Rehan Allahwala

technology entrepreneur behind DIDX

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Rehan Allahwala is a Pakistani technology entrepreneur and online educator who built the wholesale service DIDX. He says he has worked in technology since he was 13 years old and began earning money online in 1997. In 2010 he launched a project called Rehan School, and he publishes courses on freelancing and ChatGPT.

Early life and background

Allahwala describes himself as a Karachi resident and a Pakistani. He says his father worked in the paper trade and describes him as a self-made man. According to Allahwala, his father expanded his business in Lahore and then moved to Dubai. He says the family runs a recycling factory in Jebel Ali, Dubai. [1][5]

Allahwala says he has a younger brother who runs a business. He says he is the odd one out in his family because he prefers impact to making money. [1]

Allahwala said his mother reheated leftover bread in water each morning, and that tea was made with one cup of milk and five or six cups of water. He said he wore clothes handed down from his elder brother. He said a teacher told him he would amount to nothing because of his poor handwriting, and that cheques he writes in that handwriting now clear at the bank. [3]

Education

Allahwala says he never went to college or university. He says he studied the Russian language but did not understand it. He says he spent a month or two in Russia and picked up a lot of Russian there. [1][8]

Career in technology

Allahwala says he has worked in technology since he was 13 years old and has been in tech for 35 years. He has also said he has been involved in the IT field since 1987. His first company sold software for the Commodore 64 computer. He then made accessories for that product, then UPS devices, and then began refurbishing computers. [1][4]

He started an internet service provider, an email service and a bulletin board service. He says he was one of the first 10 people to connect telephone service over the internet to the PSTN, and that he invented a technology that call centers around the world use. He built a wholesale service called DIDX. He also built a marketplace, which he compared to eBay. [1]

Allahwala founded his first company in America in 1999. He says he returned to Pakistan in 2003 and travelled, and that he was never a resident. He says the United States did not give him a visa for 11 years and that he had to run his American business from Pakistan during those years. [1]

He says his customers are in more than 100 countries and that his team set up Pakistan's first international call center. He retired in 2010. He says his income comes from the business that pays him, and that they take money from no one. He says his digital product can be obtained at DIDX.net. [1][8]

Online work and media

Allahwala says he began earning money online in 1997, began talking about affiliate marketing in 1998, and built websites of different kinds after he started earning online. He says he has been doing this work himself since 1997. He also says he was doing affiliate marketing and marketing from 1998 or 1999. [1][2]

He began telling people they could earn money from home through freelancing. He says he founded TV Pakistan in 1999 and that he has made videos to teach since he was 19 years old. He says he broadcast his wedding online in 1997 using CU-SeeMe software over a dial-up modem. He says he pushed many people, including Sunny Ali, to start making videos. [1]

He says in 2004 he offered a free laptop to anyone who befriended 500 of his Facebook contacts, and that he gave away 500 laptops from his own pocket. He says he and his team do not take charity and rely on their own earnings. He says he has made videos about DNS. [1]

Allahwala said he has around two million followers on Instagram. He said most of his followers are Indians. [3]

Teaching and Rehan School

Allahwala says he started teaching and talking about entrepreneurship and micro-entrepreneurship. He says his goal was to reach a million entrepreneurs. He says he hired 50 people, bought a new office space, and failed within three or four years. He says he came to understand that mindsets were not ready to scale, to give back, or to be public. [1]

In 2010 he launched a project called Rehan School that asked celebrities to start teaching. Allahwala has said he already has a school, and that his school is putting ChatGPT into daily implementation and teaching. He has said everything taught at Rehan School can be learned through the Rehan School Assistant AI. [1][3][4][6]

Courses and workshops

Allahwala released a full course titled Mobile Kay Zariyeh Freelancing Kar Kay Paise Kamayen. He says he made 25 courses that are on Udemy, and that his courses are free on YouTube. He has published his courses on Asaan.org, and says his Canva course is hosted on Asaan.org. His course, Course A, is advertised as teaching viewers how to earn 25,000 rupees a month. [1][2][7]

A full video by Allahwala is titled Freelancing Ki ABCD. He says his goal for students is to earn 50,000 to 100,000 rupees a month. Allahwala provides the full workshop as videos that organisers can use to run it themselves. He says the purpose of the workshop is to reduce the fear people feel about freelancing, and that the workshop cannot teach freelancing because it is only an introduction to it. [2][9]

Allahwala says everything taught is already on YouTube, so the workshop's main job is to reduce fear. He says the aim of the workshop is not that participants become crorepatis. He encourages participants to attend his workshop again. He says some people have collected money in his name and then blocked the contact numbers. He says he pays for the making and editing of his videos himself and has taken no money from viewers. [7][9]

