Arab journalist asks Imran Khan "If he would use nuclear weapons against Israel if it attacked its neighbors", watch his response

[Maira La]

Agree, even Ali RA has faced huge opposition. Today the dynamics is different, not just that but the mentality of Arabs themselves is different, Arab nationalism is on rise. My whole point was that the Arab Journalist asking IK about providing Nuclear umbrella to any Arab nation is stupid because why would any country would risk their existence over the people who are racists towards them or consider them lower ?

There's bad Arabs and good Arabs. I have noticed, on the internet, the nationalistic Arabs are either racist or indifferent to non-Arab Muslims and the very religious Arabs are generally not racist. On a more personal note I've had Iraqi, Algerian, Yemeni and Saudi friends, some of them very close, they were all quite normal people, no complex or anything. My experience is in the West, not in Arab countries, so idk if that makes a difference.

Though I don't know about the general Arab opinion of Pakistan.. not talking about the rulers, but the average man on the street. When some of my relatives visited Mecca for pilgrimage, they (the women are tall and fair) were mistaken for Pakistanis and the Arab staffers (don't know which place) were like "hey wait they're Pakistanis, take them to..." and they were given a somewhat more special treatment than what regular Bangladeshis get. Make of it what you will.

 

[ThunderCat]

Talking about the fair skinned Arabs, Have you never visited ME ? Arabs are famous for been racists, specially with African blacks, South Asians.

I've lived there and experienced exactly what you described from Gulf Arabs & Levantines Arabs- whom are commonly light-skinned.

I faced the most taunts and shoves as a Pakee, but the second most taunted one was the Sudanese in the class. Even a teacher made a racist joke about his color.

It was heartbreaking as he was the only teacher who was willing to stand up for me and using the required force to shut those bigoted Arab teens up.

I've read so many news reports of Arab hate mongering towards Africans & Asians, which is all why I am so bloody resentful of this "Ummah."

Only last night I saw a poll posted by a South Korean showing which countries had negative reception of Pakistan's influence. Turkey was ranked really high in negative.

Not that I always trust polls and not that I feel that way towards all Turks, but honestly sometimes I feel as if those Ummah type of Pakistanis are a separate nationality from me. I feel so alienated by them.

It's like I'm dealing with these Middle Eastern scumbags but as Pakistanis in the flesh and bones

 

[Goritoes]

There's bad Arabs and good Arabs. I have noticed, on the internet, the nationalistic Arabs are either racist or indifferent to non-Arab Muslims and the very religious Arabs are generally not racist. On a more personal note I've had Iraqi, Yemeni and Saudi friends, some of them very close, they were all quite normal people, no complex or anything. My experience is in the West, not in Arab countries, so idk if that makes a difference.

Though I don't know about the general Arab opinion of Pakistan.. not talking about the rulers, but the average man on the street. When some of my relatives visited Mecca for pilgrimage, they (the women are tall and fair) were mistaken for Pakistanis and the Arab staffers (don't know which place) were like "hey wait they're Pakistanis, take them to..." and they were given a somewhat more special treatment than what regular Bangladeshis get. Make of it what you will.

I've been to UAE twice, my brother used to work in Etisalat Telecom company in the Fiber optics, he often told me that Arabs don't even let many of their engineers into their homes because they consider those labors to be filthy, many of them are from BD and Pakistani background.
Have another brother in KSA heard similar and worse stories from first hand, as he works in sales for years, I personally saw Emirati's making fun of other nationalities and literally pushing them trying to look tough. Yes there would be good ones too but I doubt even they would accept the leadership of someone other than the Arab.

I've lived there and experienced exactly what out described from Gulf Arabs & Levantines Arabs- whom are commonly light-skinned.

I faced the most taunts and shoves as a Pakee, but the second most taunted one was the Sudanese in the class. Even a teacher made a racist joke about his color.

It was heartbreaking as he was the only teacher who was willing to stand up for me and using the required force to shut those bigoted Arab teens up.

I've read so many news reports of Arab hate mongering towards Africans & Asians, which is all why I am so bloody resentful of this "Ummah."

