How I Became A Khooni Liberal? Part 1 | Dil ki Baat 012
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Hello folks! In this episode, I'll share personal anecdotes and insights on significant life transitions, family dynamics and pivotal moments. From relocating to Pakistan to navigating key milestones and shifting political perspectives, join me as I recount my life story.
00:00 Introduction: Why Share My Story?
03:48 Respecting Others' Differences: An Essential Lesson
05:24 My Personal Evolution
05:55 Relocating to Pakistan: My Background
07:13 Life in Islamabad: My Living Situation
11:11 Family Value System
12:14 Early Worldview
15:23 Being the Youngest in the Family
16:19 What I learned?
16:59 Education
17:49 4 Things that Changed My Life
21:15 Transition to Private Schooling
24:30 Introduction to the Internet: A New Era
25:35 Newly Found Independence
28:32 Experiencing the War on Terror
30:35 Visiting the US: How I found it?
34:02 Applying Logic to Life
34:25 Shifting Political Perspectives
35:05 Until Age 20
36:30 What’s Next?
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Im 24 and recently started seeing islam in a new light. I used to have very negative view of islam before and thought westernisation and western democracy is the best. Not anymore. My whole view has changed particularly in the last 4 years post imran khan regime change that has changed everything for me.
Palestine was a test for these liberal progressive values it showed us these things are only for drama our enemies don't really believe in these things. On Ukraine west was crying on Palestine they fund these zionazis
Ur opinion on atheism ? What if someones want that to be if he / she had a Muslim background then should there be a freedom of this or not ?
@@Amberian115 Muslim background doesn't mean anything has the person ever fully consciously and with rational consideration accepted Islam as the true deen from God or not .
@@beingsane Just tell me Yes or No. Can a born-Muslim become an Atheist if he / she wants to ?
@@beingsane just tell YES or No.
As an 18 year old Islamabadi boy, I am literally at the stage where you've ended your video which makes the upcoming part even more intriguing for me.
me also I'm 18 but I at end again moved to right but with reason and my own some modification....because i think satying in center is being practically invisible so i think we should support which is more good...
I haven’t followed you a lot and don’t know exactly what you gonna say in next episode, but as per my analysis you would be a person who have critically analysed the religion. A man who knows the reality of all this Pop culture, capitalism, secularism and came to a point that all humans are not bad, Islam has got solution for humanity.
Really love to listen tomorrow and check my analysis.
Ur analysis is wrong
Muzammil you are such a gem. I've always held huge huge respect for you as a person and the quality work you do, and this video only amplifies it. Being a 90s kid, I could relate to this video so much k it felt like you were sharing my story :) Can't wait for part 2 and thanks for the incredibly insightful video.
Wow. The only bad thing about this video is it ends. Please upload the part 2 soon.
I have lived in the West since 2018 and am currently going through a similar transition towards a slightly Western-conservative individual. I am excited for the next parts.
Exactly the same for me. I would argue though that Western Conservative is still considered a "radical liberal" in Pakistan
Dont lose your ' inner self ' still inspite of what's influencing you from outside and Because of more exposure, rather utilize that more exposure and knowledge you are getting to improve and strengthen your ' inner self ' , would that not be a positive?
@@goals27 the inner self isn't very clear. It's better to get rid of the old shitty views my inner self had from the years of indoctrination from society
@@Abstract.x ok Indian
@@goals27 lmao shut tf up you know nothing about me. Your mentality just got exposed by that comment. I'm Pakistani
Late 90s born Muzammil Bhai but still relatable.
Thanks for such insightful content
Exited for the part 2
This is my first comment on CZcams, I am from Karachi, and currently in Finland for my Masters, the, honestly I have learned so much from your podcasts, there is no one as per my knowledge who is bringing this premium insights for us who are in our early 20s, and looking for the people with whom we can connect and relate, in terms of our future aspirations. Drama and movie celebrities are not everyone's aspirations, they can bring some masalas while you are listening, but no sort of learnings. So in short, please continue what you are doing, in my journey, you are one of the most important find, that I will mention for ever for sure. Thank you
Muzamil bhai, first of all, it takes a lot of courage to honestly share your perspective with the audience. I appreciate your courage.
