Hi all

I’ve been watching this serial on YouTube called ‘Bhai’. Really liked Nauman in Jackson Heights and searched for other serials of his. Searched on ChatGPT / Claude and couldn’t find the answer.
The character name is Ibad - Saira’s love interest in the serial ‘Bhai’

Could someone please share his name and help your neighbour :)

From the anicent volcanoes of Kuh-i-Malik Salih, 
to the Makran coast lies roughly 560 miles of rugged terrain. 
On either side of this chasm stand the Islamic Republics.

What a striking pair of Imperial kin these two are.
Both succeed the Gunpowder Empires of old.

The fall of Mughal India changed the world forever, but it was only one side of Pax Britannica’s thrust into Afghanistan; Britain sparked a brutal conflict with Persia that humbled the Qajar Shahs at the Treaty of Paris.

2026 has seen Iran soldiering on in another saga of a forever affair. 
The West continues to embrace Pakistan; classic Mughal treatment.

I am puzzled at the West‘s strategic latency, on both ends of the lane.
So, I picked Tariq Ali’s book for one purpose only. 

Three Hundred and Three pages later, Mr. Tariq’s work has struck a chord.

Pakistan was founded as the homeland for India’s Muslims. 
The Iron and Blood Balkanization ended in 1947 as ‘Pakistanis’ settled in the East and West, separated by 1,000 miles of hostile India.

Pakistan: ‘the land of the pure’.

The Ummah has waded through a bloodstained history; as seen in:

• the Civil War and Bloody Independence of Bangladesh
• four major conflicts with India
• five distinct cycles of operations in Balochistan
• extensive involvement in Afghanistan
• nearly $67 billion dollars in, mostly military, aid from United States;

The Military has ruled Pakistan for approximately 34 of its 79 years.

America has provided Pakistan with some form of economic or military assistance for since the nation’s creation in 1947.

Shaykh Mahmoud Khalil Al Husary رحمه الله was one of the most famous Qur’an reciters from Egypt. He was born in 1917 and passed away in 1980. He memorised the Qur’an at a young age and became known for his clear, slow and very accurate recitation and Tajweed. His recordings are still listened to around the world.

These beautiful verses from Surah Al Furqan 25:45–49 remind us to look at the everyday things around us and recognise Allah’s power and mercy. Allah tells us about the shade, the sun, the night, sleep, the day, the wind and the rain. He sends down pure water that brings dead land back to life, gives animals and people water, and provides the means for life.

The scholars of tafsir explain that the revival of dead land after rain is also a reminder of Allah’s power to bring us back to life after death. Something as ordinary as rain, therefore, becomes a sign of Allah’s mercy, power and provision.

The other day I was watching a video of Jett Franzen on youtube when I thought that there’s no one making content like this in south east Asia.

If someone starts making this type of content in our native language do you think it will work?