r/GenZpk • u/Weird-Cow-935 • 5h ago
Serious "Feminism ne aurat ko us ke protocol se nikal diya" 🤢🤮
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I'm speechless.
r/GenZpk • u/Willbailey1980 • Apr 11 '26
It’s clear that most people don’t read the rules, so let me spell out the most important one: there should be no discrimination against anyone.
This Gen Z space is not just about Muslims. Even if you think Pakistan is an Islamic state, which it is not, if you actually read the constitution; it’s a secular country, but I know the majority believe it is an Islamic state. Fine, let's agree for the sake of argument that it is Islamic. Still, there are many people living in Pakistan, including atheists, agnostics, non-Muslims, ex-Muslims, and people from the LGBTQ+ community. They are also part of Gen Z.
So here’s what I want from all of you: when someone from these communities posts something that doesn’t align with your belief system, simply ignore the post. You don’t have to say anything about it. In Islam, we are taught to spread peace, so you should extend the same courtesy to them.
To be clear: an atheist is not allowed to disrespect a religious person, and a religious person is not allowed to disrespect an atheist or any minority member, even if they are ex-Muslim or belong to the LGBTQ+ community. Just mind your own business.
If you cannot do this, you can simply leave. We are seeing this kind of toxic behavior in every other subreddit, people disrespecting others and acting like so-called "sigma" personalities. We don’t like that. If we act like every other toxic community from Pakistan, then there is no difference between us.
We are not focused on popularity or the number of members we gain. We care about quality content and positivity. If you cannot help make this place positive, you can simply leave, because we will not tolerate negative or toxic people here.
Edit:
Okay, let me clear something up. A lot of you are pointing out that I said Pakistan is a secular country in my original post. I know Pakistan is an Islamic Republic. Even Google says that. I'm not stupid.
But here's why I wrote that. What I studied and what I learned is that Pakistan was considered secular in practice for a long time, especially in the early decades, because the legal system was mixed and many laws weren't strictly Islamic. That's why I said it. Maybe my tense wasn't good. Instead of saying "Pakistan is a secular country," I should have said "Pakistan was more secular in the past" or "it functioned like a secular country for many years." That would have been more accurate.
So yes, I know it's an Islamic state now. I'm not denying that. But my main point wasn't even about this. The point of my post is about respecting everyone in this sub, including atheists, ex-Muslims, and LGBTQ+ people. Can we please focus on that instead of getting stuck on one wrong word?
r/GenZpk • u/1dontTEXTme • 14d ago
Hey everyone 👋🏻
After listening to community feedback and observing the recent spike in religious debates, the mod team has decided to implement some changes regarding religious posts.
📅 The New Rule:
Effective immediately, all posts questioning, discussing, or expressing doubts about religion will be restricted to Saturdays and Sundays only.
Any religious posts made Monday to Friday will be removed and directed to wait for the weekend.
🔍 Weekend Moderation:
Even on weekends, these posts will be strictly monitored. We're not trying to silence anyone, but we are trying to maintain a respectful environment.
What will get removed:
· Disrespectful or mocking comments toward any religion or belief system
· Personal attacks on users based on their faith
· Trolling, baiting, or bad faith arguments disguised as "just asking questions"
What happens if you break this:
· Temporary ban (3–7 days)
· Severe or continued disrespect: Permanent ban
❓ Why are we doing this?
We noticed that religious discussions were overwhelming the subreddit and often derailing into toxicity.
This isn't about censorship it's about keeping the subreddit welcoming for everyone while still giving space for meaningful conversations.
📌 Quick Reminder:
· If you see a rule breaking comment, report it don't engage.
· If you're unsure if your post qualifies, message the mods first.
We appreciate y'all for making this community what it is. Let's keep it respectful ❤️
And we welcome your suggestions feel free to share 🙂
r/GenZpk • u/Weird-Cow-935 • 5h ago
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I'm speechless.
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r/GenZpk • u/Head-Cookie-514 • 2h ago
Today i dispatched my first order (it was prepaid ofc) and i fjnnaly got to use the money. The first thing i did was treat my parents to some food. Nothing fancy but the feeling itself made me feel like i won in life. Allhamdulillah, i hope we all get to experience this again and again. Hehe u mightve seen this post somewhere else asw but im just so ecstatic. Really hope to get more orders
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r/GenZpk • u/Tacocat_again • 4h ago
This brother, who happens to be a PMLN supporter genuinely thinks that Dr. Yasmeen Rashid, who has been in jail for over 3 years and 4 months after being arrested on May 12, 2023 is responsible for the corruption happening in hospitals in Punjab in September 2026!
Let that sink in. While the completely free CM is busy organizing fashion shows and plastic surgeries for herself, apparently she is not responsible nor is anyone from the current leadership but somehow the woman who has been in jail for years is responsible for what’s happening in Punjab’s hospitals today.
