Haroon Rafiq Nay Batadi Insan Ki Shaksiyat Par Taleem ki Ahemiyat

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Haroon Rafiq Nay Batadi Insan Ki Shaksiyat Par Taleem ki Ahemiyat

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00:00Welcome back, viewers. I think we should talk about education a little.

00:07No doubt.

00:08By the way, you should sit among the literate people and have this conversation.

00:11Okay.

00:12Sir, if she doesn't know, then at least talk to us.

00:17It's not us who are listening to you. You tell us.

00:21I have a very close relationship with literature.

00:24Mr. Agha, if you have such a deep relationship with literature,

00:27then tell me, there was a book by J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

00:32What is your opinion about that?

00:34Ardhu, I think Saucer Stone was better than that.

00:37Oh!

00:39Go and read Saucer Stone.

00:45Because there is a lack of literacy in Pakistan,

00:48and this is why most of the problems in Pakistan are due to the fact that

00:52the literacy rate in Pakistan is very low.

00:54But Mr. Haroon, 59% literacy rate is not very low.

00:59But when we meet people and talk to them, it seems that it will be around 30%.

01:04You are absolutely right that if you look at the stats, then you are absolutely right that it is 59%.

01:09But where does the problem come?

01:11The problem comes there that who are you calling literate?

01:14What is your definition?

01:16Yes.

01:17Of literacy.

01:18If your definition is that he can read newspapers,

01:21or he can write his name, or he can sign,

01:23then maybe it will be above 59%.

01:26In fact, it is a matter of shame that it is still 59%.

01:29Yes.

01:30Actually, literacy should be that if I have obtained education,

01:35let's say you leave the village,

01:37there are a lot of literate people in the cities, right?

01:39Yes.

01:40Most of the cities have such populations,

01:42where there are expensive houses, where there are big houses,

01:45there are literate people.

01:46Yes, everyone is literate.

01:47So as long as in the traffic, when you go,

01:50their knowledge is not reflecting.

01:53That knowledge, that education is not reflecting on the jobs.

01:57That thing is not reflecting in the daily activities.

02:01Courtesy is not visible.

02:02Knowledge is not visible.

02:04So what is the benefit of that literacy?

02:06It means that you are not making literate.

02:09You are just completing numbers.

02:11You are just reading.

02:12You are just reading and giving them numbers, passing them.

02:16I want to say that education is such a thing

02:21that frees you from the bondage of age.

02:25You don't need any age.

02:27If you were a child and could not go to school,

02:29there is no problem.

02:30It takes you only a couple of years.

02:32It takes two years.

02:34I will request you here that there is a book,

02:38I will request everyone that there is a book,

02:41The Educated.

02:42Educated.

02:43Do read that book.

02:44In that book, you will find out that

02:46if you could not go to school even for a day,

02:48then how can you acquire education?

02:52You can excel in it.

02:54It is right behind me.

02:56There are two books behind me.

02:58Jahan-e-Danish and Jahan-e-Digar.

03:00Wow.

03:01These are the people who put bricks in the walls of Punjab University.

03:07Wow.

03:08They were not educated.

03:09After that, when they got their doctorate,

03:12they have headed that university.

03:15Wow.

03:16So, there is no age limit for you to acquire knowledge.

03:21First, get out of this that you could not go to school.

03:23Just end it.

03:24How many excuses will you make that we could not go to school?

03:27If you could not go to school,

03:29then education is not just that you know 2 plus 2 is 4

03:32or you know ABCD or not.

03:34Education is also that if you are a welder,

03:37then how much do you know about that welding machine?

03:40Right.

03:41How many types of welding are there in the world?

03:43How much do you know about it?

03:44If you want to get a foothold in your work,

03:48if you want to go to its epitome,

03:50if you want to go to its top,

03:52then you should at least do this much.

03:54Whatever work you do,

03:56you should have knowledge about it.

03:58Let's go.

03:59You can say anything to people.

04:02You can talk about people very comfortably.

04:05Let's talk to each other.

04:06We have so many big comedians.

04:08We have the biggest names in Pakistan.

04:11Comedians should know how many types of humor are there.

04:14What is Tons?

04:15What is Miza?

04:16What is Satire?

04:18What is Deadpan?

04:20Now for example,

04:21in our country,

04:22there is Mr. Surel Ahmed.

04:23He does Deadpan comedy.

04:25Now there are others who do dark humor.

04:28There are others who do satire.

04:30Now you should know how many types are there.

04:33You should study.

04:34And you should also know which is the thin line,

04:37if you cross it,

04:38you will start misbehaving with comedy.

04:41You will go out.

04:42Education tells you your boundaries.

04:47Education tells you the way forward.

04:50Otherwise, you are standing in the dark.

04:52See, Allah has also said that

04:54the one with eyes and the blind cannot be equal.

04:57The darkness and the light cannot be equal.

05:00Similarly,

05:01the one without knowledge and the one with knowledge

05:04can never be equal.

05:07You think you are very happy in this small world,

05:10you are very successful.

05:11But when you get knowledge,

05:13then you will realize that

05:15I could have gone so far.

05:18I could have achieved so many goals.

05:20This happens with our big stars.

05:23We have very good cricketers.

05:25We have actors.

05:27We have many other people

05:29whose work is very good.

05:31Their work is very top.

05:33They have a lot of talent.

