We asked the TRIBAL PEOPLE 7 Questions! 

Yes.....so compassionate.

That's what I said too. my favorite video so far.

"Lo! men who surrender unto Allah, and women who surrender, and men who believe and women who believe, and men who obey and women who obey, and men who speak the truth and women who speak the truth, and men who persevere (in righteousness) and women who persevere, and men who are humble and women who are humble, and men who give alms and women who give alms, and men who fast and women who fast, and men who guard their modesty and women who guard (their modesty), and men who remember Allah much and women who remember - Allah hath prepared for them forgiveness and a vast reward." Glorious Qur'an 33:35

0:44 He didn't actually said that. What he said was "Chicken and other meats are eaten once a year on (day of) sacrifice" referring to Muslim festival Eid-ul-Adha when animals are sacrificed and its meat is distributed among the family and the poor. Subtitles are not always literal translation. Expression 'once in a blue moon' doesn't exist in Pakistan.

@@moizahmed4705 Ok, thankyou. I must say I was surprised to hear it.

And thank you for sharing!

Dairy's really bad for anyone, especially cheese!

Muslims are not allowed to eat pork.

Pork (it's by-products included) and Alcohol are forbidden to consume in Islam

It's not available or legal in Pakistan. These people are Muslim.

Haram

do you understand that each of these men are from one country and different cultures?

​@@linebrunelle1004It's obvious they do.

Really? I wonder how much understanding was shown to Muslims in America and around the world on the 11th September and the months following the attacks on the World Trade Centre?

Seems like a lot of incest from Khans people

Amen to that! There will likely be some who will disagree with me on this, but these are my thoughts. Other people aren't under any obligation to agree with me. But I do hope that they at least respect my right to have them. Sadly, just because education is readily available in the West, that doesn't necessarily guarantee a "quality" education. It seems like our schools these days, are discouraging family unity and teaching the younger generation to be focused solely on themselves. This is a relatively new phenomenon, at least for me. I grew up in the South (US) and there was a certain level of respect for our elders that was instilled in us from early childhood. You don't see that nearly as much these days, where anyone over 50 is considered to be a "silly old boomer". The morals and values that we learned as kids, are now thought of as old fashioned and outdated. It's disheartening to say the least and I pray every day for a return to the values and ideals that I was taught. I fear that a society without unity cannot succeed and that's all the more true for families. Best of luck to you with your girls. It sounds like you are doing your best to guide them down the right paths. I pray that they listen to and appreciate your efforts and follow the advice and guidance you're giving them. 🙏🕊️

​@@bobbiejojackson9448That's not new. Every generation says that. I remember my Grandfather saying that we had no respect for our elders, now I see it in my grandkids. Nothing has changed, you've just switched sides. And it's not school, it's parents. It used ti be that a school could discipline children, now if they try to the parents scream at the teachers. Little to do with school, everything to do with parents.

@@bremCZ how common were teachers being assaulted by students in your time? glad school doesn't discipline kids so they don't beat them for non compliance to indoctrination in propaganda

bless u n ur kids may you all be protected from evil amen

@@bremCZ I realize that there's a generational component to this, but the younger generation in the West right now are a whole different beast. I'm not sure how much you delve into social media or cultural issues, but I'm guessing that it's not something that you focus on. And that's absolutely fine. But if you took a bit of a deep dive into what these kids are doing to themselves and the level of indoctrination they're experiencing from every possible direction, it's pretty frightening stuff. I sure never thought I'd ever see some of the things I'm seeing today. Certainly not in my lifetime. I'm in my early 40s and my children are still young. I've been an elementary school teacher for 15 years, but my husband and I were becoming so concerned about what's being taught in our public schools, that we decided that I'd stay home and we'd home school. And we're not alone. All of our friends with school aged children are either home schooling or taking their kids out of public schools and putting them in private schools. It's definitely not at all the same as it was when I was in school. 😕

Tolerance is the key🔑

Italian family structure is more like middle eastern family structure than European! Such tight families. Its great.

I think our youth turn to drugs due to the family life is being shattered so much here in the states. Many have no idea what a normal family is like, father, mother & children. Too many in the USA are accustomed to hand outs or worst to replace the lack of family love & all that does is fall short of what they are seeking. I have been fortunate to be raised in a normal family and blessed for my faith in Jesus Christ. The choices of faith, family & friends are more precious than any amount of $. May God Almighty bless these gentle & amazing people 3-fold. They are a true treasure of mankind.