As someone born in 1997, I can relate to many of the things you talk about, although everyone has different experiences. I think you are the first person in Pakistan who is trying to be 100% transparent.
Previously, when I used to listen to Mooroo, he used to share his truth but from a left-wing perspective, which is why I don't listen to him anymore. I was amazed after watching your video because of the level of transparency and how well you explained your perspective. Now I can relate to every word you say.
I believe I'm one of the few viewers who understand your previous videos from an economic point of view, paying full attention and comprehending what you are trying to say.
Here is a little bit of my perspective: It seems that in Pakistan, many people tend to become extremists, whether they lean to the left or the right. This extreme polarization is a major problem in our society, leading to a growing disconnect among us.
I must admit that I, too, was once an extremist, and I may still exhibit extreme tendencies at times. However, I am committed to personal growth and my goal is to bridge the gap between these two major extremes. While it may seem impossible, I believe that with the help of intelligent and open-minded individuals like you, it can be achieved.
Thank you for giving words to my thoughts too. Nicely put feedback.
@@arshadmukhtar Your Welcome 🙂
@@zainarshad7684 it's great that you have this intention to Bridge that gap between two extreme sides of our society, that just shows you care about your country which many young people don't nowadays.
Big up yourself
@@goals27 Thank you brother ❤
beautiful answer ❤❤❤
bhai ap buht acha kr rhy ho main college main hon apny sary doston k sath yeh share bhi krta hon kindly career counselling par aik detail lecture dy dain youtube par is hawaly sy content nhi mila mughy thank you so much for your efforts Allah apko mazeed taraqi dy ❤❤
GET SOME MONEY AND GET INTO BEACONHOUSE BRO, ITS TOO '-EWWW' YOU WRITING ALL THIS IN R-URDU, poor mullah
That Western bubble in priv schools isn't only here in Pak but in several Middle East countries too. Such as Saudia etc.
Btw I'm grateful that I belong to that well groomed and characterised big private system. 🙏🏻❤️
So good to hear you talking about your childhood experiences and the overall thought process. The strict household when it comes to content consumption, disassociation, desensitised part, Marriott incident and looking down upon eastern culture is something I greatly relate with.
I’m currently 24 and going through a transition (midway)! This felt like fresh air.
Looking forward to the next part.
Lots of love.
Just don't lose yourself and get disconnect with your roots, no.matter what transition you go through. Just an advice
This is such an awesome idea! I always wanted utubers to do smthn like a "personal journey" thing so I'd stop alienating them as "famous people" and actually understand and relate to them as fellow Pakistanis who have alot more common with me than i think. Loving it; keep it going.
I watch your videos whenever I get free time. They are highly informative and the best part is that you don't judge; rather, you always provide a fresh perspective on things. By the way, your Urdu is improving day by day. It's always a pleasure to watch and listen to you. More power to you!
I think his urdu vocabulary is quite good ( better than most of this generation) .
Yeah actually I also noticed his Urdu today. It's improving.😂
@@goals27 i never said otherwise
@@AyeshaKhan-iv5fn yeah I just meant his vocabulary was always good .
It was a real dil ki batttt .
Just dont think of judgments ......
I like it brothers.
Most of the things u mentioned i agree with u❤
Love your genuineness
Desensitization towards violence as a Pakistani growing up in the early 2000's : This is so true, I feel the numbness taken over and had identified this as an issue but had never heard anyone address this, adding to that as a Pakistani living in the middle east where you were questioned on everything happening back home definitely made an impact on me in my formative years too.
