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Advocate AbdulRehman Yaseen Hi! Join me for insightful discussion on legal matters and enhancing your legal awareness.

16/03/2026

We discuss whether marriage can happen through a phone call and explain why it cannot. We talk about the Islamic obligations and proper protocols required for a valid marriage, including the necessity of witnesses (two from each side), their age requirements (18+), and their mental capacity. We explain the differences between Islamic Sharia requirements and legal recognition, highlighting that Pakistan's Muslim Family Law Ordinance and NADRA registration are essential for a marriage to be legally recognized. We emphasize that marriage requires proper documentation and cannot be valid with just two people agreeing over the phone.

16/03/2026

We discuss claims that Netanyahu is no longer serving as Prime Minister of Israel, allegedly sent to hell as Iran's revenge. We talk about how neither Israel nor the US are confirming his death, while his recent video appearances are allegedly AI-generated. We explore reports from Israeli media suggesting he's in a coma at a hospital, and discuss theories that his death will be officially announced soon. We also mention statements from Syed Ali Khamenei about continuing the mission regardless of personal sacrifice.

12/03/2026

We discuss the rapid increase in divorce cases in Pakistan. We examine the root causes of this issue, including intolerance, the negative influence of social media, television dramas, TikTok tutorials, and the economic crisis. We also explain how social media and morning shows appear to normalize divorce in society.

11/03/2026

We discuss what happens to inherited property after a father's death and how it should be divided among legal heirs. We explain that an elder brother cannot solely control the property and deny shares to sisters and younger brothers. We talk about the legal process of filing a partition suit to claim your rightful share, and how inheritance laws ensure fair distribution among all legal heirs, including sisters and brothers.

10/03/2026

Bank helpline scams are becoming very common in Pakistan, where fraudsters pretend to be bank representatives and call people from numbers that appear to be official helplines. They try to gain trust and ask for sensitive information such as OTP, ATM card number, CVV, or online banking details. Once this information is shared, the scammers quickly withdraw money from the victim’s account. Always remember that banks never ask for confidential information over phone calls. If you receive such a call, immediately disconnect and report it to your bank and the FIA Cyber Crime Wing. 🚨

09/03/2026

We discussed that if the police or any other person illegally detains your relative, does not register an FIR, and the family is not informed about their whereabouts, what steps should be taken. We explained that the Habeas Corpus Writ is a powerful legal remedy that can be filed in court. Through this writ, the court orders the police or the concerned authority to produce the missing or detained person before the court within 24 hours. We also highlighted an important point that many people are unaware of their legal rights, and instead of paying bribes, they should immediately approach a lawyer to file this writ so that their loved one can be safely brought before the court.

07/03/2026

We discuss the key differences between Shia and Sunni Islamic divorce laws. In Shia law, divorce requires reciting a proper Siga (a specific formula) with two witnesses present—either two men or one man and two women. Simply saying the word divorce is not sufficient. In Sunni law, the process is simpler: saying divorce is generally enough without witnesses, except in the Shafi'i school. We also explain that in both traditions, divorce is invalid if the person is intoxicated, unconscious, or in a compromised mental state.

04/03/2026

We discuss the writ of mandamus, which is a legal remedy used when government agencies fail to perform their duties, cause unnecessary delays, or ignore your request. Whether the police refuse to register an FIR, a university does not issue a degree, or the electricity department fails to install a meter — in all such situations, you can file a writ of mandamus in court. The court then directs the concerned agency to explain why it is not performing its duty and orders it to complete the task within a specified time.

03/03/2026

We discuss the tragic practice of Karo Kari in Pakistan, where dozens of women are killed annually based on accusations of illicit relationships. We explain how this ritual, prevalent in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and KPK, results in the murder of both men and women, often accepted by their own communities and families. We highlight the contradiction between this practice and Islamic teachings, which grant both men and women the fundamental right to choose their own spouse. We emphasize that these honor killings are murders, regardless of cultural justification, and that the right to life is a basic human right that cannot be violated.

02/03/2026

We explain that anyone who has illegally occupied someone else’s property should now be prepared, because the court will give its decision within 30 days. Not only will the property be restored to its rightful owner, but the illegal occupier may also face a punishment of 5 to 10 years of imprisonment along with a fine of up to 10 million rupees (1 crore).

We further clarify that special tribunals have been established, which may include officials such as the District Police Officer (DPO), Assistant Commissioner (AC), and Deputy Commissioner (DC). These authorities will investigate the matter and ensure that the property is returned to its lawful owner.

02/03/2026

We discuss the tragic assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Saleh-e-Khamenei and his family, questioning Pakistan's position in this critical situation. We explore whether Pakistan is standing with Iran or America, and emphasize the importance of Pakistan making a clear statement of support for Iran. We also highlight the internal challenges Pakistan faces, including the lack of public trust in the government, and argue that national unity and government transparency are essential for the country to navigate these geopolitical tensions effectively.

27/02/2026

Halal Earnings and Ethical Responsibility in the Legal Profession

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