He presents Fiverr as the easiest marketplace. He says he does not know how to make a Fiverr gig because he has never made one. He tells organisers to create one standard gig offering greeting card design, which he prices at three cards for five dollars. He tells students to build a portfolio on Behance and to create gigs on a marketplace where they can also bid on work. [2][7][9]

He says anyone who can use email can also use Canva. He describes Canva as a small, baby version of software like Photoshop. Allahwala says Photoshop needed a big computer, and Canva is a newer app. [2][9]

He advises students to learn with a group of three friends and to welcome criticism, which he calls a feedback loop. He tells students to share the posts, cards and videos they make on all their social media. He says there are five groups that students should join, and that students should get comfortable with text-to-speech software. He says students must remove unnecessary things from their phones. [7]

He says he is making a new series that teaches people how to work from home, and plans a second version, available as a book and as a video. Allahwala said his book is coming out. He says his book covers the basic essentials and that he will try to go deeper in the next edition. [3][8]

ChatGPT and AI tools

Allahwala presents a course on ChatGPT. He says this course should be taught in every school, college, university, neighbourhood and mosque. He says in-person students would practise for two hours a day over one month, that in-person attendance at this course carries a fee, and that the online version of this course is free. [4]

Rehan has said he built a GPT for out-of-school children in Pakistan, and that the GPT can teach in English if a user asks for it. He has said the Rehan School Assistant GPT was built as one of his projects. He has said a GPT teaches students for Pakistan's matric exams and that installing certain GPTs will help a user pass the GED. He has said he built AI teachers that people can use to study. [6]

Rehan has said Become a Millionaire AI is designed to make users millionaires in dollars. He has said a link to the Rehan Health Doctor GPT is on the Rehan Health website. He has said he built the Rehan Jobs AI. He has said a tool he describes looks for jobs outside Pakistan that a user can do remotely. He has said a tool he describes returns three jobs from around the world matching a user's CV within five seconds. [6]

Rehan has said Rehan Law AI can take a user's case and give a summary of it, and that it can judge the same case under the laws of India, the UK and America. He has said the Rehan Immigration Guide is for people who want to migrate or study abroad. He has said the Rehan Immigration Guide suggests the top three destinations based on a user's CV. He has said a tool finds scholarships in the chosen country and can help users apply. [6]

Rehan has said he has a GPT aimed at farmers, noting that 50 to 70 percent of Pakistanis are farmers. He has said he built Factory School so that people can set up small factories. He has said he built a GPT that guides Umrah trips and finds Umrah tickets, and that one of his AIs is meant to take users on Hajj. He has said building one GPT takes him about ten minutes. [6]

Rehan has said he built a GPT that is a clone of himself, and that the clone GPT is still under construction. He has said the clone GPT has read and listened to all his videos and returns links to them. He has said a version of himself with his real face may be available within about a year. [6]

Insan Party

Allahwala says he set up a political party to bring forward new leaders. He says Abdul Sattar Edhi gave the Insan Party its name. He says he asks people only for time, not for money or votes. He says he invites people who are passionate about any subject and can give 10 hours a week to become shadow ministers. He says he encourages people to hold a conference on their subject every three months. [1]

He says he invites people to become shadow mayors of their own areas. He says he is not interested in becoming prime minister and will not contest an election. He says he wants to train people and bring other people forward. [1]

Hinglaj Yatra

Allahwala released a 2019 video on the Hinglaj Yatra in Balochistan, Pakistan, as part 1 of 2. He presents a tour of the Hinglaj Yatra to viewers. He says he learned two or three years earlier that a place in Pakistan called Hinglaj, or the Nani temple, exists. He says he asked whether he, as a Muslim, could go too, and was told he could. [5]

He says he was told they would go on the Hinglaj yatra the following week. He says he planned to share knowledge of internet technology and entrepreneurship on the trip. He says he did not know where the group would stay or what it would eat. He says people must first know their own country before they can learn about others. [5]

Views on Pakistan and poverty

Allahwala says that ego, lying, double-dealing and connections are problems where he lives. He says he does not think his country is poor but that it is very poorly managed. He says there is huge trust available now in his country, and that ventures are starting and partnerships being created because of it. He personally believes his country will come out of the cycle of poverty within the next 10 years. He says poverty is not ending through entrepreneurship. [1]

He says free internet for three to six months could have been offered to everyone who had never used it, at no cost. He says he got fed up when COVID began and saw it as a moment to change Pakistan's mindset. He says the same people and ministers have remained for the last 10 years, with only names and titles changing. He says his country could have raised smartphone use from 25% to 70 or 80%, and did not. [1]

