Village Women Evening Routine | Village Life Pakistan

Hi friends, the month of Ramadan has started. Today is the third day of Ramadan. So, in today's video, I will share with you, how the people of Jubi, who have their camps set up, prepare for Iftaar. How do they prepare for Iftaar? Today, I will share everything with you in this video. They fast with water. Oh, they only fast with water? Yes, they fast with water. In the evening, if Allah wills, they open their stomachs and fast. Muslims are like this, son. Yes, absolutely. We also have passion. What can we do? It's okay that we are poor. But Muslims are like this. We don't steal, we don't rob. God is great. What can we do, son? Absolutely. We are thankful to Allah. What can we do? We are poor. We can forget God. I will show you what I say. This is Eddie Guard Amarath. Look at him. If we are not from Pakistan, our government can treat us as badly as they want. We are Muslims. We are Pakistani. We are poor. We don't have a job. Why do they treat us like this? Our children can't go to school. Our children can't get good education. Our children can't eat well. Why? We don't have a right. We are not Muslims. We are not from Pakistan. You are the government. If you convey this message to them, they will understand how our poor people are living. How they are suffering. Why? We don't have good food. We don't have clean clothes. We don't have a roof over our heads. Where can we go? What are you making? Pakodas. You are making Pakodas for Iftari. What is the price? I will share it with you. How many children do you have? I have five children. They are unemployed. Unemployed? Yes. Don't they go to school? No, they don't go to school. They spend their own time at school. Why should they go to school? Two children are unemployed. One child is unemployed. They can go to school. What do you do for a living? I wear clothes. I don't have a job. I have two daughters. One daughter is unemployed. Two sons are unemployed. One daughter. Two sons are unemployed. What do you do for a living? I work as a labourer. You work as a labourer? Sir, look at this. He is my son and my brother. I want to tell you that the boys of today work for a living. They do their jobs for a living. We don't have a job. Look at this boy. He is not bad. He is not ugly. The boys of today work for a living. They are not poor. They have no money. They don't have a job. Look at this boy. He has no money. And he has no job. He has no money. I don't want to drink. You will drink it. This is for you. This is for your uncle. He is a fool. I am not telling you. I am telling you. I am not telling you. I cannot drink. I am telling you. They didn't get polio. Because we don't lie. This brother is also disabled. A girl is coming from there. She is also disabled. They had some problem with their birth. Due to polio. Or some other problem. This girl is also disabled. Three children of one house are disabled. Now they will be worried about their own earning. And their children. Here is another Jogi. He is preparing food for dinner. He is making roti. He has made such a big roti. If there was a city girl here. She wouldn't have made such a big roti. She made such a big roti on her hand. You can see here. They bring drinking water. And store it in these vessels. Brother, where do you bring drinking water from? Where do you bring water from? How far is it from here? They have many problems with drinking water. They don't have filtered water here. That's why they bring water from far away. And store it in these vessels. How are you? I am fine. How long have you been living here? I have been living here for 8 years. Do you stay here permanently? No, I stay here permanently. What is your source of income? I am poor. You work hard and feed your children. What happened to your leg? It was an accident. Since how long? 8 years. Did you get it treated? No, I didn't get any treatment. You don't have enough money to get it treated? No, I don't have enough money to get it treated. Are you preparing these items for Iftari? Yes. I am preparing these items for Iftari. After a lot of hard work, they have finally lit the fire. They don't have gas or electricity. That's why they use wood as fuel. As you can see, it was very difficult to light the fire. They lit the fire with the help of cloth. This is a waste of cloth. Who will give us food? We will give you food. As you can see, we prepare food for Iftari. If we don't get anything, we have to fast. The Prophet Muhammad said, If we are Muslims, we should remain Muslims. We don't need to work for Allah if we have a car or a boat. We don't leave Allah's name if we are in a worse situation. As you can see, this is my sister. This is my younger sister. They are preparing food for Iftari. That's why all of us will prepare food for Iftari. We will pray to Allah to give us enough food. InshaAllah, you will prepare food for Iftari with us. We are happy that we are Muslims. We are going to read the Kalima of Prophet Muhammad. We are from the Ummah of the Prophet. There are many houses here. This is a tent. That is a tent. This is a tent. There are many tents here. They have been living here As you can see, there is poverty in Pakistan. It is very difficult for a normal person to survive. You can imagine the suffering of the poor people. They have rails here. After breakfast, they ride on these rails and go home. They work hard all day long to feed their children. They return home in the evening. As you can see, there are many shepherds here. The reason is that it is 5.30 pm. There is still time left. They work hard and return home in the evening. We have gas. We have electricity. Who is this? As iftar time is approaching, they are preparing for iftar. They are making fritters. It is 6 pm. They have to make iftar at 6.26 pm. They have to make fritters and water for iftar. I will share the next procedure with you. He is a shepherd. He lives here. How is life here? These are our small