Only last night I saw a poll posted by a South Korean showing which countries had negative reception of Pakistan's influence. Turkey was ranked really high in negative.

Not that always trust polls and not that I feel that way towards all Turks, but honestly sometimes I feel as if those Ummah type of Pakistanis are a separate nationality from me.

It's like I'm dealing with these Middle Eastern scumbags but in Pakistanis in the flash

I would not say Ummah is dead because Rasool Allah believed in it, we are in a mess yes, we are not united yes, we have racism yes , but the concept is there somewhere alive in the hearts and minds of few good Muslims that are left, when its the will of Allah, that nation will revive but not a second before, nor a second after.

 

[Maira La]

I've been to UAE twice, my brother used to work in Etisalat Telecom company in the Fiber optics, he often told me that Arabs don't even let many of their engineers into their homes because they consider those labors to be filthy, many of them are from BD and Pakistani background.
Have another brother in KSA heard similar and worse stories from first hand, as he works in sales for years, I personally saw Emirati's making fun of other nationalities and literally pushing them trying to look tough. Yes there would be good ones too but I doubt even they would accept the leadership of someone other than the Arab.

Oil wealth spoilt the Gulf Arabs.

 

[ThunderCat]

I would not say Ummah is dead because Rasool Allah believed in it, we are in a mess yes, we are not united yes, we have racism yes , but the concept is there somewhere alive in the hearts and minds of few good Muslims that are left, when its the will of Allah, that nation will revive but not a second before, nor a second after.

If you seriously want to be united with such people, I can only pray for you. There's no way Muhammed would unite with such hypocrites. And I definitely would and will NOT.

I only support mutual co-operation in trade and development. I also liked how we took a common stand on the muhammed cartoons- simply because of the hypocrisy behind it.

Holocaust denial is illegal, but publishing non-objective insulting cartoons is "free speech?" And I don't care if people hate Islam or dislike Muhammed, that's their opinion.

But i liked how their countries took economic setbacks when they were told that other people's feelings count too.

And no disrespect to Jews, but punishing Holocaust denial is just too much. It's clear hypocrisy. But at the same time this rioting and other violence makes me more and more resentful of Muslims.

 

[Sayfullah]

like never.
and Palestinians would spit on the name of Kashmir.. their leader Yasser Arafat was a darling of Indians.
Indians have told them that Pakistanis consist of lower cast Hindus or untouchables who were so weak morally and lacked any courage that they were easily converted out of fear for their lives so they are not as honorable and equal in stature as the Arabs so they should be treated like crap.

this all sounds nonsense but check out how Pakistani labor is treated in middle eastern countries and draw the conclusions.

Even if Palestinians think that way we should still fight to protect Al Aqsa. Being Muslims and Al Aqsa being the third holiest site in Islam our duty is to protect it from Zionists. Arafat was a sellout and communist. Our fight to protect Al Aqsa is for Allah. Our redline for a conflict with Israel should be over Al Aqsa and Islamic holy sites.

 

[PakFactor]

I've been to UAE twice, my brother used to work in Etisalat Telecom company in the Fiber optics, he often told me that Arabs don't even let many of their engineers into their homes because they consider those labors to be filthy, many of them are from BD and Pakistani background.
Have another brother in KSA heard similar and worse stories from first hand, as he works in sales for years, I personally saw Emirati's making fun of other nationalities and literally pushing them trying to look tough. Yes there would be good ones too but I doubt even they would accept the leadership of someone other than the Arab.


I would not say Ummah is dead because Rasool Allah believed in it, we are in a mess yes, we are not united yes, we have racism yes , but the concept is there somewhere alive in the hearts and minds of few good Muslims that are left, when its the will of Allah, that nation will revive but not a second before, nor a second after.

They are not people you want to associate yourselves with closely, and the arms-length transaction is as best they should get.

