Amir Khan Divorces Faryal Makhdoom

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Time will tell....I'm sure more evidence will come out, I don't think Amir is dumb enough to randomly call out a heavy weight champion. Of course the guy is going to deny it..he has a rep to up hold too... But other than big dick jokes...I don't think he'll regret it. Internet is always going to make meme's and stuff...

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How about his daughter, is this the reputation he wants to give his mother? Paindoos and misogynists don't think before they open their trap. His parents are abusing her, he is whore mongering and he has the nerve to do this. I guess abusing females is normal for some folks. A woman has every right to dress as per her desire.

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People here need to let go of some steam.

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wow this kanjarkhana is still ongoing ?? Seriously UK needs to stop producing garbage all the time.

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Dude...you are like ALWAYS quoting examples of people and how much money they make. Have you forgotten?

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Money not at the price of family. I know people who have hundred times he has and they will die before they dishonor the mother of their child.

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The pair of them make an obnoxious couple. I don't sympathize with either of them. The only person I feel bad for is their little daughter. That child's self-absorbed parents are dysfunctional as a "team" and they are dysfunctional as individuals or single-parents, too. I'm not gonna defend a female just because I happen to be one myself. Just look at Faryal; what she's done to her face and the way she carries herself. It's not rocket science to figure out that mothering and being a wife are not her top priorities in life; they seem to take a backseat to her goal/dream/aspiration of....err....what? Being a Kardashian wannabe? And Aamir lived his own variety of hedonism prior to marriage and continues to do so. Neither of these two dramay-baaz "characters" are impressive, nor are they healthy role models.

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Err....I don't condone the cheap comments that he's made about his wife and mother of his child. But Faryal has made a mockery of her own image and family too; she has done her own "dishonoring" plenty of times even without the help of her husband, lol.

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Some people wear hijabs and pound religion not for virtue but for attention, she chooses to dress in a way she pleases and only a sick oppressive society will force a woman to dress in a way she does not want to. She is a hundred time better than the abusive parents who condone the actions of their sons but condemn her for her choice of clothing. People should feel ashamed for not empathising with a victim of that jahil misogynistic mindset where the husband can go get drunk and screw around and the wifey needs to be locked up in a hijabi prison.

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Yes, some women DO indeed wear hijab for attention and not virtue. But their wrong intentions do not dismiss the importance of wearing clothes that impart dignity to a person’s image. You tend to see only the negative in religion and religious people and that, too, is another form of narrow-mindedness.

Anyhow, I believe that you’re being a bit too defensive of Faryal. Sometimes the youngsters like Third String can see more clearly than those that have been around longer, lol. :hehe: You can carry on with nursing a bleeding heart for the girl…but really…it takes two hands to clap, two people to tango…and both faryal and aamir are a “hot mess” just as individuals…let alone as a couple. You’re really better off saving that auraton jesi humdardi and naram-dilli for their child, Lamaysah. Even the women-folk (those that are objective and not blinded by feminism) recognize that Faryal is not wholly innocent.

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I mean you could've saw this coming. Amir and his family never really liked her.

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It is about oppression, abuse and misogyny and about treating women like dogs, it is my understanding that Amir has cheated on her on a regular basis, he drinks everyday and then Faryal is the one getting slammed by parents on wearing un islamic clothes. Is it only about hypocrisy. All I hear about her is her choice of clothing but this is her right as a human to wear whatever she likes. Why did the parents not condemn the brothers for adultery and for being alcoholics. The courts, judges and the police will make them squeal. I hope she gets an amazing lawyer who will rip them apart.

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LMAO. I have always wondered why a woman’s “progression” and “advancement” is associated with the shedding of her clothes and her right to do so. Whereas the progression of men is based more upon their intellect and capabilities.

Look at these female celebrities…the singers like Beyonce etc…who croon songs about loving and embracing yourselves the way you are…and the actresses that talk about being comfortable in your own skin …and they negate their words/lyrics when they go under the knife and chisel away every part of their face. Or they’re so hungry for attention and praise that they feel such a burning need to strip down to their birthday suit for magazine covers because scoring a slot on Maxim is such a “profound” lifetime achievement. THESE behaviors are the OPPOSITE of female empowerment; they are a blatant NEGATION of self-confidence and even feminism, lol. If you’re gonna stand up for women’s rights…then stand up for their advancement in something that has more depth, more substance. Really, the few men on GS who go around saying “it’s their right” …“don’t judge”…when it comes to other women, will NOT be singing the same tune if it were their own ma/behn/beti. What a shame that such men don’t see the hypocrisy in their own contradictions :hoonh:

Apples to oranges…this infidelity versus dressing skankily. Nobody is defending Aamir’s character. He acts like a pig in his own way. And Faryal is no doodh ki dhuli hui nanhi kaaki either. :hehe:

Keep on defending Faryal and all the other women out their who are so “oppressed” because people expressed verbal disapproval for their desire to nanga themselves either partially or fully…haaye haaye bechaariyan. Hopefully when it comes to the women of their own homes (beti/behn)…we will see the same valiant bahaaduri from these Desi men. :hehe:

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I know people getting so mad and going after behan beti of posters but not a beep about the many baaps bhaais molesting little boys..lol..you do know that 85 percent of the street children are molested there and the molesters are looking for covered up women to be their wives…so which is a bigger deal a woman wearing clothes she likes or the rampant child moestations. No one cares when many baaps bhais bring home murdaar khori rishwat, baiymani, milawwat ki kamaai and defraud the tax payers. There are really bad things out there and clothing choice is not one of them. Now what would some desi mid aged women be doing when it comes to their baap baap bhais???

