Mr Chaudary, you may not have had schooling because of a mean, impatient teacher, but you are a brilliant minded man and very intelligent. Your straight forward honesty and integrity are so important. We love you all, as you are humble, kind and happy. You all bring joy to us.

@dagadag5599

2 жыл бұрын

Btw it's common in soth Asia for teachers to you punish this kids harsh

@vivaldi1948

2 жыл бұрын

He is a class act.

@Meandmymirror

2 жыл бұрын

That person should have been held accountable for hurting a child over a piece of fruit!

@siffny7714

2 жыл бұрын

@@dagadag5599 not everywhere but yes it can be common in certain places

@eemaan6673

2 жыл бұрын

@@dagadag5599 Not in Maldives. I know parents who have sued the teachers just because they yelled at students.

Do these gentlemen realize what wonderful worldwide ambassadors for their culture they are? What treasures! If money were not an issue I would love to grant them their wishes. They deserve this and more. Thank you to whoever created this channel and found these gentlemen.

"Corona broke the poor people like hell. It made them starve for days." Rana speaking with brutal honesty about what he had seen. Hearing those words come from him really hit me. I really enjoyed learning about these guys.

@byeebitch

2 жыл бұрын

@Remy I would understand that statement. It is said that multiple global diseases are one of the Signs of the end times in Islam, or what people would say Doomsday or the Judgment Day.

@YaYaPaBla

Жыл бұрын

I can only imagine their suffering. Heartbreaking,

@giraffesinc.2193

Жыл бұрын

So horrible. Everyone (except the elite) have suffered so much, and many still do.

@retsamyar

7 ай бұрын

@@giraffesinc.2193 The CCP's careless and brutality has touched everyone. They MUST be stopped.

@12marcusboy

4 ай бұрын

Not to mention those who died in hospitals alone put in a room with no family allowed to attend. @@giraffesinc.2193

I imagine these men, going home and telling their family about the foods they have tasted. This channel is a gift to the world.

@fs5775

Жыл бұрын

Chaudary talking about his Magnum bar, what a joy!

I'm blown away how genuine everyone is on this channel. In a world full of narcissists and phonies just looking for likes, this channel is a breath of fresh air. I love everyone!

@turdcurd9082

2 жыл бұрын

What does a narcissist and phonie mean?

@savagesausage7358

2 жыл бұрын

@@turdcurd9082 i guess living in the 21st century u must be fimiliar with google? aren't you?🤷

@turdcurd9082

2 жыл бұрын

@@savagesausage7358 if you could type all of that you could type the answer to my questions

@AncientIntegrations

2 жыл бұрын

@@turdcurd9082 narcissist is someone who only thinks of themselves. They view relationships as a method to get their needs met. They have no capacity to emotionally connect. They have no ethics and regularly manipulate warm-hearted, empathetic people and feed off of their control over such people whom they view as “emotional and weak.” You’ll find them in leadership of big companies, unfortunately in medicine, influencers on social media, and any other industry in positions obsessed with money and fame over being a human. The abuse they distribute to decent folk is so bad people become physically sick and lose all their confidence because of them. It is a personality disorder but at lower severity is a nasty personality trait. They have no capacity to understand their inner world and therefore no ability to empathize with others. They blame everyone else for things that goes bad in their lives and are extremely unfaithful to their partners and abusive to their kids. In india if they are parents this looks like parents who physically and emotionally abuse their babies because they cannot feel it is psychologically destroying those babies. This is what a narcissist does.

A funeral prayer for a sparrow was so beautiful. I was the same when I was a child. I saw, and still see, the value in even the smallest or most overlooked life. I hope you don't ever lose this gentleness of heart.

@gengetoneke10

2 жыл бұрын

Glad someone spoke about this

@JarodMoonchild1975

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I don't even kill a wasp, that's found its way into my home by accident, but instead let them out the window again. I'm basically a jainist like that, but I do kill pesky insects, like mosquitos and flies, and anything that would try to feed on your blood. Vampire animals or insects, if you will. Not as hardcore as a true jainist, but very similar, I think. And thankfully, our species of wasps, aren't really aggressive, either, but I don't want them inside the house with me, anyway. Just the sound of a wasp or bumblebee, will wake me up, if I'm asleep. 🤣🤣🤣

@crazynance

2 жыл бұрын

His eye is on the sparrow.. your prayers were heard, Brother Rana

@giraffesinc.2193

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Valuing life is something that is so important and I appreciate you both for recognizing that.

A funeral for a sparrow shows great love for life. I appreciate the memory he shared. A man with great blessings to have such a warm & caring heart.

