What a true gentleman Ijlal is ! So many lessons learned in one hour, You deserve my huge respect.! This Podcast is up-par in quality, totally worth the time !
@@baydaarexperiences Sir. This was so inspirational. I can’t emphasise on this enough. You would have been an asset for the army if you were still in. I can relate with you because I’m also part of the system. But Sir your story is heart touching. May Allah give you successes in life. Ameen
@@baydaarexperiences All praises with you brother,Truly you were a gem thatswhy tested more than us.Still and always will be with you by all means as the bond is pure and permanant.Happy to see you with strength and success.Keep going strong👍.Memories you mentioned i.e Toka etc are always to be cherished,rest amazed by your deep thoughts.
@@aliahsan7378 soldier or not, the privilege of being a part of such a beautiful institution and such brilliant training in itself is a blessing, don't you think?
Just came here when I saw “Drop out from PMA”.. I can feel his pain when he dropped out from PMA. After 20 months of training and got dropped out in last term, it’s not that easy to “ Apnay paoon pa kharra hona”.. It needs lot of courage, determination and will power which this guy showed. Being dropped out from PMA after 22 months in my final term, I went through the same. I still remember that day, it was Friday 27th July 2007 when I got dropped out. Can’t forget that day till now as only 2 months were left in Passing out. Anyways AlhamduLillah I’m very happy with my life now but still your passion with army don’t go away.. Wish you all the best bro.. Keep up the good work.. 👍👍👍 On a lighter note, you are also from mighty Even course🤣🤣
@@albertodomino9420 Different reasons hoti ha.. Army ka apna 1 code of conduct r rules hotay ha.. Meray case mei mera discipline ka problem tha.. Sharartay karna, staff k sat panga lena, order disobey karna, classes bunk karna etc etc.. Wesay to normal baat lagti ha, taqribun har koi karta ha.. Lakin jo pakra gea to wo gea🤣🤣 Jub tak pakray na jao to mojay🤣 Ijlal k case mei mobile pakra gea. Kafi r cadets k paas b mob hota ha lakin jo pakra gea wo gea.. Meray paas b mobile tha lakin kbi mobile pa pakra nhi gea.. Meray discipline issues thay
"Great men have become mediocre because of inability to accept a defeat. Many men have become great because they were able to rise above defeat." The guy is the most inspiring and magnetic man I have listened to in all the podcasts I have seen.
@@baydaarexperiences Sir, honoured to be answering your question, it was from a letter written to Nixon, mentioned in President Richard Nixon’s autobiography “In the arena”.
Ijlal is a fine coursemate of ours. A thorough gentleman. Needless to say the academy fell deftly quiet when ijlal was withdrawn. However it was wonderful to see how far he reached on his own. Surpassing the majority of us in our current age, in both achievements and experiences.
i just randomly clicked and ended up watching the whole podcast. what an incredible human being he is. the way he talks about his wife with so much respect and gives all the credit to her. this makes you believe k achay log hn is dunia m.
I am Fsc student and walla i have learnt alot from this podcast i have ever. This podcast talk is probably going to change my life Inshallah. Allah bless You both ❤️.
this podcast is boom, like i cant express in words and ijlal bro you should tell about your journey in PMA and now i know why that place{PMA} is so amazing because people like you get into it.
Started watching the video due to it's title about PMA and the way Ijlal Khattak was telling his story was super amazing. A perfect gentleman. Please call him again and continue the conversation. Thanks
He would have made a *fantastic* army officer. Unconventional thinking, gutsy and straightforward. Having been around the Army, sometimes the rules book gets you, no way around it but we need more unconventional thinking young men and women in the armed forces.
He is such an inspirational personality. My family and I went to Hunza with him in 2019 and his hospitality and storytelling skills won us over! He was completely successful in what he said his purpose of starting baydaar was! We came back in love with Hunza and its people! ♥️
What a hustle!!!! The PMA part was so touchy 🌚 Muzamil Sir call more army personnels not only CSS community is necessarily important for the youth 😄,some of us want to go PMA🙌🏻
I’ve been following ijlal and his wife for a long time, truly gem people. Seeing this interview, his Imaan, he saying Alhumdulilah so so many times and his courage to never give up gives me hope that good people still exist in this world. Respect and duas. Wish to meet them one day and call them friends.
