A viral video has taken the internet by storm, featuring Sahil Adeem and Khalilur Rehman Qamar heated argument with a woman on a private TV show. The video has sparked widespread outrage and heated discussions on social media.
The controversy began when the woman on the show demanded an apology from Sahil Adeem for his notorious claim that 95% of women are illiterate. This request quickly escalated into a heated debate, with Khalilur Rehman Qamar becoming visibly irritated with the show’s host. The woman insisted that Adeem apologize for his derogatory remarks about women.
Instead of addressing her concerns, Adeem diverted the conversation by questioning the woman’s understanding of the term “Taghut,” which he described as Islam’s gravest sin. The woman firmly redirected the discussion back to women’s rights, emphasizing that the focus should be on Adeem’s offensive statements.
Adeem remained steadfast in his position, asserting that it is a duty in Islam to call out ignorance. He cited a hadith to support his claim that knowledgeable and ignorant individuals are not equal in Islam. When the woman persisted in her demand for an apology, Adeem mockingly called her “ignorant.”
Khalilur Rehman Qamar Intervention
The situation escalated further when Khalilur Rehman Qamar intervened, addressing the woman in an aggressive manner and criticizing her understanding of Arabic verses. He even asked the show’s host to remove the microphone from her.
The video quickly went viral on social media, with many users applauding the woman for standing up for women’s rights and condemning Adeem and Qamar’s behavior. Pakistani actress Meera Sethi also praised the woman’s courage, sharing the video on Instagram and expressing her support.
In response to the backlash, Sahil Adeem took to social media, sarcastically thanking those who used his name and image for personal gain and suggesting they tag their own leaders to maintain their jobs.
This incident has ignited a significant conversation about women’s rights and respect in media interactions, with many calling for greater accountability and respect for all participants in public discussions.