I love how Tahir used to go scrumping, skip school, watches Bear Grylls and also has a descent singing voice.👍

@gengetoneke10

2 жыл бұрын

He’s such a cool dude

@izzymhee2430

2 жыл бұрын

If you never got to skip school, "find" a watermelon and chill at the ol' swimming hole on a hot day day you missed something special. So glad such experiences are shared around the world

@Awood2207

2 жыл бұрын

Tahir is low-key 'murica

@rockymavia5945

2 жыл бұрын

@@izzymhee2430 you are probably from a hot part of the world or south in north america not common in north.

@stephenhensley5631

Жыл бұрын

And the haunted parrot .I love the way his mind works !

Tahir Saab is like the uncle who tells you how things actually are when you’re a kid while all other adults are telling you the “the official story.” You respect him BECAUSE he admits to bunking school, not despite it.

"Our soul remains in you people..." What a lovely quote from Dr. Tahir. ❤️

@chrishna987

Жыл бұрын

Love is love

5:51-6:21, Mr. Tahir talking about skipping/bunking off school, and his mother knowing he had done so, made me laugh. Mothers know! 😂

“ I have wish to visit Holy Kaaba. I want to go there to seek forgiveness for my sins.” What a beautiful response. I love these guys so much!

@Spiritualwarfare587

Жыл бұрын

Only christ can forgive your sins and nothing else above this has authority over sin

@sugagal1000

Жыл бұрын

@@Spiritualwarfare587 Only God can forgive your sins. Even Jesus prayed to God.

@zammy5674

Жыл бұрын

@Spiritual warfare didn't christ died for our sins? How can a dead mean forgive our sins when he himself died for our sins And why would God send his son to die for sins of others It's like judge dying so the murderer can be freed

You need to give them recipe cards with the dish and ingredients. That way they can prepare them at home.

@ifka3974

2 жыл бұрын

With alternative options

@FuhzyLiquids

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah ingredients aren't really available like that it seems.

@venomgeach9690

2 жыл бұрын

show them how to make the food dishs they love! then make videos with them trying, so they can make it at home. 👍

@cac2821

2 жыл бұрын

I think they still can’t afford the foods even if they have the recipe.Gul said he wanted to make Gumbo but couldn’t afford the ingredients

@NoOne-zo6gj

2 жыл бұрын

@@cac2821 I think it was because he was trying to get all the same proteins in the version he had, gumbo can be made with 1 or more proteins, all the other ingredients, except safafras, they currently eat. Cajun cooking is poor peoples food at it core, they ate any critter they caught or raised.

You just cannot love these guys enough, they are the epitome of goodness. Each of them has a story to tell and yes God bless them.

@michaelkeller5927

2 жыл бұрын

This was so wholesome! The way they talked about their friendship made me smile

@dewilew2137

Жыл бұрын

As much as I’d like to believe that, they do also belong to an inherently misogynistic and homophobic culture and religion. They would never show us those aspects of their beliefs though.

@AamirAliyoutube

Жыл бұрын

@@dewilew2137 exactly

When Mr. Chaudhary Raffique said his teacher used to beat him I felt so bad. That is a terrible thing to go through when all you're trying to do is get an education. It made me feel more bad because Chaudhary reminds me so much of my grandfather who has cancer right now, the two are very alike. Mentally I mean. Both of them love sweets and have gone through something when they were young. Both are so positive even when the world struck them hard. I'm glad Chaudhary still keeps up a very happy and positive life no matter the past, very big inspiration :).

@lindajohnston2032

2 жыл бұрын

Your grandfather should consider to stop eating sugar. It is said that sugar FEEDS cancer.

@rranni

2 жыл бұрын

He reminds me of my dad so much too

@Kashkha7

2 жыл бұрын

I wish God to cure your grandfather & bring him back to perfect health & happiness to be shared with you all amen.

@Tuxicho

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindajohnston2032 Yeah we know lol, it's not like he eats sugar all the time. He's always had a sweet tooth but he's mature enough to know not to eat much sugar.

@HM-wn2in

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of when I went to Pakistan last year and my little cousin told me her teacher beat her for forgetting a book. I was infuriated and decided to talk to the teacher. The teachers don't really care so I had to do something quite immoral which I can't say online to ensure that every teacher in the school would comply with my simple request of not raising their hands on children.

I wish someone would teach Chaudhary to read. He's such an intelligent, caring man. I think it would do wonders for his self esteem and he would enjoy learning all the world has to offer.

