Yeh Hum Nahin

Yeh Hum Naheen has become a truly unprecedented musical movement. Featuring the vocal talents of some of Pakistans biggest music artists, including Haroon, Ali Haider, Ali Zafar, Shufqat, Strings, Shuja Haider and Hadiqa Kiani, uniting to sing out the message the world needs to hear.

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[DaWanderer]

I love this song. End terrorism. Spread peace and love among all beings.

[Kaleem1994]

terrorist are no muslim

[soniameh]

al-taqiya with music

[pashtoonskhan]

there are 27 groups of Talibans in India and the Main group is the Asian Tigers

[oichakdeyphatay]

@TheEnchantress007 Lastly, like I said, go fix your own country first. There are more terrorist groups in India than all of South Asia combined. I can't even count the number of times your shit country has seen riots based on religion and I don't have to mention them, I'm quite sure you're well aware of them. And if you want to hate us, go ahead, it's not like it's a big deal, you're an Indian anyways,  what does it matter to us. ROFL.

[oichakdeyphatay]

@TheEnchantress007 And why should we be aplogitic? It's becoming more and more obvious the so called "Mumbai Attacks" were an inside job, especially considering the fact the only real evidence of Kasab being Pakistani was from some GEO TV, a news station known for it's sensationalism and quite frankly it's LIES. If you dive deeper into the so-called "attack" you'll see what your own Armed Forces did (or shall I say FAILED to do) and how Mumbai Police say CAUCASIAN MEN with GUNS running around.

[oichakdeyphatay]

@TheEnchantress007 You want to hate us, go bloody on ahead see if we give a damn. May I remind you, your precious country hasn't been an angel in regional affairs either. We can start off with Kashmir and the MILLIONS of people who have been affected by Indian Army abuses. Over 100,000 people (innocent) have been KILLED in cold blood by your country, and you have the nerve to talk about Pakistan? This is the same country that stood back and watched a mad man in Gujarat in 2001. Need I say more?

[vinayak21]

kash hum is par bharosa kar pate, but tell me one thing if these terrorist are just few people then why so many of you not able to control them ? We will always be waiting for the day there will be no borders, and we can share our life with Pakistanis like we do with our fried of all religions here. May God give you strength to do that

[coolalac]

@TheEnchantress007 You're completely missing the point of this song. YEH HUM NAHIN! One person's action or comment does not define a nation. It's unfortunate that the people you are talking about are the only ones you seem to hear. People only hear what they want to hear. Terrorists make up not even a FINGERfull of all Muslims yet Muslims have been defined as terrorists. Listen to the other 1.5 billion people, 100 pakistanis will tell u otherwise to what you heard from one. Listen to them.

[TheEnchantress007]

I will never disparage Islam because it is truly a religion of peace and has contributed a lot to world science, art, and architecture. Prophet Mohammed (SAAWS) was one of the greatest people in history and a real source of inspiration. I'm Indian, a Hindu and I strongly affirm to that. But given the kind of nefarious activities Pakistan has been responsible for in my nation, I have a right to hate them. Just as Jews have a right to hate the Nazis or Palestinians have a right to hate Zionists.

[TheEnchantress007]

It kind of gets hard to buy that when you Pakistanis come to Indian pages on Facebook and write things like 'India ne chaahey match jeet liya ho par Pakistan ke 10 players ne 26/11 mein India ko aisa haraya ke aaj tak ball tak nahi dhoond paey! lol!' There are people in Pakistan that not only unapologetically affirm that their nation has been involved in terrorism, but they take pride in it. I've never seen this with people of any other nation, Islamic or otherwise.

[ThinkingGuy100]

@ayshkhan हम अपने मौर्य साम्राज्य का विस्तार से बड़ा हो जाएगा |