Muslim Belal said this about Pakistani food

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[HaiderAli-udnj]

alhamdullilah, I'm so happy they treated you well. we are all 1 ummah, so it should be expected but still, always nice to see.

[ursmanify]

As a British Pakistani he is absolutely right. He should go to Kpk in Pakistan. I honestly believe it would be top on his list.

[Yes-folj]

I'm Pakistani and I've lived most of my life in Pakistan but in recent years I've moved to the west and I can definitely tell you that it really changes you as a person. My life has been going downhill ever since I moved here because I strayed farther and farther away from my Deen but Alhamdulillah I've started coming back to Islam. What I've noted is that when people come here, they try to fit in and abandon their culture and traditions and religion, they get white washed. And also there's this obsession with being "gangster" in the youth and that's why the people who've moved to the west are so aggressive/egotistical.

[connoisseurofyoutube]

Ego, arrogance, status, jobs, car, borough, post code. Education. And abundant freedom from a young age spoils the youths who later turn into adults with that western culture.

The first and second generation got a different story to tell.

Jazakakallahu khair. Brothers and sisters 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[sulisueeeeee]

Pakistan is massive from North to South. From karachi, luv muslim belal. A big inspiration to the Ummah

[greengardens]

You are right, you should next time go to the mountain in north of Pakistan far far different to Karachi

[firetubendchannel]

Brother come visit Saudi Arabia you will love it inshallah

[jayraza]

Yes, in Karachi, where you're suddenly charged double for the same food to the locals lol... just like most cities across the world unfortunately.

[TonyMontana-zlpz]

It's went downhill with the 3rd gen, all about p'z and whips now, gone are the days when you'd give a few neighbours food weekly

[Whiteliesarestilllies]

When you lose family and sustainable relationships what else would you lose and what else would you gain?

[azaankhan]

I think you should visit KPK, Pakistan

[ChMuhammadUmar-zz]

visit lahore, pakistan
you will love more

[Foralluhaterz]

Thats with any culture, where his black culture come from the same

[kamalabout]

They want ur money bro😂😂😂😂🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️✊️✊️🇬🇧

[asma-mushtaq]

Every community has its variety of people. Practising and mindful Muslims _anywhere_ have an innate hospitable nature. I wouldn't mark it down to Pakistanis being in either the East or the West. I've seen tactful people in both and horrible personalities in both. Sometimes in imbalanced proportions.

May God bless us to outlive the bad by surrounding us with immense goodness and means of becoming that good.

[fazkn]

100% disagree with this, tourists are treated differently when visiting Pakistan. Sad but true.

[almurabitun]

Asians be it Pakistani and Bangladeshi in England are growing up in the hood amongst the likes of him so what's he even talking about

[Mizan]

They treat you well because you're a celebrity. For someone like me they don't even speak to us even though we're in full hijab. Seriously, about those in the West. Yea