@Meandmymirror

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to teach him to read if I knew his language

@MrDdaland

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure that he can't read, He's said here (and in other videos) that he quit school be cause of the teacher and then to work. Doesn't mean he can't read

@martyrose

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDdaland He's said several times that he can't read. Perhaps that means he doesn't read well.

@tmar8959

Жыл бұрын

This is an excellent suggestion. Mr Chaudhary is such a kind gentleman this would do wonders for him, let's repost this over and over so they hopefully see it.

@DigitalDuelist

Жыл бұрын

Maybe we can donate to get him a tutor if he would like that. I know they enjoy gifts from time to time

3/4 of the TPT team: I'll be happy to answer any questions as best I can. Tahir: LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THIS HAUNTED PARROT

@a2g2u2s.t.d

2 жыл бұрын

he always has the best anecdotes

@mahaduzumaki6643

2 жыл бұрын

i dont think you understand what he said. in islam when someone dies you pray jannazah (funeral prayer) over them. You dont pray it for animals. He was saying that in his childhood he was so innocent he prayed the prayer for his parrot.

@felreizmeshinca7459

2 жыл бұрын

@@mahaduzumaki6643 Actually the one praying janaza is a different person.

@mahaduzumaki6643

2 жыл бұрын

@@felreizmeshinca7459 oh yea mb

@TreeFreak

2 жыл бұрын

I loved his song

These guys have brought such smiles to my face since discovering them. Bless them all

@micheledavidswife4336

2 жыл бұрын

Same 💯♥️

i love the skinny glasses dude. he's a character. he loved beef stew. he watched the trailer for x-men and wants to see the golden gate bridge. unlike the others who want to see the luxury of dubai, he wants to go and do bear grylls survival shit

Rana Sir...please never lose the innocence that moved your heart for a sparrow 💜. Blessings, all 🌸🌹. Edit.. anyone notice the songs are all beautiful love songs? 💜💜💜

How wonderful to hear the answers from them personally. Make this a scheduled regular segment and you'll get all kinds of views.

@ai235pl

2 жыл бұрын

100%. A monthly Q&A would be awesome. Hopefully TPT see this!

@conservativesheildmaiden5186

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%. A monthly interview show would be wonderful!

@mlanae20

2 жыл бұрын

I suggest every other month, to keep the level of interest and anticipation high. 😊

@biologychic7292

2 жыл бұрын

You could have them ask us questions too!

@mlanae20

2 жыл бұрын

@@biologychic7292 That’s a great idea as well!

This is my FAVORITE of all their videos by far! And the man who said the funeral prayer for a sparrow stole my heart because of that. What a beautiful heart he has. All these guys have great singing voices. I hope we have more of this type of video.

When Chaudhry said a stick ice cream, I knew right away he was referring to magnum. I remember watching that video and seeing how much he enjoyed it.

I really enjoyed this. If money was no option, I would fly all of them and their families here to Kentucky USA - and visit and eat some great restaurant's. Then send them to their dream places. They are keeping their authentic selves - a humble, spiritual and genuine people. Thanks so much for this insight! We LOVE watching them!

@anitajinfla9762

2 жыл бұрын

Same..... Im wishing I'd hit the PowerBall/Mega Millions. I'd help them travel as well and enjoy seeing their favorite places in person and a bit extra for them and their families. They're so humble and kind...

@jolla9963

2 жыл бұрын

I think that if money was no issue for all of us, then they would be busy seeing a lot of nations, meeting a lot of people, and spreading their love and good will amongst us. They would end up being some of the most well travelled people on the planet.

@CuttySobz

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way :) God bless your loving heart

@CraigDoesDays

2 жыл бұрын

Would love to see a kickstarter to fly them all to these places! Mecca, Dubai, Hawaii, USA, and film the whole thing! How epic!

@bubbleslee8724

2 жыл бұрын

Instead of these crap movies they try to slap down our throats, it would be awesome to see these gentlemen being welcomed in other countries with local food & festivities. None of that sex, foul language & other crap they throw at us, just wholesome men & their families visiting other wholesome people throughout the world. I would love that so much! I would invest in that project.

Tahir Nawab you would LOVE Hawaii. I am born and raised and we have this thing called "The Aloha Spirit", which is a very deep love for ALL! You are welcome to come to Maui, I will be your personal concierge. It would be wonderful to have you all visit, try our food, and swim at the beach! We need a sponsor for you guys! Aloha from Maui!

Did anyone else get a giggle out of Mr. Khan's attempted flight to Dubai? 😆 🤣 😂 🛩

@rianamohamed300

2 жыл бұрын

Aww shame it was sad. But funny too.