children. The climate has changed a lot. Two months ago, it was very cold. It was very cold. Due to rains and storms, our children live like this. We don't have a future in which we can save our children. It all depends on your government. If your government had done something for us, we wouldn't have been homeless. Do you also want to have a permanent home? Yes, we do. We also have children. Do you want to send them to a good school? I will tell you what the issue is. She is my sister-in-law. She is my sister. Our government doesn't want to give us good clothes, or a shelter for our children. If our identity card is checked, if we are not Pakistani or Muslim, then we will be thrown out. If we are Pakistani, then we have rights. Yes, we have rights. Elders have their own mothers and daughters. Our mothers and daughters have their own respect. We don't respect them. We are homeless because we are helpless. We don't have a bright future. Our government doesn't care for us. They don't connect us so that we can do something for them. These children, these children, and mashaAllah, they are our daughters. They are our mothers and sisters. We are ashamed that we are homeless. When someone comes or goes, they ask us a lot of questions. So we ask you. Look, we are not saying anything wrong. We ask you that we don't have the right to give shelter to these children. We have the right to give them a good future. We should teach these children. Our children cannot study. The landlords, the landowners, the property owners, their children can go to school. Our children have no right to go to school. Our children don't go to school because we don't have anything to give them. We don't have property to give them a good education. We have nothing. Oh my God! We don't have anything. Look, this brother is preparing for Iftari. He will bring water from the well and make water for Iftari. Look, he has brought drinking water from that house. Is this water? Yes. Where did you get it from? They store water in a can and use it when they need it. Here you can see their necessities like clothes and other things. They have stored it here. Here you can see their bike-ready vehicles. They sit here all day long and work. In the evening, their vehicles are here. Here you can see their house. She is preparing for Iftari. She is preparing for Iftari because Iftari is nearing. You can see the time. It is 5.40 pm. Iftari starts at 6.26 pm. Is your brother sleeping? He is fasting. He is hungry. He is fasting. His brother is sleeping here. He is fasting. They have kept animals here. They have brought pickles for them. Assalam-o-Alaikum. How are you? Where have you brought these pickles from? I don't know. You must have brought it from somewhere. You don't have any land. They have kept animals here. They have brought pickles for them. They were hungry all day long. As soon as the grass came, they ran to the grass. Here you can see a small shell. They have kept chickens here. They love to keep animals here. They love to keep chickens here. Here is a small goat. Here is a small dog. It is evening time. Children are playing. Some children are playing with animals. Some children are playing with toys. Is this your goat? Do you love it? Children are very happy here. They are barefooted. They are not wearing shoes. They are satisfied with their life. They are living a happy life. Friends, as the evening time approaches, everyone is busy with their work. They are preparing for dinner. You can see the cook in the front. The cook is preparing for dinner. The cook is preparing for Iftar. The cook is preparing for Iftar. He is preparing lemon water. Is this lemon from the market? Yes. He is preparing for Iftar. He is preparing for Iftar. He is preparing for Iftar. We have 15 minutes left. We have 11 minutes left. Friends, they are preparing for Iftar. The seating area is not clean. That's why they are preparing We will share our Iftar routine with you. They are preparing for Iftar. I have met a student here. He is educated. Let's ask him about his education. How are you? I am studying in class 7. Where do you study? In high school. What is your dream? I want to become a doctor. Very good. May Allah bless you with success. Your child's dream is very big. May Allah bless you with success. Do you go to school daily? Yes. Do you have exam today? No, I had English exam today. How was it? It was good. Encourage other students to study hard. Make them understand. Make others understand that if you study hard, you will get a good job. It's time for Iftar. Please come here. Inshallah. Come with us for Iftar. Inshallah. We play and laugh. When we come here, we feel happy. It's evening now. These people have returned with their vehicles. The number of vehicles is increasing. It's evening now. People are returning home. Iftar time is about to end. Children have gathered here. These brothers are praying. I will also join them. I will share the routine with you. You can see the lemon water. I made fritters with it. This is a cold drink. This is Iftar. I will share the next routine with you. May Allah accept our prayers. May Allah accept us. to do good. May Allah grant us the ability to offer prayers. May Allah grant us the ability to do good. I am here to pray for these brothers. May Allah bless them. May Allah end their poverty. May Allah grant us the ability to do good. Ameen. It's time for Iftar. We will have Iftar and then meet you. This is not Iftar. We can walk with difficulty but we can also eat at home. We can help our daughters. She is sitting with her mother. She is her daughter. Friends, this was our Ramadan Iftar routine with you. It's time for Adhan. We are winding up. I hope you liked the video. You must have seen many Iftars. Alhamdulillah, these brothers shared their Iftar with you. Thanks to them. He is our host. What's your name? Jamshed. He shared his routine with us. He helped us a lot. Thanks to him. See you in the next video. Goodbye.