Even if Palestinians think that way we should still fight to protect Al Aqsa. Being Muslims and Al Aqsa being the third holiest site in Islam our duty is to protect it from Zionists. Arafat was a sellout and communist. Our fight to protect Al Aqsa is for Allah. Our redline for a conflict with Israel should be over Al Aqsa and Islamic holy sites.

I wouldn't even bother with that.

 

[Sayfullah]

I wouldn't even bother with that.

Al Aqsa is third holiest site in Islam.
For Al Aqsa we can burn the whole world.

 

[Goritoes]

Al Aqsa is third holiest site in Islam.
For Al Aqsa we can burn the whole world.

Wait ? what ? you would burn the whole world for Aqsa ? even Mecca and Madina ? Mashallah

 

[Irfan Baloch]

Even if Palestinians think that way we should still fight to protect Al Aqsa. Being Muslims and Al Aqsa being the third holiest site in Islam our duty is to protect it from Zionists. Arafat was a sellout and communist. Our fight to protect Al Aqsa is for Allah. Our redline for a conflict with Israel should be over Al Aqsa and Islamic holy sites.

I admire your commitment and your religious zeal. but I see an issue here.
the Palestinian authority has accepted the Israel along with many Arab countries, remember the Ibrahim accord?
numerous Arab/ Islamic countries have friendly ties with Israel. they are allies of Israel against Iran.
you might anger them and find them standing in your way while you pack up and head for Israel conquest. Al Aqsa has been under Israeli control since 1948. the redline has turned black by now. Israelis are now visiting UAE and Saudi Araba on vacations.
you might run out of gas even before you have crossed Afghanistan or Iran.

 

[PradoTLC]

Exactly why I do not care about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Exactly it is thier problem .. not ours

 

[Zarvan]

lol, why should we care about Palestinain-Israeli conflict.

It is not our problem. When will Arabs care about Kashmir dispute.

It's our problem. As it involves Masjid e Al Aqsa plus as Muslim this issue matters for everyone.

 

[MultaniGuy]

It's our problem. As it involves Masjid e Al Aqsa plus as Muslim this issue matters for everyone.

That Masjid is not under sovereignty of a Muslim country.

 

[ThunderCat]

Even if Palestinians think that way we should still fight to protect Al Aqsa. Being Muslims and Al Aqsa being the third holiest site in Islam our duty is to protect it from Zionists. Arafat was a sellout and communist. Our fight to protect Al Aqsa is for Allah. Our redline for a conflict with Israel should be over Al Aqsa and Islamic holy sites.

We have no need for preserving idols to worship. I don't believe in material sites for religion. Only for educational purposes maybe but not to bow five times a day in front of. That is not monotheism for me.

 

[Sayfullah]

I admire your commitment and your religious zeal. but I see an issue here.
the Palestinian authority has accepted the Israel along with many Arab countries, remember the Ibrahim accord?
numerous Arab/ Islamic countries have friendly ties with Israel. they are allies of Israel against Iran.
you might anger them and find them standing in your way while you pack up and head for Israel conquest. Al Aqsa has been under Israeli control since 1948. the redline has turned black by now. Israelis are now visiting UAE and Saudi Araba on vacations.
you might run out of gas even before you have crossed Afghanistan or Iran.

Firstly, put Al Aqsa under international Muslim control and a coalition of Muslim armies protecting it and I have no issue anymore.
Secondly, you know what this reminds me of? Mongols and what they did to Muslims. When Mongols first attacked Muslim empire the other empires would be like “not our issue” and some even support Mongols. What was the result? One by one they destroyed all and levelled Baghdad. This is just one example of many of when Muslims were defeated by their enemies because of their divisions. Israel is a state motivated by religious means. Their main motivating factor is Zionism. An ideology that want us dead can’t ever be our ally.

you might run out of gas even before you have crossed Afghanistan or Iran.

That’s fine. I can not even make it 2 inches from where I start and be defeated. But that doesn’t matter because at least I’ll have something to answer for on the day of Judgement.

As Muslims we are stakeholder in any conflict that involves Al Aqsa unless your ready to give up your third holiest site in Islam to a cult which believes their third temples location is where you third holiest site of Islam is.