@SP-Steel

2 жыл бұрын

He was conned by a manpower agent (or perhaps an imposter). 4000 rupees may not sound much, but it must have been a small fortune to Mr. Gul Sher. But he can still laugh it off. What a man. It's a strange world we live in. We have people like Mr. Gul Sher with almost child like innocence, and some @ssholes who take advantage of it.

@michaelkeller5927

2 жыл бұрын

@@SP-Steel it made it even more sad when he later said he wanted to cook gumbo for his kids but couldn't afford the ingredients. They don't have much so to be scammed like that must have been horrible at the time

@LindaC616

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelkeller5927 and sad that he still has Dubai on his list of places to visit....😔

@wolfe6220

2 жыл бұрын

It's amazing he can smile & laugh about it. If I had 5 minutes alone with that scammer and a baseball bat... I would scare him so bad he would beg to give Mr. Khan his 4000 rupees back.

I love their honesty and trust. These are good people. I hope this exposure to the world will not ever change their character.

I really appreciate this gentlemen. May all their wishes come true. Sad that Gul Sher Khan got scammed by that thief, and that Rafique was beaten by his coward teacher.😡🖖

@rianamohamed300

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, very sad. What a shame that he was conned. And poor Choudary lost his education because of an 'educator'. Pathetic. They dont know the impact they can have on lives.

@ahsanvirk130

2 жыл бұрын

Rafique probably went to a public, government or village school, teachers there used to punish students by intimidation and beating them with different tools, if a student didn't do his homework, was naughty, then he was told to put his hand out and the teacher would smack it with a wooden ruler till the hand was swollen, if a group of boys was naughty or hadn't done their homework then they were asked to come out into a field where they were lined up and told to bend down, the rest of the class watched while the teacher beat the students with a large wooden cane, this was a warning to the rest of the students to complete their work on time and not be mischievous, the beaten students couldn't sit down properly afterwards because their butts were so swollen it hurt....my uncle and dad went through the same ordeal, this became a very big deal once word reached the parents, it was published in the news and henceforth, beating and caning was banned by the government, teachers caught doing this would have their licenses revoked and sent to jail for assault

@jadeanfe9336

2 жыл бұрын

mehh dont we worry iv been beaten a couple times too yknow not a big deal we aint softies....XD its a rite i guess?

@davidsotovega9113

2 жыл бұрын

@@jadeanfe9336 I'm not soft neither. But when I was a kid, I remember a couple of "animals" (men & women included) that for any circumstances used to enjoy beaten kids. Not respect for those kind of people. I know that you have to discipline, and some kids are problematic but I hate abusers.

@jadeanfe9336

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidsotovega9113 i agree with you....abuse is "animalistic"

I love how they were asked what kind of music they listen to and they responded by singing their favorite songs !

I never expected that Rafique, Tahir and Rana grew up together! I love that! Now I want to hear stories about their youth together!

Mannnnnnn I’d love a chance to host any of these guys and their family. We’d have one hell of a time and Google translate would be begging for a break 🤣🤣🤣

Now that the channel has nearly half a million subscribers, I certainly hope all of these men are being fairly compensated for their time! 💯❤️👍

@Meandmymirror

2 жыл бұрын

I guess it’s a big secret. I have asked about that before

@terrywall3287

2 жыл бұрын

They earn very little from KZread. The Patreon membership actually pays them more and often is needed just to keep funding the KZread videos.

@Meandmymirror

2 жыл бұрын

@@terrywall3287 But they have so many subscribers doesn’t that count for something? I don’t really understand how KZreadrs get paid I hope all the gifts they are receiving makes up for the low pay

@liaxiara2921

2 жыл бұрын

There's no way any of these men should be struggling to pay for food with this many subscribers. One financial stream for KZreadrs is advertising. You can't tell me the owner of this channel isn't making any money. It's frustrating to think these men are being used so someone else can profit. I sincerely hope that's not the case.

@izzymhee2430

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Meandmymirror I think the number of subscribers just affects the ad revenue. More subscribers = more fractions of a penny per ad viewed. From what I've heard revenue is weird and complicated - it depends on the subject/category of video, where (countries) it's viewed most, and other factors. Plus the tube of you takes a big cut of that of course. Many channels are lucky to clear a couple of thousand dollars per million views

I loved hearing them singing their favorite songs!! It gave us a peek into their music and feelings when they hear it. ❤️

@LindaC616

2 жыл бұрын

Rafique: "Love Stinks" Rana: "I've Lost That Loving Feeling" Tariq: "Everything I Do"

It's so cool that some of you Gentlemen know each other since childhood and now you All are Great Team Mates Thank you and Me Producer Blessings ✌️🍀♥️💚💙🤗💞

Everyone in the world needs to watch this video - they are so humble, thankful and respectful - May God bless them and their families

@CuttySobz

2 жыл бұрын

In the name of Jesus Christ

@jackieblue9536

2 жыл бұрын

I know these guys are so kind ..the world would be a better place💜💜💜💜💜

@BeLikeNoOne

2 жыл бұрын

@Asgeir No, They are genuinely nice people.

