"How to win friends and influence people" book could further help to maintain basic etiquettes.

Junaid bhai, as an Indian I’d say the video is equally helpful to Indian community. Maybe because India has grown more economically and has more exposure to corporate culture there is some improvement but the concepts are equally valid.

one more thing to add don't gossip with your friend colleague in workspace when you are in a team. it impacts a very bad impressions to others. i experience this personally

Aap ne pehle bhi ek baar zikr kia tha ke greet invisible people, I started it and believe me their smiles are worth watching.

These etiquettes are widely practiced in western countries. Good to see somebody is teaching them in Pakistan as well.

I am not perfect but I always was very considerate. I call everyone Sir when I am in Pakistan. This time I visited Peshawar and while riding a rickshaw I called the driver Sir. He replied to me saying ap ko pta hay aj say pehle kabhi kesi nay humaray ko Sir nahi bola. I said app ka kam bohat barha hay jis nay jahan jana hota hay app le jatay ho yeh choti baat nahi.

And btw being considerate in Pakistan and the things which we do and think we have done something special are the normal things people do in the west.

I would like to add few more, while crossing the road I usually wave to the driver who stops as a sign of gratitude, I learnt it from Japan. When I do grocery and see any woman with kids or old people behind me I offer them my spot, in bus i offer my seat if the bus is full. Offering food is not common in Europe but I do that and also tell them that this is my culture. When someone speaks i try to turn my body towards them fully if I am not in any urgent task in office i learnt that Prophet Muhammad S.A.W used to do that !

Such small actions would make this world a better place thats it, very nice video keep up the good work.

this video was much needed, thanks a lot

Yeah, 11:21 whenever someone calls me by name I feel extremely valued

Apne muh miya mithu nahi ban raha, since no one here knows me. I live in Karachi, but Junaid bhai, mere sath bhi yehi masla hai — mere mind mein har waqt ye baat ghoom rahi hoti hai ke meri wajah se kisi aur ko takleef na ho jaye.

**Jaise ke:

-Main ne apni bike ki light ka frame neeche kiya hua hai taake saamne walay ki aankhon mein na jaye.
-Gari park karta hoon bilkul side pe, bhale hi mujhe aadha kilometre paidal chal kar destination tak jana pade — meri wajah se road jam na ho.
-Road par pathar dekh kar side kar dena.
-Kharche apni jeb mein rakh lena aur baad mein ghar aakar use dustbin mein daalna.

I am a very ordinary man, but I already do almost 70% of the things you mentioned in your video — because I’ve seen my father doing them all my life. May Allah grant him Jannat and maghfirat.

After watching your video, I learned even more things. I’m sure I’ll impress my wife now 😄 lol

Accept card using both hand.
Always say thank you and sorry.
Always say aap.
Don't ignore invisible people .
Treat waiter kindly
Always ask and call by name
Let the women order first
Give water glass to someone other first
When you cross the road ,make sure you are leading.
Stay waited on door when someone coming out .
When you take someone car or motorcycle ،petrol dalwado.
When you take something from someone make sure you also give something better if they are in pair .
Distance from children even don't touch
Place everything on their place .
Clean bathroom after use
Always take handkerchief
Be kind , always introduce yourself by name


Thank you sir

21:57 my mom taught me this, and people here don't even care when someone is efforting for you, i mean yeah i invited you but atleast show that you're acknowledging my efforts.... Once i visited my friend's house for group study and it was my third time so my mom made me realize that she's (her mother) is doing efforts for you so you must take something there and just it was just a liter stick of icecream but i suddenly felt the respect she gave me and i never forgot to take something for them on my every visit

Junaid Bhai, apart from my parents and a few teachers, you’re the one who’s taught me the most about etiquettes, things I genuinely try to apply in my daily life. Thank you for everything ❤

I am from India, your suggestions are insightful, ( "Always greet the invisible. And always give the view to the lady")

How sensitive and observant! Much needed video.

Bhai hmari qoum ka in cheezo se koi taluk nhi. 😂

I'm glad I've been practicing all these and more without even realizing they were etiquettes. I feel that when you're genuinely considerate and make sure the people around you feel good, comfortable, and valued, those things naturally become etiquettes.

I went to Kabul Afghanistan and their culture was a shock to me. How kind all these people were from child to the aged one's. Learned a lot from them.
I am from karachi.

you said Hassaan saab and i was shocked like you literally said it to me. felt like i turn on the camera in a zoom call mistakenly! 3:39

Excellent video for everyone to learn

one of the most valuable video, the most valuable i swear, thanks Junaid