I'm grateful that I heard this. I am a student. You don't know how much I learn in this video. And you helped me to out a lot of miss conceptions that treat yourself in a good way. And do whatever you want to do first believe in ALLAH then In yourself. Make your own scope people love your work and you are happy with it :)
I feel like life for him seemed quite unfair but he managed to transform it thorugh His courage and believe. what a brave man with alot of experiences and having a clear dimension. The best part about him is his faith and believe. I wish our society fills individuals with such optimism which he has. loved this conservation!
was vandering on youtube and saw "Drop out from PMA".. remember my own time when i went through the same. 30 January 2021 to be very exact. Found him very relatable with same thoughts as of mine. Its hard but his words truly speaks of a true GC. Comradeship and everything, its quite true. Words of a cadet of even mighty course 😂😂😂
So today i plugged my pods and played the conversation as i do always b4 goong to bed, but yakeen maniye i got so indulged in this podcast k abhi fajr ho hai and here i am sitting making dua for this individual and you muzammil bhai..thanks for thia gr8 podcast 🇵🇰✌
Self made man Mashallah, I literally wrote so manyy things he said as motivational quotes in my notes, so proud of this generation of Pakistanis, Inshallah we'll keep making this country proud 👏
First part was very emotional, everything happens for a reason. People grow if they learn from the mistakes & this was the reason behind the success of Ijlal.
I was scrolling down youtube and accidently clicked on this and here I am after watching this gem of a podcast. I didn't even know ijlal at the start and now I have learned alot about myself as well. Great experience
@Muzamil Hasan I remember going with him to Chitral with my group of friends from LUMS right when he started, and it's true that his storytelling skills are amazing :D The more important thing is that he is not just spitting out words; he and his group members showed a lot of hospitality & humbleness. I also remember him giving me his sunglasses since I forgot to bring one and rest of my mates were all flaunting with theirs. King Ijlal bhai
@@baydaarexperiences I am great! Infact I have a large group eager to travel to Skardu via Baydar, but only if Ijlal bhai is in. Are you in @Ijlal Khattak ? :p
@@proTayyab I thought it would be somewhere in the middle..but it was there right at the beginning of the podcast..He's such gentleman and a humble person that I am watchin the whole podcast.
@@baydaarexperiences ijlal bhai im good ap sunao? Where can i find your contact ill message you and we can have a catch up, inshallah im coming to pakistan in december. Scheme 3 ka soda hojaye?
This is the first time when I could not leave my seat and listened to the whole podcast in one go. Mostly I pause, go and do some stuff or may be stop and listen to the remaining on another day, but this time there was some special magic that I just could not leave it. His perspective on life is really interesting and indeed he is a much better story teller than most.
It's the most beautiful relation on earth, it's the first ever relationship designed for humans by Allah. Even before Allah designed the relationship of parents and children, Allah designed the relationship of a husband and wife so best friend ki tareef to banti hay na 😎😁
Soooo much respect… such an inspirational personality and the morals he has 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 I never listen to podcasts this long but his story telling has a grip on you
I met him in November 2017. And bro, I had a huge crush on this man. He is a complete definition of wisdom, beauty and intellect. What a blessing to get to watch him for an hour. Lots of love, respect and prayers for you!
Been traveling to north every year since 2007. Alhamdulillah seen every major part of north......never traveled with tour companies....still I can't comprehend Hunza tour in 5 days.......specifically from Lahore...
Such an inspirational podcast! Just so awestruck how his stong faith kept him going even in difficult times. Plus he didn’t shy away from praising his wife for her sacrifices and contributions which alot of people wouldn’t do so openly. Definitely a good recommendation by RU-vid
I have been reading about "free will and pre-determined fate" from quite a long time .There has been huge fuss about it even among scholars. Till now he has explained it so simply yet so logically!
Holy Lord! Don't know where the 1 hour,15 mins go! Honestly, the clickbait got me, but it's so much more than that. Ijlal has a unique way of sharing his experiences. He actually teleports you there. His journey inspires you, paints a picture of humility and strength. I'm really looking forward to booking my next trip with Baydaar. Thanks for conducting this show Muzamil.
MashAllah, he is honest and sincere in his dealings which is very rare in Pakistan business market. Although i am 50 but i really inspired by his speaking. Stay blessed with more success.
I never watched so log video before. Once I clicked on this video and after I don't what’s happed to me I watch the complete video. Although I have a very short time to watch videos. But I was connected with this guy. Stay blessed. Brother bss lagy rahou or Rub ul Izzat ka “Qun” ka intazar kro jou jald hi frma da gha. InshAllah.