Looking forward to the other parts
Honestly you represent my life when I was kid. I spent 10 years of my childhood in KSA, came in Pak in 2000 and then same story, But I never went abroad. My elder brother went to KSA, sent my younger sister to canada, my younger brother to Germany recently. But I stayed in Pakistan out of patriotism but now since I cant afford many things, I sometime regret not leaving pakistan, but I am still hopefull
Its takes so much courage to share this much raw thoughts.
Anxiously waiting for part 2.
Completely relatable. Growing up as a kid, you're told how Pakistan is the superpower and the best country to live in, Indians hate us and America is the villain. I remember how passionately Molvis were against America in Friday sermons or just generally in Duas after prayers. And then those PTV songs instilling a strong sense of nationality and love towards the Army so much so that I was upset I couldn't meet the eligibility criteria. Exposure to the internet really changes how you view the world, and the same thing happened to me. btw, I had completely forgotten about the Marriot blast, a neighbor lost his life who was about to get married in a few months, I guess I had repressed that memory. This goes to show just how desensitized my generation had become towards violence in those turbulent times. Looking forward to Part 2, especially how you flipped back to Eastern values! :)
The series that was much needed. So excited for it. Thank you Muzammil bhai.
This was so incredibly insightful, waiting for the next parts!! 🙌🏼
Best Best episode....Thank you so much Muzammil Bhai for being raw & vulnerable with us! 🥺🤍 Already Waiting for the part 2
Anxiously waiting for Part -2 .. (and it hit me a lot when u said that we were desensitized by those terror attacks) - Yes it imposed an extremely bad impact on us! And thanks for HUMANIZING YOURSELF for the Audience... And understanding their perspective and that's why you explained your upbringing and your major shifts...
Would love to hear the next Parts!
I have seen the whole thing. Appreciate your effort and Excited for the next part !!!
As Muzamil bae i knew the most of it about you bcz i have seen all of your podcasts, but we get to learn alot everytime just listening to you, and i would say k the transition and speacially the growth of me has a great part from your side, you have contributed a great chunk in last 4 to 4 years ig,
but khyr looking forword excitingly to the next two episodes and ofc the rest season geo polatics. jeety rahyn khud abad rahyn, we look up to you sir, 🎉💚🤞🏻
lovely! I can relate with you. on this shift from 1 school of thought from the other.
This is very relatable Muzamil, thank you for recording this. You have a great ability to elucidate your thoughts.
Simply amazing and so well articulated! This is exactly what goes on in the minds of students who study in private schools. You have described it in the best way possible. Most of us have felt this way. And this disparity exists in our education system, now very deeply rooted.
Wow. I am 42 and spent my very early years in Islamabad before moving to Peshawar around 85-89 before again moving back to Islamabad till I left in 2001. And my schooling followed a similar trajectory as well. You are a bit younger so thanks for making me feel old :( lol
Amazing stuff. You are right on the money on a lot of things and your observations and communication skills with those observations are at another level.
You are going amazing work. Keep it up 👍❤️
Loved to hear from you about your journey! Looking forward!
Two people I am really impressed of
1. Muzammil
2. Engr Ali Mirza
Both are worlds apart in their approach and mindset however I would love to have a conversation between these two personalities who are influencing the left and right and center of PAKISTAN
Uff too good I can relate with all great memories well done great job ❤❤❤
Yeah me also 😅
@@musabbinumair8763 I was going to recommend to you thanks bro💕
woah.. completely invested.. amazing.. cannot wait for other two parts! Some points are so similar. you are the same age as me. i am also the younger one in the family. all these world events impacted me too. its so fun to listen to something very similar!
Really enjoyed this one Muzamil. Thanks for sharing. Definitely there was a lot that i could identify with growing up in Pakistan.
This guy is gem, I thoroughly enjoyed the episode and loved every bit of it.
Thanks for this honest conversation and sharing your views on different aspects of life. ❤
Can't wait for next part!