@CuttySobz

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeLikeNoOne How in the eff would you even know that lol do you know them in person?? I highly doubt it. Typical know it all

@CuttySobz

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeLikeNoOne I'm not saying they are bad people but to say for a fact they are good people is ridiculous considering you don't even know them. You should have said they SEEM like nice people or they COME ACROSS as very nice or genuine lol. Then again pretty much everyone does when they are a getting payed to be on camera.

"Don't complaint for the atrocities of your lover, everyone who loves have to bear it" Cuts deep!

you NEED to do more of these. this was awesome

I enjoyed this very much and feel like I know each man as a person now. It’s one of the best ones you’ve ever done! 🌟

@georgegraham6507

2 жыл бұрын

You echo my thoughts exactly!

@anitajinfla9762

2 жыл бұрын

I agree....

14:45 - Chaudhary Raffique's love for his family humbles us all. So many wonderful and humbling moments throughout this video.

I want these men to have everything their hearts desire!!! They're the best!

I love how close to God you all are and the pride in your work. I am going to try to go through some of your videos and write out the recipes of things you've eaten so you can try to make. Ì know some of the ingredients you might not be able to get or afford so I will try to supplement ingredients with ones you might be able to get. I am from Canada and we sometimes use a bit of different ways to make our food the the US. So you might get double recipes, one with Canadian and one with USA.

@felreizmeshinca7459

2 жыл бұрын

God bless you for your effort.

How harder their lives are than ours, and yet they are a positive, humble and kind people. I have special respect for Mr Chaurdary, he looks very honest and sincere.

I took a class on Islam recently. Despite being a Christian living in the United States, where many look down on the Muslim faith, I found it incredibly intriguing, to learn about its history. I met some great people, and learned a lot about their culture. These people are no different to us. They have unwavering dedication to their faith, friends, families, and brothers-in-arms, and for that I admire them greatly.

@ahartakpower

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@artistpolarbear1467

Жыл бұрын

its refreshing to see people reaching out and learning about one another's culture and religion !

@suzandefneklc8167

Жыл бұрын

Islam varies between countries and ethnicities. Just like how Christianity has Eastern Orthodoxy and Protestants and Mormons, so does Islam. The Islam in Pakistan is not the same in Bosnia or Turkey. The Islam in Lebanon is not the same as in Pakistan, etc.

@artistpolarbear1467

Жыл бұрын

@@suzandefneklc8167 not at all really ! Islam is one worldwide its just that people can bring their own culture into the mix making it feel diffrent when islam is the same . For example : Islam commands men and women to wear modestly . The certain "style " ( if you will ) and the names people have for these certain garments differs and thats okay . Its kinda like how some people would prefer to eat with a fork and others with chopsticks - same concept and fundemental uses but is itself a unique understanding of the same rule. With the great schism in christianity , christians were divided by some things including some fudementals in their practice . That never happened in islam . Throughout history , even the moments muslims disagreed it was never the fudementals - ever . It was never a schism . Hence , islam is really exactly the same everywhere . Culture can give life diffrent shades and colors , you know ?

@suzandefneklc8167

Жыл бұрын

@@artistpolarbear1467 Islam hasn't gone through the renaissance or the Enlightment while Christianity did. I'm Turkish and a deist. I don't believe in any religion. In Turkey, we have Alevism, which is a denomination of Islam. Then you also have the Shia sect and the Sunni sect. Cultures do heavily influence the way a religion is practiced. Although the fundamentals of Islam isn't changed, people just practice it differently. For example, Islam originated in Arab countries and was most aligned with Arab culture. In Bosnia, they didn't live with Arab culture, they lived with Bosnian culture and that can greatly impact the way Islam is practiced. It doesn't impact Arabs because Islam is mostly just Arabic culture. The Ottoman Empire had a less strict version of Islam than the Arabic Islam, which is another reason why Arabs revolted against the Ottoman Empire. Turkish people are majority Muslim but they also incorporate Turkic shamanism beliefs and traditions into their own version of Islam. Muslim Bosnians and Albanians are less strict with Islam due to them being influenced by Turkish Islam (which already is less strict than Arabic Islam and has Turkic shamanism and even Christianity influences in it) rather than the Arabic Islam. The Arabic Islam is the true version of Islam, but other Muslim ethnicities like the Turks and Bosnians don't follow that version.