Allahwala has said the effect of poverty falls most heavily on children. He has described poverty as a chain that runs through generations. He has said it depends on people whether they give their children knowledge that lets them break the chain. He said he got out of the chain from his own home and that other children will also get out of it. [3]

He has said people should strengthen themselves by building businesses and products, and should move from being consumers to being creators. He said he is not afraid of poverty and that the rich are the ones who fear it. He has said many poor people believe they must move abroad. He has said the biggest challenge for a poor person is failing in their own mind first. [3]

He asks educated Pakistanis to explore their passions and start speaking. He says only 3% of Pakistanis can truly take English-language courses. He says it is now possible for every Pakistani to use YouTube. Rehan has asked the government of Pakistan to promote AI tools widely. He has said his goal is for every Pakistani to earn at least 500 dollars a month. [1][6]

Views on education

Allahwala has said schools, mosques and jails are not used properly. He has said mosques should have computers and workstations, and that the country would change if mosques and schools brought in productive work. He has said American mosques have gyms, workstations and schools. He has cited a president who set up a factory inside a jail. [3]

He has said he would replace school exams with practical execution tasks. He has said he would have children do productive work instead of rote learning. He has questioned judging children by numbers and memorisation. He has said a child should show what they have learned by doing it, and that a school day should begin with gym before class. [3]

He has said school education has been outdated for years and relies on rote learning. He advises people, before taking admission anywhere, to take courses available on edX and Coursera. He has said degrees have become obsolete, and that learning to talk to people matters more than a degree. He has said learning becomes easier when lessons are taught through stories. [1][3][6]

Views on ChatGPT and AI

Allahwala says ChatGPT has become the best teacher in the world at present and has come to change human life for ever. He says prompt engineering has created a whole new field. He says a company's productivity could rise ten to a thousand times if people choose to use it. He says this is a pivoting time that will not come again. [4]

He says he has heard that the need for programmers could end within two years. He thinks most programmers are afraid of ChatGPT, and that young programmers will not fear it and will use it more. He asks the programmer community to experiment with its API as much as possible. He asks people not to block ChatGPT but to use it. [4]

He asks school owners, secretaries and education ministers to adopt ChatGPT. He offers to teach people himself, live on Zoom, if they call him. He says Google does not give thoughtful answers and only searches and returns results. He thinks making movies, dramas and cartoons from text prompts is close. He thinks chat will replace typing www addresses to reach websites. [4]

He says millions of cases are pending in Pakistan's courts. He hopes AI can soon be used for out-of-court cases and for judgments. He advises lawyers to check ChatGPT's answers against books before going to court. He tells lawyers to use ChatGPT as a lawyer, a judge and a client, and says a lawyer can put their own case into ChatGPT and question it. [4]

He says the need for rote learning has ended and that teachers have been hit hardest by the arrival of ChatGPT. He says a fee puts pressure on people to follow through. He says a student can ask ChatGPT to explain a topic as if they were seven years old. He says the human mind works through stories and remembers them. [4]

He says one no longer needs to make reports. He says ChatGPT can write full code and full apps, and that it is a very good tool for script writing and brochure design. He says ChatGPT does not get tired, unlike doctors. He says he asks ChatGPT three questions a day with his children. [4]

Rehan has said the software industry is about to change completely. He has said anyone can build software as quickly as they can write an email. He has said AI is at the start of its development, and that ChatGPT is not only for educated people. He has advised users to talk to ChatGPT ten times a day. [6]

Views on freelancing and work

Allahwala defines digital earning as any income made on a computer or smartphone. He says a person in Pakistan can talk with and work for customers in other countries from home. He says a person can work for the four billion people in the world who use the internet. He says calls to Africa and video calls now cost nothing, and that the digital world has no border walls, visas or passports, for now. [2]

He says the biggest test for someone earning digitally is their mindset, and that a global mindset needs training, not only hardware. He says equipment alone will not produce income. He says people's ego works like a firewall that resists change. He says the gap between doing and not doing comes down to mindset. He says people learn only by making mistakes. [2]

He says that when schools first appeared, people refused to go to school. He says he does not want people to invest in gigs or buy fake reviews. He says clients trust a freelancer who already has reviews and past work. He says landing the first order is the hardest step for a new seller. He says asking questions is not shameful, but not asking is a bad thing. [2]

Allahwala defines freelancing as work a person can do freely, and calls any work done on a phone or computer digital work. He says a freelancer needs enough language to communicate, and the client is not there to check grammar. He says people aged 15 to 25 make the best assistants for this work. He says he is not trying to make every person a freelancer. [9]