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LMAO. Why do you have the reasoning abilities of a child?

Just because I.....AND MANY OTHER PEOPLE.....don't condone bayhayaai in dressing......does not mean that we approve of all other forms of shamelessness such as molestation/rape, etc.

Seriously, what kind of logic is that Bob?

Here let me post a disclaimer on your behalf, Oprah Winfrey:

**Dear GS Members,

If any of you should ever express a conservative outlook in the matter of female clothing in your posts, please make sure to ALSO express vehement condemnation for crimes like molestation/rape/chori/and ALL sorts of corruption perpetrated by Muslim/Desi men. For good measure please also make sure to express the strongest censure for the various sins committed by Muslim Hijabi women. If you FAIL to express condemnation for the above mentioned crimes in your post after having shared your conservative views on apparel, you will come under suspicion (by Agent Bob) for being a supporter of other vices/crimes. And then you may be asked by Bob to leave the country. Kindly adhere to these precautions. **

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So on one hand we have a great condemnation for women choosing to dress the way they want to and on the other hand we have the highest number of hits on the gay porn sites, seems like an oxymoron. Lives are full of contradictions, judging people after fraudulently collecting welfare for some makes them so superior. I know many cabbies here who have very strict dress codes for their women but don't declare their income and commit welfare fraud. Which do you think is worse, welfare fraud or ripped jeans?

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1) Stick to the topic, Bob. This thread is not about molestation, rishwat-khori, milawat, etc. That's a very defensive and weak strategy of arguing. You are basically "deflecting" people's attentions from the issue at hand to other issues that are irrelevant and you need to stop doing that. It makes one sound defensive, not intelligent.

2) A sick man will assault a woman whether she is covered from head to toe or scantily clad. But common sense demands that one take precautions. You know...just like Bob the Planner....likes to plan ahead for every possible mishap or emergency and takes all kinds of precautions whether or not any hiccups take place during his journey.......similarly one should also take precautions in how they present themselves to the world.

3) Ever heard of the saying, "Clothes make the man?" You would not wear a bathing suit to a job interview or a pair of Bermuda shorts to a funeral because it will send people the wrong message about you; they will form unsavory perceptions about you in their minds. For someone who is ALWAYS harping on and on and about "looks" and "image".....it should not be so difficult for YOU to comprehend that clothes are powerful; they are not a minor thing to be easily dismissed. The way that a person dresses and carries themselves has the potential to attract people that either respect them.....or it can attract people that are harmful, dangerous, etc.

So before you rush to champion such "progression"...slow down and remind yourself of the power (and consequences) that ALWAYS come with clothing and how we carry/present ourselves.

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It is all about fake morality where welfare fraud is fine but ripped jeans is haram..lol..I don't read verbal diarrhea. Remind yourself always that people who mention religion and modesty incessantly are also classified as the most corrupt and morally depraved. She is a model and dresses like one and has been successful. What have your clothes done for you?

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Who was the FIRST person to bring religion into this thread? It was YOU. Not me. YOU. If you have any doubts about that, please scroll back to your earlier post # 29 in this thread. YOU were the one who felt the need to defend Faryal by bashing hijabans. *Prior to that, nobody had even mentioned religion....or even "clothes" for that matter. *

What have my clothes done for me?" Umm....I am not in competition with Faryal Makhdoom. I don't use my clothes as a means to gain "fame" or mass attention. It is enough for me that my clothes are modest and that Alhumdolillah they are usually appropriate for the setting that I'm in....be it professional or otherwise.Earlier you challenged Third String to show you his arm. It's like a kid challenging someone to an arm wrestling match. Dude....you're a grown man with 3 kids!!!! Grown men don't act like that.....not even during debates....nor do they get sooooo emotional over socialites like Faryal Makhdoom. Is she your mamay di kurri? Grow up!

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She does not hail from your village, she is a New Yorker, she is a model and an entrepreneur. Her appearance suits her narrative as a model.
I have seen many stuffing their faces with haram ki kamai ka korma and then judging what one wears lol..some wires are so crossed.
That little man you are talking about was not debating he was engaging in personal attacks and questioning my manhood, I was just telling him that just because I am man enough to cook doesnt mean I am weak. I am physically stronger than any desi young men I have come across. When I beat 6-2 black guy Charlie in the arm wrestle it was a calculated move to establish order in my house when teenagers come to hangout. Now they all listen.
PS there is no professional setting for you, mental stability is required for a professional job.