Leaving DevSinc was a great decision! You're an inspiration to me when it comes to NOT going towards false, false-like ways and committing to ethics. Thank you Muzammil.
Why did he leave? The basic thought behind that? Though it was an energetic and fascinating news
Truly inspiring and thought provoking! Keep exploring, keep learning and evolving Muzammil bhai. 👍
Was interesting, looking forward for more
Very interesting journey. Glad you made this video for people to understand how we evolve, perspectives change and IF we are willing to learn and expose ourselves to different cultures with an open mind, we can actually develop a better world view which holds on to our morals but also hopes and works for improvement in the sectors that desperately need change.
Loved every bit of this "discussion". I guess we have all been through this transition.. Super relatable video and very engaging!!
Excited for the part 2 🎉
Muzammil Bhai, Incredible journey. Wait for next vid. Appreciated your efforts.
Very happy to hear u muzammil.waiting for ur secnd part...
what a wonderful episode! Loved the honesty
v good . looking fwd. for other parts .....
Such an interesting video man. It takes courage to open up in front of people.
Amazing how you explaing your evolution or transection of you thoughts and world-view till your the age, it interesting that you can narrate stages of your thought evolution. I remember you told before you were regular newspaper reader from your early age, and observing and trying to understand the society very thoughtfully.
Excited for the next part
Muzamil bhai we need people like you. Your thoughts are amazing ❤
loved the statement -poorani zamane ke parents ke liye bacche hi uunki poori life thi
Absolutely loved hearing this life story of yours. Learned alot from this🥰
Please do make more of these.
amazing story tellin skill you have and excellent observation bro keep it up.
Anxiously waiting for the next episode! very logical shift but see where the story ends...
Mae 2006 mae paida hua hun or pichlay 3 salon mae apni teenage mae hi Mane isse kai zyada keh lo k buri chezain dekh li hain. Khas tor pr army jisko mae hero manta tha wohi meri hmari azadi ki dushman nikli 😢💔or Pakistan k wo sach jo aaj tak top 1 percent ko hi pta thay aaj sab ko pta chal gye hain
Ye b ak evolution hai choty bhai, abhi jisko ap sach smjh rhy ho kiya pata 10 Saal baad different perspective ho?
Also, one thing you should know that army as an institution still is ( and should be) our ' hero ' because of wars etc it has fought for the country despite our disagreements and some differences with its policies or with few individuals
The way you are telling the story is very captivating. Looking forward to the next parts😊
Kudos to you mate. I can relate to you on most things you mentioned. Much love and stay safe.
EVERY SINGLE SECOND IS SO GOOD. LOVE HOW YOU TALK, KEEP IT UP FOR US
Reached till end n loved it.
Please don't discontinue the podcast. While everyone might be doing it no one does it better than you bhai
Muzammil...wooowwww just woow i loveeeeeeee ur podcasts.. this was the best one im sooo eagerly waityn for the second part. please never leave this job .. i have learnt alot from ur podcasts. i swear they are always best and so insightful. hatss off
This was really nice, nostalgia ❤
Thank you for sharing this very relatable life experience. It gives food for thought to revisit how we have developed the values and belief systems in our lives. Looking forward to the other parts
Good. That's so relatable. Waiting for your next podcast.
It is basically story of every teenager that has just started to consume internet a lot specifically consuming intellectual's content like watching podcasts, reading blogs, discussing several topics on discord server etc.
Quite interesting ...
Appreciatable
Doing good dear .
God speed
Relateable! would love to know how it dives back to the basics.
Can’t wait for tomorrow’s episode!!
Incredible waiting for 2nd video
Eagerly waiting for next episode ❤️
Well done maa sha Allah and what i like the most itni detail sy aj kal koi ni samjhta baat jis thran sy apne explain kia waiting ur next video
I love the way you explain things. it seems like we are at that time with you.
Love your content....