He says anyone choosing work should have a passion for it, and that a network is necessary before doing any work. He says virtual assistant work can be done by anyone who knows English and computers. He says he hires his own virtual assistants on a monthly basis because he wants long-term work. He says he has physical assistants but mostly works with them virtually. He says he trusts delegating work more than meeting people in person. [8]

He says programming suits introverts and needs little English. He says learning and unlearning are very important in online work. He says he does not teach skills but teaches people to use their heads. He has said people in Pakistan are poor because they are timid. He has said people have forgotten how to speak, which has made them weak, and that people are not taught to ask questions from childhood. [7][8]

Personal life

Allahwala estimates he has started about 150 to 200 ventures. He says he has no fear of starting new ventures or of failing at them. He says his focus for the past five years has been improving himself. He says that first he was smart and tried to change the world, and then he became wise and tried to change himself. He says he began studying spirituality and Taoism. [1]

He says he keeps a project only while he enjoys it and stops when he gets tired. He says he no longer plans. He says he does most things publicly and tries not to lie. He says he always asks unusual questions on Facebook. He describes himself as a germinator. [1]

He says he once drove from Germany to London without a visa, and that he was told he had a visa and could go, and was told never to do it again. He has said he has been driving for 32 years, starting at eighteen. He has said he has travelled to more than 80 countries. He has said he ran businesses in five countries and lost money on them. [1][7]

He says that listening for two hours a day gave his English an American accent, and that people in America ask him how he learned English. He has said that a little while ago he was in a village in Gilgit-Baltistan. Allahwala describes himself as an Urdu speaker. He recommends reading The Sovereign Individual. [1][7][8][9]

Allahwala said he learned from his own setbacks and from other people's mistakes, and that he learns something every day. He said that if he lost everything he would return to where he started. He says he wants to be among people who make life easier for others. [3][7]

Timeline

1987
Allahwala says he has been involved in the IT field since this year.[4]
1997
He says he began earning money online and broadcast his wedding online using CU-SeeMe software.[1][2]
1998
He says he began talking about affiliate marketing.[2]
1999
He founded his first company in America and says he founded TV Pakistan.[1]
2003
He says he returned to Pakistan.[1]
2004
He says he offered a free laptop to anyone who befriended 500 of his Facebook contacts.[1]
2010
He retired and launched a project called Rehan School.[1]
2019
He released a video on the Hinglaj Yatra in Balochistan, Pakistan.[5]

Appearances

DateTitleWhere
2021-03-05 Technology reshapes politics when people become experts Thought Behind Things
2022-07-08 Mobile Kay Zariyeh Freelancing Kar Kay Paise Kamayen - Full course Rehan Allahwala
2025-03-15 Darr Hi Ghareeb Ko Qaid Rakhta Hai | Zindagi Badalne Wali Guftagu | EP - 134 | #rehanallahwala Rehan Allahwala
2023-03-02 Chat GPT Complete Course By Rehan Allahwala Rehan Allahwala
2019-06-26 Hinglaj Yatra, Balochistan Pakistan | 2019 | Rehan Allahwala | Part 1/2 Rehan Allahwala
2024-07-04 How To Earn | 100,000 Rupee A Month | With ChatGPT | Rehan Allahwala Complete ChatGPT Guide Course Rehan Allahwala
2023-10-03 Rehan Allahwala Course A | Learn how to earn 25,000 Rupees a month | Asaan.org Rehan Allahwala
2018-10-10 How to work online | Rehan Allahwala Rehan Allahwala
2022-08-23 Freelancing Ki ABCD by Rehan Allahwala | فری لانسنگ کی اے،بی،سی،ڈی | Full Video Rehan Allahwala

Frequently asked questions

Who is Rehan Allahwala?

Rehan Allahwala is a Pakistani technology entrepreneur who built the wholesale service DIDX. He describes himself as a Karachi resident and a Pakistani. He publishes courses on freelancing and ChatGPT.[1][2][4][5][7]

What does Rehan Allahwala do?

Rehan Allahwala says he started teaching and talking about entrepreneurship and micro-entrepreneurship. He has published his courses on Asaan.org and presents a course on ChatGPT. He has also said he built AI teachers that people can use to study.[1][4][6][7]

Where is Rehan Allahwala from?

Rehan Allahwala describes himself as a Karachi resident and a Pakistani. He says he returned to Pakistan in 2003 and travelled. He says his father expanded his business in Lahore and then moved to Dubai.[1][5]

Did Rehan Allahwala go to university?

Rehan Allahwala says he never went to college or university. He advises people, before taking admission anywhere, to take courses available on edX and Coursera.[1]

What is DIDX and what is Rehan Allahwala's connection to it?