This is a really good episode, I like the dialogue with them. I wish there was more dialogue in the food videos as well, explaining more to them about the foods, how they are prepared, and where they come from. Sometimes I think you try to keep things too mysterious for them but they have tried so many foods now, I think they are qualified to ask questions and give commentary rather than only react.

@Meandmymirror

2 жыл бұрын

Agree!! Like with the s’more’s they didn’t even explain to them how they were made and how we often make them over campfires when we go camping. I don’t know if they even go camping? But it’s unfair to not give them all the information

I love these men. They could be my cousins since my grandfathers were born in Punjab India before the partition. They left India in the late 1920s. The younger generation all born in USA, mixed race but still love our Punjabi roots. I been to India twice and to the border. Warching movies and these men I'm learning the language, that now I can mostly understand them. I wish that they continue to be blessed and may their dreams come true. Humble hard working gentlemen. Much respect from their sister.

How about teaching them some simple dishes to cook over there of our food here ? That would be an entertaining video. I always enjoy these fellas they’re all very personable and entertaining!

@the_phuckery_is_real7252

2 жыл бұрын

Cookbooks might be good gifts.

@aestheticart130

2 жыл бұрын

@@the_phuckery_is_real7252 but they dont understand English

@aestheticart130

2 жыл бұрын

Could be interesting if they try to make western dishes on the show

@michaelkeller5927

2 жыл бұрын

Get Gordon Ramsey in there to teach them lol

This is the most wholesome channel on the internet. Just seeing them smile brings joy to anyone who watches. May all their wishes come true one day. 🙏

Their songs are mostly about love and God. The lyrics are so beautiful. Rana doing janaza (funeral prayer) for his sparrow reminds me of my daughter insisting that I do a janaza for her goldfish and later our beloved cat 🐈 muffin. I think most of us can relate to that.

I love that Tahir would like to go on a survival trip with Bear Grylls. I'm sure he would find many more foods to cure cough. 😊

@constructionbootgazer

2 жыл бұрын

I want to see Tahirs reaction to Bear drinking his own urine

@anitajinfla9762

2 жыл бұрын

Yep... Dr. Tahir's Cough Elixir ! 😅😅

@SA-hf3fu

2 жыл бұрын

@@constructionbootgazer Yes! That would really be interesting! 😄

@SA-hf3fu

2 жыл бұрын

@@anitajinfla9762 lol, agree. 😉

@NoName-ex8er

Жыл бұрын

This is hilarious 😅

Idk but Gul Sher story about being looted by that scoundrel is so heartbreaking. I've been in an almost same experience. That was tough because we were both desperate and in need of money, yet people used us. Disgusting.

The hands question made me laugh. I’ve watched several of these videos and thought their hands look just like my Father’s, who is a carpenter. These are the hands of those who have worked hard!

I watch this with my two daughters four and three every time gul Sher Kahn is shown my four year old says that's what God looks like. love you guys keep up the wonderful work

Each of them are so interesting! Rana might be the comedian among them but Tahir always keeps me laughing. Please keep this segment, we are truly getting to know more about them and it's fascinating to see the world through their perceptive lenses.

Thank you for being so kind Gentlemen for answering Questions Blessings ✌️🍀♥️💚💙🤗💞

God bless these sweet and kind men.

What a treat this video is! Getting to know the guys a bit better helps to create community - something we all long for in one form or another. Please tell them that Pat, an artist from the US, is enjoying being a part of this virtual community very much and thanks you all for your dedication!

You must let the guys and gals know that we love them here in the UK as well as the Americans. Please can they try typical English food, sweets, snacks and beverages as well sometimes?

@patpeters6331

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent idea!👍

@julzmunckton

2 жыл бұрын

I second that! We do love them in the UK!

@Whippy99

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Nicholas. I adore these gentle, humble sincere men. I’m from the UK too.

@aminakhanom9202

2 жыл бұрын

I think a jubilee one would be good. Cucumber sandwhich. Jam cream scone. Or something non jubilee but utterly British Maybe fish chips peas tartare sauce lemon juice

@wolfe6220

2 жыл бұрын

A full English breakfast? Roast with Yorkshire pudding?

I just love these guys...all of them are so sweet, smart, and funny, and I have such respect for their love of God

wow! that was an amazing window into their lives. Gul Sher's story about why his people wear the turban was particularly eye opening. thank you for sharing.