05:35But when it comes to education,

05:37they lag behind.

05:38So my request is that

05:39first of all,

05:40you have to give education to your children.

05:44But you cannot give it until you get education.

05:47Why do doctors become doctors?

05:49Have you ever thought about it?

05:51Why do engineers become engineers easily?

05:54Why does a lawyer become a lawyer easily?

05:56This is something to think about.

05:58They are very political people.

05:59Their children are very political.

06:00How do they do it?

06:01They do it in such a way

06:02that when their father comes,

06:03he teaches them.

06:04The environment of the house is made.

06:06So you will see that

06:07your children cannot go ahead

06:09until you get knowledge.

06:12It is not necessary to get a degree.

06:14Knowledge is necessary for you.

06:16Get out of the clutches of degrees.

06:18Get knowledge because

06:19I have to improve myself.

06:21I have to go ahead.

06:22And the day your eyes will open,

06:24first of all,

06:25you will thank your father

06:27that today I feel

06:29that I have not only come to this world,

06:31but I feel that

06:33I have heard this from my own ears.

06:35And that old man,

06:37he was 66 years old.

06:39At the age of 67,

06:42when he got educated,

06:44he went to his teacher

06:46and gave him sweets.

06:48And he said,

06:49Sir, today I feel

06:51that I have seen the sun rise

06:53for the first time in my life.

06:55Earlier, I was just like this.

06:57And I have one more request

06:59from the government

07:01and from private schools.

07:03That we have kept

07:05by the way teachers.

07:07I am including myself in it.

07:09By the way teachers.

07:10You will see that

07:11there is no interest in teaching.

07:13There is no interest in teaching.

07:15I know a very big university in the world

07:17which they built on a hill

07:19and they said that

07:20we don't have to build a road here.

07:22We don't have to build a road here.

07:24The university will be built.

07:25It will be built on a hill

07:26and the road was difficult.

07:28There were hurdles etc.

07:29So they said that

07:30we don't have to build a road here

07:32nor do we have to build stairs.

07:34The reason,

07:35they said that

07:36the one who will come to teach here,

07:37he will come to teach.

07:38The one who will come to study,

07:40he will come to study.

07:41Very good.

07:42Very good.

07:44The teachers you have kept by the way,

07:4715,000, 16,000, 17,000, 20,000,

07:49up to 25,000.

07:51These poor teachers,

07:53these are by the way teachers.

07:55They themselves don't know anything.

07:57Brother, the thing is that

07:58if you have a square face,

08:00then you will also prepare a square child.

08:03So for God's sake,

08:05teach the teachers.

08:06The Pakistani government should not do anything.

08:08You should not waste money on children's schools.

08:11Prepare teachers.

08:12Teach them.

08:13Study from outside.

08:14Study on scholarships.

08:16Get ready from outside

08:18and sign a contract with them

08:20that your salary will be this much

08:21and when you come after studying,

08:22you will teach our children for at least 10 years.

08:25Then we will sponsor you.

08:26You can study in Oxford.

08:27You can study in Harvard.

08:28You can study wherever you want.

08:29Sir, I have a question.

08:30You have taken the name of the book,

08:31The Educated.

08:32If a person has left education,

08:34and has come here,

08:35what are the basic things

08:36that he can start?

08:37How will he know what he has written?

08:39Basic.

08:40Very good question.

08:41What is the basis?

08:43Sir, where should I start from?

08:45What is the basis?

08:46The basis is that

08:48you have to be a spy.

08:51Hmm.

08:52If you have a house

08:54and you are told

08:56not to open this room,

08:58you will open that room

09:00and see what it is.

09:01Yes, sir.

09:02Why are you doing this?

09:03There are movies on this.

09:04That you should not open this box.

09:05So, they open the box

09:06and see what is inside.

09:07Actually,

09:08you should light a fire inside.

09:09You should light a candle inside.

09:10Exactly.

09:11You should create a spy inside.

09:13So, the first thing in life

09:15is knowledge.

09:16The second important thing is knowledge.

09:18The third important thing is knowledge.

09:20If you have this knowledge,

09:22then only one child

09:24will make such a thing

09:25that the generations of Pakistan

09:27will become straight.

09:28Very good.

09:29Very good.

09:30Mr. Arun, you have said a very good thing

09:32that you can acquire knowledge

09:33at any age.

09:34So, my advice is, Mr. Agha,

09:36you should again take admission

09:37in two or three classes.

09:38I would say that

09:39not only this,

09:40but you can also

09:41take music education

09:42at this age.

09:46You tell me,

09:48how did music start?

09:51And which book was it

09:52in which all the music

09:54or raga,

09:55let's come to raga,

09:56raga and music,

09:57which was its first book?

10:00Sir, Natya Shastra.

10:01Oh, wow.

10:02Wow.

10:03Very good.

10:04You know it.

10:05I told you,

10:06I read it from there

10:07and not from inside.

10:09You know Natya Shastra.

10:11Yes.

10:12You also know

10:13how old it is,

10:14100 years old or 1000 years old.

10:15Yes, I know it.

10:16And you also know

10:17how old it is.

10:18Yes, I know it.

10:19You know the notes.

10:20Yes, of course.

10:21Why didn't you take Ganda?

10:25This was today's show.

10:26We will meet you

10:27in the next show.

10:28Take good care of yourself.

10:29Allah Hafiz.

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