all animated around religion, which is a red flag as in a non-negotiable item. If folks are unwilling to rethink relationship with India and non-Muslim countries, the present is the future. People seem locked into this concept of all believers being one tribe, which is not reality given there are some 50+ countries. Mr. Zaidi is way over their heads on a different plane of thinking.

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• DI

  @digimon_eww · 1 year ago

  Bohat khob ❤ sir is trha ki mazed podcast honi chahiya... Shabbar zaidi with youth

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• BU

  @BusinessKiKahaniUrdu · 1 year ago

  Shabbar Zaidi stands out as one of the most progressive, sane, and forward-thinking voices left in Pakistan. His ability to dissect complex issues with logic and clarity is a breath of fresh air in a landscape often dominated by shallow rhetoric and narrow worldviews. In this podcast, unfortunately, the students represent the typical mindset we encounter—rigid, overly simplistic, and resistant to stepping out of a comfort zone built on outdated narratives. Akram Khan&apos;s arguments, in particular, reflect a typical Pakistani approach—debating without logic, facts, or a solid base, which only underscores the need for broader education and global exposure.<br><br>Shabbar Bhai’s perspective on geopolitics, Islam, the Ummah, and Pakistan’s role in the modern world is not just insightful but deeply rooted in reality. He challenges us to move beyond the romanticized ideas and dogmas ingrained in us since childhood, urging us instead to engage with the world as it is, not as we imagine it to be. His emphasis on the complexities of global politics and the interconnectedness of nations is something every Pakistani should strive to understand and internalize.<br><br>This podcast is a powerful reminder that critical thinking, informed discourse, and nuanced understanding are the need of the hour. Shabbar Bhai&apos;s arguments demonstrate that solutions to our problems cannot be found in empty slogans or rhetoric but through education, open-mindedness, and logical engagement. As a nation, we must break free from intellectual stagnation, embrace diverse perspectives, and strive to understand global dynamics with depth and clarity. <br><br>Thank you, Shabbar Bhai, for enlightening us and inspiring us to think beyond the confines of conventional thinking. Your voice is a beacon of progress and hope for Pakistan, and we need more leaders like you to guide us toward a better future.

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• GU

  @Gunavparashar · 1 year ago (edited)

  Sir - One of the finest RBI ( Central Bank ) &nbsp;Governor of India was MA History. He was India educated only and delivered finest policies on economics. Much better than American return economist.

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• CO

  @codenameFourtySeven · 1 year ago

  Debates like this need to happen in Pakistan where 2 parties are asking questions like this. Without being too judgmental and screaming blasphemy for every time someone involves religion!

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• AF

  @afshanfazeel7367 · 1 year ago

  This show is formatted like Lallantop. 👏👏👏<br>It&apos;s so heartening to see a project in the right direction with the direct energy. Good job.

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• LO

  @lopezalehandro1666 · 1 year ago

  Shabbar&apos;s logic is ice cold, no room for emotional rhetoric. I believe he is an avid student of Lee Kuan Yew.

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• ZE

  @zeeshanazmat7604 · 1 year ago

  Shabbar sb you rock stay blessed we need more wise personalities like you .

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• KI

  @kingslayer786 · 1 year ago

  Islam inside Brain outside😂

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