I wish we could somehow have a type of GoFundMe for them so they would be able to each take individual trips with they're family. Once we got the funds secured, we could send them to the producer however way they accept it then he could arrange travel plans as a surprise to them 💕 I would _love_ to see they're reaction & to hear the stories when they returned from they're vacations..

My mom came by today and we watched a few videos. She smiled like she saw the spring sun come through 💜

I knew Chaudary was a kindred soul. He reminded me a lot of my father, who was a proud man of his hard labor to provide for his family. I joined the family business and have worked many jobs involving physical labor since I was 10. I had a hard time with school due to always getting in to fights to protect my brother and friends from terrible people. So school felt more like torture than an education. Bless that man, that path is a painful road for the body. Hope he lives a very long and joyful life.

What a lovely video for a Saturday, many thanks for putting this together, so very interesting to get to know these people who have become part of our families through this KZread channel

I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoyed this video! It's like these wonderful gentlemen are even more like family to those of us who watch and love them regularly! I wish I had the kind of money to make all of their travel dreams a reality, from visiting Mecca and Medina to Dubai and then on to the US! If I ever won a huge lottery jackpot, I'd do it in a heartbeat!

What Tahir said about their souls remaining in our love for all them was so beautiful and touching (like the princess who becomes a parrot). I felt that Rana was singing to me!

I watched this a couple of weeks ago, and as always it was a delight. But one thing that continues to be in my thoughts is Gull Sher Khan's explanation of the turban. What a mindset that must create for the day. How many of us can imagine, as part of our getting dressed/ready for the day, to include our coffin/shroud in our attire "just in case"? Maybe we all need more reminders that each day could be our last.

This was beautiful to watch, I wish everyone with a heart and soul could watch this. May God continue his blessings to all. Great job Guys great job they all can carry a tune but the Doc hit it out of the park.

I love learning straight from the source, many thanks to these guys for telling us about their tradition and life! It helps put the world in perspective and broaden your views. Thank you! Love you!

It's called foreshortening. The hands are closer to the camera lens. A matter of perspective.

@annainspain5176

2 жыл бұрын

Hard physical work from a young age does make your hands bigger though. I speak from experience.

@scarlettjoehandsome6130

11 ай бұрын

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I was saddened to hear that Chaudhary was beaten at school. Rana's funeral for a sparrow 😢 Tahir in a Hawaiian shirt and Aviators 😎 TPT, please by Gul Sher a 125 - he'll be like the James Bond baddie of Balochistan! 😄

I'm addicted to this channel. Love these wonderful men. I always get a giggle out of them...❤

@AhmedbinFaiz

2 жыл бұрын

So true.... 🤍

These were good insightful questions for the gentlemen. It is helpful to learn the smaller details of various cultures. Let Tahir know that I looked up the story where the princess' soul was trapped in a parrot. If the Prince's name is Sharoon and the Princess' name is Ambra, then I found the correct story. Although Tahir sometimes tells silly jokes, he also has given sensible advice and mentions analogies from stories. May blessings continue for you all.

Their singing is so beautiful and comforting. Their culture is so rich in music, poetry, and storytelling. It's heartbreaking to hear how the pandemic affected their livelihood. Come visit the US and we will take you across the Golden Gate Bridge!

This was an interesting video. It's nice to know a little more about the guys. I was sad to hear how they suffered during the Covid nightmare. So many in America went through the same with losing their jobs and businesses. I do not think anyone starved. I mean they might have had to get food from the food bank instead of their favorite foods they would normally buy at the store, but they had food. The majority of Americans who lost their job were able to get unemployment checks. I do not know if these guys got any help from their government. We lost many lives during covid, it was scary. Covid took a great toll on the whole world.

I have to say that this was my favorite vid thus far because we were able to get to know a little bit about each person. It was also very heartwarming to hear them sing their favorite songs. Hope to see another one of these vids again with new questions. I also love it when they allow you into their homes to meet family members with a tour inside and outside their homes in their village. It is a great thrill to see them receive much needed major appliances/gifts at their homes as well. (But only if they are fine with this because I understand it might be somewhat intrusive for others/some). So grateful to have this brought to us. Great job guys. ….Also, is there a reason we don’t see Chaudrey’s brother anymore on the show? I enjoy seeing him as well.

Thank you all so much for being patient and answering these questions and telling us your stories, but most of all for your lovely singing! 🥰

Take these wonderful guys on a trip to the US! It would be an awesome experience for them. These videos always bring a smile to my face ❤️

Can somebody get Mr Raffique a cookbook of Western food, in his local language? I can totally relate to forgetting the names of things.

