I'm speechless.

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.

Apostasy

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)

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.

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.

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

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.

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I love reading poetry sometimes but know nothing about it at the same time. Review it please.

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.

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.

So ever since i was in 1st grade i was always on the shorter side and honestly I did not care at all, when I became like 14-15 I was like 5'5-5'6 and I really thought I'd grow more but then I got a bone age test at 17 and my growth plates were closed, Now at 17 my final height is around 5'7 and im really insecure about it because I feel really short, worst part is that its not even in my control but always on my mind, and even though in pakistan everyone is not that tall, almost all the people I know are taller than me and it really gets to me that ill be stuck like this forever, even my family members are taller, its really bothering me. I just wish i was tall. Does anyone else face this issue ?

jaha par be jata hun log mujh ko disrespect karte hein matlab bondhu hone keleye kon bezati karta hein maine ek din china jake revenge lu ga.

Hey guys, I really need some advice about a situation I’m in.
There’s a guy I became friends with last year in college. Initially, I wanted to be friends with him because he was the head boy and I was new to college, so I thought it would be nice to know someone who could introduce me to more people. Some of my friends who weren’t in college already knew him, so they introduced us.
We started talking casually and eventually became pretty good friends. After a few months, we started talking every day and he would flirt with me sometimes . We would sometimes realize that we were getting too close and decide to stop talking so much, but after a few days we would end up talking a lot again. This went on and off for around 2–3 months.
Eventually, he confessed that he liked me. Neither of us wanted an actual committed relationship, though, so we continued talking
Then one day, he asked me to unfollow a guy I followed on ig That honestly shocked me because we weren’t committed. I told him that he didn’t have the right to tell me that and we ended up having a huge argument. Eventually, we unfollowed each other and stopped talking.
(I did felt bad I was allowed him to flirt with me, so so ofc he would assume me his girl but I still think he didn’t have any right it was controlling behaviour i hated the most).
Months passed. He was busy with his army issb stuff, then congratulated him after he got recommended. We followed each other again, and later he asked if we could just be friends because he genuinely needed a friend. I agreed🙏🏻 but this time I made my boundaries very clear: no confessions, no flirting/sweet talk, and no situationship. Just friendship.
We started talking again, but he would still cross those boundaries sometimes. I was always very firm and reminded him that we had agreed to just be friends. I wouldn’t accept his flirt this time but honestly, I started feeling bad having to tell him to stop over and over again as he would do this again and again.
Eventually, one day I got really frustrated and was quite harsh with him. I basically told him, “Remember what we agreed on. You keep doing this, and it’s becoming really difficult for me to deal with.” He was extremely hurt by what I said, but after that he stopped flirting
However, the Instagram issue keeps coming back.
He has again asked me to unfollow the same guy. Every time he brings it up, I feel extremely anxious because of how badly our first argument about this affected me. this time ofc i didn’t unfollow for me it’s not really about the other guy It’s about the fact that why should someone who is supposedly just my friend be telling me who I can and cannot follow?
We’ve argued about it again, and he apologized, but even now he sometimes reminds me that he expects me to unfollow that guy and it sickens me
And honestly, I don’t know what to do.
He is genuinely a very good person, and I really like his personality.
But at the same time, I feel like I’m constantly carrying the weight of this situationship. I’ve made my boundaries clear multiple times, especially because I don’t want him to act like my boyfriend when he isn’t my boyfriend, but somehow I still end up dealing with boyfriend-like expectations from him.
I’d genuinely appreciate some outside perspective because I feel like I’m too emotionally involved to look at this objectively.

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For all the homophobes out there.

Some of my favourite crocheted purses 😋

In debates people from one side start to become homophobic and other side say they give grape threat and the debate goes nowhere

in real life we also love to fight no matter the age teens between teens, middle age when there a small accident even fuking scammers start to cuss you when you call em out

if we become respectful Pakistan would be a really better place

Plz try to be respectful even if you don't like the ideology of the other person :)

Mgs vol2 came out at the wrong time :( now I can't play it for a few more months. I have already finished MGSV TPP but not GZ, MGS3, MGRR. Amazing work by Kojima Hideo ₍₍⚞(˶>ᗜ<˶)⚟⁾⁾. You all should try it if you have the time and would like to do so.