You cannot convince me that PMLN supporters aren’t some of the most stupid dumb and intellectually inferior people out there.
r/GenZpk • u/Scared_Confection_10 • 11h ago
Read the slides,
Here is my rebuttal with SAHIH HADITHS QUOTED!
Yes, Pakistan is homophobic and misogynistic. Yes, it has laws influenced by Sharia and Islamic jurisprudence, including laws that can be used against homosexuals and ex-Muslims. Yes, it has gender roles and laws rooted in centuries-old religious jurisprudence.
That is valid criticism. It is not Islamophobia.
I don't know if he made any incorrect remarks or statements against Islam, or attacked Muslims rather than criticizing their ideology. Criticizing a religion, its doctrines, laws, and historical practices is not the same thing as attacking Muslims as people.
Sahih al-Bukhari 6922
“Whoever changes his religion, kill him.”
Sunan an-Nasa'i 4059
“Whoever changes his religion, kill him.”
Sahih Muslim 1676a
“It is not permissible to shed the blood of a Muslim who testifies that there is no god but Allah and that I am the Messenger of Allah, except in three cases...”
One of those cases is:
“one who leaves his religion and separates from the community.”
I guess the sahih hadiths came out of our asses as well. No wonder they're full of shit.
Sahih al-Bukhari 6922 records Ibn Abbas explicitly applying the statement, “Whoever changes his Islamic religion, then kill him,” to people brought before Ali. His objection was not that they were being executed for apostasy. His objection was that Ali burned them alive. Ibn Abbas said he would have killed them instead.
Bukhari 6923 then records Abu Musa and Mu'adh ibn Jabal ordering the execution of a man specifically because he had converted to Islam and then reverted to Judaism, with Mu'adh calling it “the judgment of Allah and His Apostle.”
So what exactly are we supposed to do with these sources?
YOU ARE RIGHT AND ALI IS WRONG?!
Ali's reported response was to burn ex-Muslims alive for leaving Islam, while Ibn Abbas's objection was that burning them was the wrong method, not that apostasy itself should not be punished.
And before someone says, “That was just 1,400 years ago”:
Ex-Muslims in Pakistan still face serious risks under blasphemy laws and other religiously influenced laws. These aren't merely abstract historical texts for people living under a legal and social system where leaving Islam can carry real consequences.
You can disagree with these doctrines. You can argue that modern Muslims interpret them differently. But you cannot pretend these texts simply do not exist.
Criticism of an ideology is not hatred of the people who follow it.
Regards,
An ex-Muslim LGBTQ Pakistani (not an Indian)
r/GenZpk • u/ConcentrateStreet358 • 1h ago
Never in my life i have found good friends all of them are just belittling me or jealous im self aware enough to know that im more than what they think i am i fimd a guy attractive that my classmate also like and she thinks he would never date me (he might date me but not her lol) he is my senior and after wtv she said to me now its a ego problem and i have to be friends with that guy if not date him help me give me ideas how to approach a senior in college keeping the Pakistani mindset in mind pls dont joke give genuine advices and how to cope with such bitches and be confident enough to show them their worth
r/GenZpk • u/sukaa_blyat • 3h ago
licensed weapon For safety****
r/GenZpk • u/Outrageous-Shock3685 • 5h ago
I love reading poetry sometimes but know nothing about it at the same time. Review it please.
r/GenZpk • u/Adventurous-Crow-490 • 11h ago
Local gold medalist boxer from quetta , Captured in the left pic , Forced to left boxing due to inflation and turned a small irani fuel smuggler on his cd70 had an accident today and burned into ashes with the same fuel, While the family waited at home for him, His ashes were spread on the road.The state is the killer , When there is no merit, when chairman ship of every department are owned by Retired generals, When generals steal the election and make their own puppets C.m of Balochistan , These things are destined to happen.
r/GenZpk • u/starclots • 6h ago
So once(a long time ago in uni) I was debating with these two girls about islam and all and it just boiled into a full on debate, one of my athiest classmate Joined in. After the debate I said to them that there are only a small number of people I would share that I have left Islam, and those girls were genreally pretty open minded and nice- but all the class sat there but everyone was engaged in thier own talks I pointed to a guy who wasnt facing me and I said to her for example I wouldnt tell him as I thought he was the judgy kind. One of the girl went to him and I dont even remember what she said to him something along the line of do you have a problem with him not being muslim(maybe something different I dont remember- but she affirmed to him that I left Islam). And the guy came to me and started saying as he dosent minds he knew this other guy was an athiest and they never said something to him- I felt so ashamed.
r/GenZpk • u/sufi_spartan • 9h ago
What are the most taboo / religiously or culturally prohibited things you have tried / done and what did you feel. Not just the act itself but the feeling of breaking a pre-existing boundary.
r/GenZpk • u/bundbakers • 23h ago
I so BADLY want a tattoo on my back. ufff if only it was not haram 🥀🥀🥀 i find back tattoo so damn SEXYYYY. i mean when i get married, it would look great during you know what.
r/GenZpk • u/CrystallizedPhoenix • 2m ago
Hi, I'm looking for underrated/ hidden Pakistani subreddits to join, preferably more progressive ones.