@aestheticart130

2 жыл бұрын

I believe some of them couldn't even read .it would be a better idea if thy try to make some of the famous us food.would be fun

@izzymhee2430

2 жыл бұрын

@@aestheticart130 I'm pretty sure their kids can read, and I bet C.R especially would enjoy having his family involved in new kitchen ideas and discoveries

@davewildermuth7519

2 жыл бұрын

I'd love if there were a way to cook together with them via video, so we can show them some of the techniques used for these dishes. Language would probably still be a barrier, I guess.

@aestheticart130

2 жыл бұрын

@@davewildermuth7519 the host can help them with the language barrier.

these men are so genuine and caring. i love their open jearts and open minds, and their senses of humor. this is my.favourite wholesome channel.

you all have such beautiful singing voices! thank you for sharing them with us.

It is not easy for myself but I will try and be half as humble as these great men

The funeral for a sparrow was a heartfelt story. As a child I accidently ran over a frog. Feeling horrible I also had a funeral for this little frog. When my pets die we bury them in a special spot and we have a funeral, even as adults. We lost 2 of our cats this year and one was my husband's baby, so he has had a hard time We have made nice graves and planted some flowers in this plot. When you love your fur babies almost like children, a funeral seems right and I thimk it helps the healing process.

It’s amazing to see them seeing the modern world for the first time. They’re so innocent and sweet. These men are truly the salt of the earth. I’m so happy for them

I just discovered this channel and love it!. I've been sick in bed and these gentlemen have really brought so much joy to my heart. I hope they know that they are bringing so much laughter and joy into our lives. They are always blessing others; May God grant them all of their heart's desires for them and their families! And Tahir is so welcome in California!

They're great guys. Seeing their homes, their lives are so different than ours, and not being able to attend school because a teacher won't stop beating you is crazy to most of us. They must have been adorable as rambunctious little boys. They need crock pots if possible to use in their homes. They would love all the possibilities with slow cooking and an accompanying cookbook.

All of you men are so kind and beautiful, Tahir with your beautiful way of looking at life and your jovial vibe, Rana your beautiful smile and shining eyes, Chaudhary your beautiful soul and sweet kind eyes and Gul Shar Khan you are my favorite with your beautiful and handsome face, clothes and rings! All of you have taught me to be more humble, to thank The Most High for his unending love and grace at all times and to be good to any and all; for that is the reason we are here! Much Love from Elgin, Texas! 💙🖤🤎💜💚💛🧡❤

This was so wholesome and it put me in such a good mood. These lovely gentleman always make me happy

When they sang...It was so beautiful. I am so glad I found these gentlemen . Watching them and learning about them has been such a jo and they make me smile every time I watch.. I look forward to every video. Please keep them coming. When I have a little extra money I want to send it to the four of them. They are so humble and are so thankful for things and food that we take for granted in the US.

We've had vids visiting 2 of their homes which was wonderful! Are there plans to visit the other two? If they prefer not, I respectfully accept that! Just wondered :)

Rana... Joker the hindi movie song sung by late singer Mukesh made my day ❤ A mind blowing Q&A vdeo They think they are uneducated!! No they are educated at global level And me also got a chance to learn a lot from thess persons🌹

It's nice to get to know them as people and not just reactors. It puts more character in them. Thanks for answering our questions, this was enlightening and entertaining at the same time.

Thank you gentlemen for the cultural education you provide. Life is like a jig-saw puzzle and each of us only have a few of the pieces. Share your pieces and listen when others share the pieces you're missing.

These men are so genuine and God fearing gentlemen. I wish them a world of joy and blessed family

This was utterly delightful. Thank you, good Sirs. ❤️❤️❤️

So they all need to thank Chaudhary Rafique for rounding them up. Such lovely, wholesome, pure hearted men.

I agree, beef stew is the most satisfying meal. Hehe. The mistake most people make is putting vegetables in at the start, then it's all mushy. One has to cook the beef well, in smaller chunks instead of huge block. Browned perfectly, then stew in liquid, then last half hour adding in the bite sized vegetables. Yum yum.

Who knew Tahir was such a movie buff? Love that! We should send them all some movies to watch with popcorn!

Please hire someone who can do much more accurate translation. A lot is being lost in translation.

You all put a smile on my face every time I watch • God bless you all 🙋‍♀️🇺🇸❤️

I want to send chaudary and his family assistance. He is the most humble person I have ever seen. His smile is contagious and he loves his children and wife with devotion. Please let me bless this amazing person. He has inspired me to see the brighter side of life, and appreciate the small things. And I want him to live a more comfortable life, his house is very small for 6 people.