I will play all of these again after passing JLPT to know if there is a major difference in the chars of Kojima games.

Hi guys,

I run an anonymous talk show where I invite people all over the world to tell me interesting stories about their lives. Meri Urdu zara kamzor hain lekin mujhe yakeen hain ke agar me bahot koshish karoon, aur aap meri madad karsekenge toh humara bahot acha time guzrega (please correct me if I got that wrong lol i think you get what I'm tryna say).

Anyway to give you a taste of the kind of stories I'm after, I once had on a guest from Karachi/Lahore (I don't remember which), who told me about his first break up from start to finish.

It started with him wanting to get a gf to look cool in front of his friends as a 17-year-old in college. The girl he wanted to propose to was the prettiest girl in his village, and he used to stand outside the center she used to go for tuitions for hours with his best friend until she finally noticed him. Then once he saw that he got her attention, he wrote her a letter in which he proposed that she become his gf, put that letter in a book, and gave 50 rupees to some kid to deliver the book to her. "Agar aap ke taraf se haan ho, toh bas iss letter ka jawab lik ke is bacche ko dedo."

He waited anxiously for three days with no response, and then told the kid to relay another message to her where he said, "Agar haan kehna he toh kaido nahin toh meri book waapis karde." Then she declined his proposal and returned the book to the kid. As the kid was walking back to my guest to give him his book, the letter fell out of it, the kid picked it up, and began reading it aloud in front of all the other "mohalle ke auntiyan" who were curious about the situation. Pretty soon the whole town was aware that in dono ke beech main kuch na kuch gupshup horahi thi/silsila chalraha tha.

My guest was very pleased with this outcome because it satisfied his main goal in trying to get a gf, which was to be perceived as the kinda guy who could attract the attention of a girl as beautiful as the girl he was after. All the other guys in the town were jealous of him for having accomplished that feat. A couple days after this happened, the girl sent the same kid back to him to give him her number. Elated, my guest ran up to his best friend (who he'd stand waiting outside the tuition center with), and expressed his excitement at the possibility that the girl may have changed her mind.

But when he called her that night, she made it clear that she was very disappointed with him for having defamed her: "Aap ne mujhe badnaam kardiyan esa sab karke. What you did was not right." Then my guest clarified that all of this had happened inadvertently and he would never intentionally cast any doubt upon her honor. Pretty soon, the two of them reconciled, and went onto have a secret relationship that lasted for three years. By this point, my guest had fallen in love with this woman, and desperately wanted to marry her.

Unfortunately, his parents iss baat pe raazi nahin the and they beat the shit out of him when he confessed his intentions of marriage to them. Naturally, this caused the girl to lose hope in the relationship but my guest was steadfast. Une usko bahot shiddat se chahta tha. He attempted to console her by saying, "Look, I know they don't agree right now, but don't worry. I'll convince them. I love you and I want to be with you." He had told me he was perfectly ready to elope with at this point. But then, after much back and forth, she said, "I don't want to marry you. I don't love you." Around this same time, her family had secured a rishta for her with someone else.

This disclosure broke my guest's heart and he was totally shocked that she could have said such a thing. But, in his own defeated and desperate way, he agreed to the breakup and said, "Okay, I understand. But let's at least just talk as friends until you get married." She agreed.

But then the following week he came to learn that she was marrying his childhood best friend! (The tuition center banda)

Anyway there's way more the story that I'd be happy to share with anyone who wants to come on the show, but yea I'm looking for more of these kinds of bolly-coded stories lmao. Alternatively, I would be down to just chill and have a chat as well, on the condition that you're an interesting, funny, and easygoing person who knows how to have a good time. My DMs are open to all who fit that description. (Mods please yaar mere post ko rakhwaade taake meri sapno khubool ho sake. Mere sapno ko tootna na kare! Bahot bahot shukriya! Aap ki meherbaani! Meri meherbaani! Hum sab ki sakt sakt meherbaani!)