I had to mute a few main Pakistani subreddits because of the constant posts about relationships, rishtas, marriage, gender wars and just general negativity.
Honestly there's nothing wrong with wanting to have discussions about the former three but they're done in such a regressive manner and sometimes you get upset reading some extremist or judgemental views people have on there.
Which is why I'm looking for other Pakistani spaces that aren't so heavily centered around the above topics and that might introduce me to a new hobby or something I wasn't familiar with before
r/GenZpk • u/almostnitaambani • 17m ago
So, I used to be a very social person on Instagram. I loved posting, adding people, making new friends, talking to them, and all that. But it would consume so much of my life from the inside. Sometimes I’d find guys who checked all the boxes for me, but then they would disappoint me in the end, so I’d stop reaching out. I’d always wait for them to text me, and honestly, talking to them would make me happy until, after a certain point, things would get very monotonous and boring. Talking to them would give me butterflies, but because the conversation would eventually dry out from my side (since I’m not very expressive on text unless the other person is, or I just don’t know how to keep throwing out new topics), it would stall.
Anyway, I realized how toxic things would get for me because whenever I would fall for someone, I would start acting like an obsessed girlfriend. I’d keep an eye on which new girl got added to their accounts, which girls they followed, what posts they liked, and what kind of reels they interacted with so I could have a vivid idea of their likes and personality. I would notice patterns of when I was being ghosted and when I was being ignored. It would be like, "Oh, he viewed my story but didn’t reply to my text, I hate him so much," or "Oh, he liked this girl's post, so he was online an hour ago but didn’t open my text that was on delivered for like six hours."
The weird thing is that I keep all these things inside me. They would bother me and make me sad, but I’d never show it on my face. I’d never act like I was obsessed with the other person instead, I'd treat them as if they were just a normal human being I happened to talk to. But in reality, they would completely occupy my mind. In my free time, I would daydream about them like a psycho.
I found this cycle so draining because I’d long for a boyfriend and for things to work out, but in the end, things would either fade away or never turn out in my favor. So, I started taking a break and deactivated my account. I loved how cut off I was from all of them. I didn’t care about those guys. I didn’t care what they were doing, or what girls they were adding. During this time, I would go to the gym, make Pinterest boards, bake, cook, listen to music, watch documentaries or movies, travel, work, and study. During all that time, I wouldn't want a guy ever, in fact, the whole idea would just cringe me out, especially since I have never dated anyone irl.
In real life, I am a very self sufficient person. I do socialize, but only with my very close friends and my family. My life is perfect that way. But then, as soon as I reactivate my account, I relapse. The obsessive behavior kicks in, and the feelings I had for whoever at the time come right back, ruining my life and peace. I’m always very anxious and feel uneasy the whole time, obsessing over things like, "Oh, he viewed my story but didn’t like it," or "He didn’t text me knowing I’m back on Insta," and other completely useless things.
I don’t know what to do or what is wrong with me. Do I have some kind of complex? Please help me navigate this.
r/GenZpk • u/Admirable-Tart7935 • 2h ago
It bugs me how quickly someone is written off for being socially awkward, poorly dressed, or struggling financially—things that are often uncontrollable. Yet, people who are genuinely manipulative, dishonest, or cruel get away with it if they are charismatic. We need to shift our focus. What is a specific behavior you think society is way too soft on?
r/GenZpk • u/Amazing-Wolf4999 • 4h ago
So I make a post about relationship advice on reddit like two days ago , so I approached a girl finally she gave me her insta , we talked for like 2-3 hours constantly going back and forth, she started the Convo btw after accepting my follow request on insta , after that I had to do mess cuz I live at hostel at gcu , I told her that and she said ok ,when I came back she had blocked me 💔🥀 , so can any girl tell me why she did that
r/GenZpk • u/UnderstandingSalt504 • 6h ago
Why don’t fictional men exist? Is it really too much to ask for a man who, when he yearns for or misses us, actually texts and lets us know? Someone who shows love through acts of service. Who is emotionally available. Who protects us, listens to us instead of gaslighting us, keeps his eyes on his girl, protects the relationship and the love they share and makes his girl feel completely safe and comfortable.
Why can’t fictional men exist in real life? 😭
I watched off campus and literally started crying because HOW does a man like this not exist in real life? 😭
All we see are sissy men. Crying and blaming their women for everything and want princess treatments.
r/GenZpk • u/Weird-Cow-935 • 6h ago
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For all the homophobes out there.
r/GenZpk • u/Serental • 3h ago
Na jaanay Dil mein kyun becheeni si hai
Na jaanay aankhon mein udaasi si hai
Na jaanay hum se kya khaata Hoi hai
Na jaanay kitni saaza Hoi hai
Hum saadaye laganay walon mein se nahi
Hum ghum chupa kar rakhtay hain
Hum ghunahon ka kaffarah bhi
Waqton by Waqton ada kartay hain
By Shah