the drama is not promoting sin but showing the Reality which represents the consequences of doing sin and also encourages towards Islam by presenting another character which is on a good path and doing actually good

This is a good drama because it's showing the reality of our current situation. They show zamil but they also show Abu Bakar too. He is showing how to be a good Muslim. How to respect a woman. How he is taking care of his mom. He is also reciting the Quran.

Exactly! The main hero Abu Bakr is shown as the 'real Muslim' but in reality he's not religious at all. In fact, he openly violates the shariah in so many ways. He doesn't grow a beard, he has female 'friends', he has no problem touching or hugging unrelated women, he enables zina by helping Zaryab and Zamil find  an apartment to live together in Boston, he listens to music, he has portraits on the walls of his house. He's a very liberal Muslim in reality. But he's portrayed as the 'real' follower of Islam or at least the hero or the good guy and people are going crazy over 'how amazing' he is!

On the other hand, Zamil who has left his sinful ways, joined tabligh, started praying and growing his beard, wants to be a practising Muslim, wants a religious wife who can be a good mother to his children is at the same time shown as a negative character who 'dumps' Zaryab mercilessly and is arrogant and narcissistic.
The script doesn't even make sense tbh. Because it makes no sense for someone like him to behave in this manner all of a sudden. Why wouldn't he want Zaryab to change for the better like him? Why wouldn't he want the best for her? Why wouldn't he encourage her to repent and start practising Islam so that he can marry the girl he has always loved?

Also the girl who wears abaya and niqab (Hamna, who Zamil marries) is also a lying, deceptive woman who has had multiple affairs but pretends to be perfectly pure and innocent!

So they're demonising symbols of Islam like hijab and beard.

This drama promotes a very liberal or watered down version of Islam and reinforces negative stereotypes about religious muslims.

The 'Islamic' message is basically - don't do zina, but it's okay to do everything else that leads to it lol. No need for lowering your gaze, gender segregation, you can touch each other, hang out etc, just stay in your limits (like Abu Bakr lol) which is obviously ridiculous. We all know the Qur'an tells us not to even go near Zina! And that includes looking, touching, hanging out with etc.

In the latest episode the ' hero' Abu Bakr walks in on Zaryab lying on the floor, offers his hand to lift her up and offers her his ruqya water 😂

The drama isn't promoting live in, it is in fact showing all the evils of it how it messes up your life

They are not normalizing live in relationship they are showing the true face of elite class jahan majority aisa horaha hai..and have seen many comments of girls that they are relating to this story..

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Zamil didn't even have the decency to breakup with her properly though, he just married a girl and she had to find out from his mom and then hunt down his friend to find his location. I don't the the writer was trying to demonize Islam, the drama shows how people can weaponize Islam to mistreat others or end up hurting others even if that's not their intention. Zaryab didn't like him becoming more religious because he started demeaning her after his decision to become a practicing Muslim. He also was insecure of her education which Islam promotes but instead of using that as a common ground or gradually trying to introduce deen to her his behavior kept getting worse. He would join in sin with her, live in sin with her then put the entirety of the blame on her. What he should've done is distance from her and get his own place or marry her, or sit down and talk to both families. He's still learning himself but he was preaching to Zaryab as if he was qualified to do so and above her which puts a question mark on his sincerity.

The character of Zamil is apparently portraying the current situation of our youth and how little knowledge can be dangerous.

Like, when you are in an environment where no one follows religion and suddenly you find the right path and start practicing the basics of the religion, such a scenario actually adds a sense of pride to the heart. We start thinking that we are good because we are practicing, and that Allah gives religious knowledge to those whom He wants betterment for. It is such a good hadith, but it should motivate us to gain more knowledge. Instead, apparently, we start thinking that we are better than others, that this is why Allah chose us, and all of this eventually brings arrogance.
They have also portrayed Zamil's character as someone who seems to have an inferiority complex because he couldn't get into a good college and also seems to struggle with some mental health issues. When we suffer from such an inferiority complex and then suddenly find ourselves on the right path, we may start thinking that other people are below us. This can bring a sense of superiority and arrogance into our hearts.
So yes, religion is supposed to make you humble, but little knowledge, especially when you are already struggling with such issues, can even make you a miserable person.
I really like the detailing where they show Zamil calling his friend and whn he thinks he saved abubakar from the dhoka . It clearly shows how simply knowing hadith without understanding their context or knowing where and how to apply them can lead to them being used negatively.

I really hope they can develop Zamil's character better by the end. Since they are showing him gaining knowledge, maybe he will eventually realise that he was being arrogant in the name of religion rather than being humble. Although, I don't think they are going to do that because he is being portrayed as the villain. But if we try to understand his character, we will realise how much he is a mirror of many of us.

I really like the psychological depth of Zamil's character.

This drama is not trying to normalise any sin or defame islam or any religious muslim it is actually trying to adress the spiritual problem which does exist in muslim societies and against which our prophet(saw) has warned us that if u are practicing...do not belittle those who are apparently non religious because guidance lies in hands of Allah and he guide any one he wills and they can become more near and dear to Him(swt)

What the heck 😂😂😂
The drama is clearly showing how sin makes your life hell and left you emotionally devastated. That guy was arrogant and narcissist and he didn't change even after becoming religious because he became religious just to make himself superior.

This drama actually gives us a comparison between 2 types of Muslims. Those who r drowned in Takabur considering themselves forgiven if they r practicing. Second, the one who is a Muslim in true sense: humble n obedient, who does not judge people based upon their actions and past.

Normalized nhi kiya dikhaya h reality... or agr dekha jay to awearness dy rha h darama k tum insan k pechy pagal ho agr or barbad hony k bad Panah kidr milti Allah k pas

اِنّا لِلّٰهِ وَاِنّا اِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُوْن

Jazakallahu khairan katheeran.  Heard him the first time and Mash Allah he is so inspiring.  May Allah swt increase him in his knowledge and good deeds.

The drama is not just showing a Muslim like zamil who becomes arrogant, they have also shown another very kind religious person who is actually the kind of person our religion teaches us to be. So they are not turning against religion, they are just differentiating two types of religious people.

Exactly so true you are .❤❤Allaah Rabbul Izzat ko tauba karne wale bahot pasand hain. He forgives so forgive and forget ,, who are we to judge any one .

Zamil didn't say he doesn't wanna be in a relationship with her anymore. He ghosted her and married a girl without even telling her and she thought they were still in a relationship and when she got to know about that and confronted him then he said she's napak and stuff. This drama is not promoting live-in  relationship, it is  the opposite. The name of the drama is darenijaat, which means the door towards nijaat. This drama is written by umerah ahmed who's also the writer of pire kamil

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