While I don't dismiss the benefits of family, I- personally- would like to suggest that not everyone feels the same way about family and community. Not everyone feels the same desire to live closely with those peoples, and in fact flourish as singular entities who uncommonly associate with said peoples. That's not to say that there is no benefit, or that one is right and one is wrong, only that different people have different desires and needs when it comes to interacting socially with any given relation or extension of people. Some people love their families and friends, and still desire solitude 90% of the time- which is generally at odds with the aforementioned eastern familial lifestyle.

It's difficult to assimilate. My husband is an engineer but took a retail job at first. He was appalled when couples showed up and men made their wives or girlfriends pay for their own orders or quibbled over a few dollars, he was really shocked to see insecure guys tracking the location of their spouse and jumping to jealous conclusions, it bothers him a lot when family is disrespectful to each other.

I wish we could send them a School in a Box, but they'd still need a teacher, who needs a salary and a place to live.

If they had better education system they would send their daughters school but it seems it costs alot to send a child to school while no proper education being taught like many nations around the world with corrupted politicians bleeding the people...also safety could be another reason many chose to keep daughters home.. in many countries like mine ,in the rural nomad areas and villages are same, people hold onto their daughters tightly ,,,alot of rape and human trafficking on the rise as the world gets more corrupt and unpleasant 😥

Most parents do it out of necessity as higher education is very expensive and some parents cannot afford it for all of their children so naturally they invest more in their son's education as men are expected to provide for the family. This is one of the reasons why global literacy rate is higher in males than females.

Why can't the wo.en in their families teach the girls to read, write and mathematics? Send one or 2 of the women to school to learn then they can teach the others?

Its very strong communities and faith. Without those two I don't know how people can get by in the west.

I'm Pakistani and Women also go to school just do some research

I wish there were halal meat pies and bridies.

Because meat dishes are popular in Pakistan but meat (specially mutton and beef) is expensive and out of afford for low income labors

@@jessyvalentine7492 Actually that's a misinterpretation of what Chaudhary was trying to say. They all like meat but it's not affordable for them to eat meat often

they cant afford to buy meat.

Pakistan has many different ethnic communities Mr chaudhary is Punjabi they Mostly eat lentil and vegetables

The turban (locally known as Pagri or Pagg)? It is a cultural headgear wore by men in Punjab & Balochistan. It's a single piece of cloth wrapped around head into different types of turban

Has been covered in past videos, is religious & cultural traditions.

It also provides protection from direct sun heat.

It is also a reminder for them that death in inevitable. Life is temproray and they have to stand in judgement before God. So that when they die, they atleast have a kafan (shroud) to get their body wrapped in for a respectable burial. Gulsher gave this explaination in a previous video as he comes from a warrior clan.

Plentyyy of folkz in the 'States are blesSed and they know it, though there are places that are even morE prosperous in many different ways than America as well so let's noT play that dated, old stereotype!

None of the panel members themselves are literate, they've all mentioned that fact several times over the years. Literacy in Pakistan is 58%, and that's higher among the poor. When adults can't read, is it surprising that little girls don't go to school?

They barely earn enough money to live,buying solar panels is a luxury they cannot afford. What they earn in a month you earn in a day. Also comparing a 3rd world country to a 1st world country is bonkers.

I agree with you, every child, no matter if girl or boy, should have the right to get education.But, Pakistan is a poor country and school isnt free of charge(they have at pay for a school uniform). A parent has to think twice which of their kids they sent to school. Which child is intelligent enough to become a engineer or a doctor? Of course they will choose their oldest son to go to school because the education of the girl is "a waste of time" because she will marry anyway and her future husband will take care of her. Its more important for the parents to teach the girl how to cook and how to do the household, so she can be a good wife. A girl can consider herself lucky if she gets the basic education. Of course this is different in the bigger cities, the more educated the parents are, the more they are willing to provide education for all of their children.

They have to pay tuition fees as well as books, uniform and supplies. That's why poor people don't go to school, because there is no public school system there.

Most parents do it out of necessity as higher education is very expensive and some parents cannot afford it for all of their children so naturally they invest more in their son's education as men are expected to provide for the family. This is one of the reasons why global literacy rate is higher in males than females.

They do. They buy rations and distribute them to remote villages.

It's hot as hell right now

I imagine the lights used for filming are hot as well. Peace be to everyone.