This is so good. Waiting for the next episode. ❤
Seeing this episode till the end. I felt there was a need to write this comment. I can resonate with your journey as i am part of the same generation and some what had the same backgroud as you do. Can completely relate to your evolution as a humanbeing in this journey. Being a student of psycotherapy can understand youve walked that road too and its clearly reflective in your dialogue. Bravo and thanks for bringing in parha likha content. Will drop a email soon for more contructive feed back
It would be awesome, if you add In next part, about your understandings related to business, political understandings from doing all of the podcasts
Subhan Allah, maine randomly ye video open ki thi because kal maine aap ki Russia ke bare main video dekhi thi so I thought ke sun ke dekhte hain aap kia kehna chahtay hain especially kisi ki life story sunna or kiunke aap age main mere se baray hain to overview lena ke mere bachpan ke time main dunya main kia chal raha tha, overall it was a very beautiful video and i would like to see how your world view further took its shape or main aap ka shukria ada kru ga ke aap ne ye samjha story share krni chahiye especially on the internet jahan log very easily chizon ko negative sense main lete hain❤❤😊😊
eagerly waiting for part 2.
too excited for next content…..❤
Great storytelling skill. Jumping to part 2.
OmG...sooo relatable, yes puhanch gaya, App nay buhat bura kiya sirf part 1 upload ker kay...plzzzzzz upload part 2 ASAP ❤
Same margalla BSS school, but I was in Uni by 2001, aur buhat instances per I feel and think the same way, becharay log unka perspective nahee hai, itna broad sochtay nahee, kia fazool batoon mai phasay hua hain.....you get it.
I feel I am still at the 20-year stage, but looking at some of the events, my thought process is also evolving in a different direction.
Beautiful and articulate, waiting for part 2.
Good to hear your story❤
Thank you for sharing your story!
I could relate to each and every word of your story Omg it feels as if we all were living the same life, that shift from opf to beacon, that case on your own home, your exposure to the world, specialy the time when there were terrorist attack it was very wierd times, each and every thing is the same that me and my brothers experienced.
One more thing please never stop making these videos I have watched all of your videos till now.
My husband and I watched your videos before the election and now that everything is happening we most of the time say 'see muzzamil told us ye hoga sab'
So thank you for making these videos and creating awareness. You are doing a great job 😊
I really enjoyed listening to your evolution. Thank You for sharing. Shan, Washington DC.
Keep it up!
Weldone
Brother I am glad to see someone also a beaconite going through these phases.
Mashallah so far things you have explained align with my life journey too
Ur storytelling skills are above par with everyone around. The clarity, the conciseness & in-depth knowledge of every subject you talk about is just commendable.
Ur story is so intriguing n i can't wait for second part.
Suggestion:
1. Plz make videos on career counselling.
2. Plz share how to think i.e. how you research n display topics systemically.
Very brave of you to share your life story in a very RAW and authentic manner. Looking forward to the upcoming parts
Amazing, realistic, connecting, open-minded, and intellectual video.
Loved it Muzammil bhai ❤
It takes courage to be so blunt in an online space when you have already gone through so much in the past. i really appreciate your openness and i hope this discourse develop a sort of understanding and humility in your viewers who lack the capcity to accept different point of views.
Thinking and growing my perspective with your evolution.... Thankyou very much
You're a great inspiration for someone like me who's a full time stay at home mom with a huge thirst of knowledge, I'm greatly indebted because all the opportunity I have for education is from your podcasts... I hope In future, I'm of some help for our future generations
Wonderful experience thanks brother❤
Waiting for your next one 🙌
Loved it connected well
I ws jumping on vedio..but when u started ur story..it was relatable til end. Eager to see next part
It is very interesting to see a person connecting his value system to his upbringing. With the current celebrity culture where all we see is the limelight and little to none of the actual background, it is very important to get to know the person behind and how he actually eveolved. This is also why I loved the TBT format where you started from the background. Found the video to be very insightful
Muzammil Bhai it is amazing❤
Waiting for part 2....i can relate to this era!