Rehan Allahwala built a wholesale service called DIDX. He says his digital product can be obtained at DIDX.net. He says he retired in 2010.[1][8]

What is the Insan Party that Rehan Allahwala set up?

Rehan Allahwala says he set up a political party to bring forward new leaders. He says Abdul Sattar Edhi gave the Insan Party its name. He says he is not interested in becoming prime minister and will not contest an election.[1]

What is Rehan School?

In 2010 Rehan Allahwala launched a project called Rehan School that asked celebrities to start teaching. He has said everything taught at Rehan School can be learned through the Rehan School Assistant AI. He has also said his school is putting ChatGPT into daily implementation and teaching.[1][4][6]

Which AI tools has Rehan Allahwala built?

Rehan Allahwala has said he built a GPT for out-of-school children in Pakistan and the Rehan Jobs AI. He has said Rehan Law AI can take a user's case and give a summary of it. He has also said the Rehan Immigration Guide is for people who want to migrate or study abroad.[6]

References

  1. Technology reshapes politics when people become experts . Thought Behind Things , 2021-03-05.
  2. Mobile Kay Zariyeh Freelancing Kar Kay Paise Kamayen - Full course . Rehan Allahwala , 2022-07-08.
  3. Darr Hi Ghareeb Ko Qaid Rakhta Hai | Zindagi Badalne Wali Guftagu | EP - 134 | #rehanallahwala . Rehan Allahwala , 2025-03-15.
  4. Chat GPT Complete Course By Rehan Allahwala . Rehan Allahwala , 2023-03-02.
  5. Hinglaj Yatra, Balochistan Pakistan | 2019 | Rehan Allahwala | Part 1/2 . Rehan Allahwala , 2019-06-26.
  6. How To Earn | 100,000 Rupee A Month | With ChatGPT | Rehan Allahwala Complete ChatGPT Guide Course . Rehan Allahwala , 2024-07-04.
  7. Rehan Allahwala Course A | Learn how to earn 25,000 Rupees a month | Asaan.org . Rehan Allahwala , 2023-10-03.
  8. How to work online | Rehan Allahwala . Rehan Allahwala , 2018-10-10.
  9. Freelancing Ki ABCD by Rehan Allahwala | فری لانسنگ کی اے،بی،سی،ڈی | Full Video . Rehan Allahwala , 2022-08-23.
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  1. He says he has worked in technology since he was 13 years old. Main 13 saal ki umar se tech mein hoon.
  2. He says he has been in tech for 35 years. toh 35 saal ho gaye hain tech ke andar.
  3. His first company sold software for the Commodore 64 computer. Aur maine apni pehli jo company banayi thi woh Commodore 64 computer ek hota tha, uske software main bechta karta tha.
  4. He then made accessories for that product, then UPS devices, and then began refurbishing computers. Uske baad maine kuch usi product ki accessories banayi, phir UPS banaye, phir computers refurbish karna shuru kar diye.
  5. He started an internet service provider, an email service and a bulletin board service. Phir maine ISP shuru kar diya, email service shuru kari, usse pehle bulletin board service shuru kari, uske baad ISP service shuru kari.
  6. He says he was one of the first 10 people to connect telephone service over the internet to the PSTN. main duniya ke pehle 10 logon mein tha jinhone telephone ki service ko internet ke upar laake PSTN ke saath connect kiya.
  7. He says he invented a technology that call centers around the world use. maine ek technology invent kari jiski madad se aaj duniya ke andar call centers chalte hain
  8. He built a wholesale service called DIDX. Phir maine uski service ki ek wholesale service banayi jiska naam hai DIDX.
  9. He built a marketplace, which he compared to eBay. Toh uski ek marketplace banayi jaise eBay hai
  10. He retired in 2010. Aur iske baad 2010 mein maine retirement le li
  11. He founded his first company in America in 1999. Yeh sara kuch maine 1999 mein apni America mein pehli company banayi.
  12. He says he returned to Pakistan in 2003 and travelled, and that he was never a resident. 2003 mein main Pakistan wapas aa gaya, travel karta tha, kabhi bhi resident nahi tha.
  13. He says the United States did not give him a visa for 11 years. Toh mujhe America ne visa nahi diya 11 saal tak.
  14. He says he had to run his American business from Pakistan during those years. Toh I had to do my business sitting in Pakistan.
  15. He says his customers are in more than 100 countries. mere customers 100, 100 countries plus mein hain.
  16. He says his team set up Pakistan's first international call center. Isi ke andar humne pehla Pakistan ka call center bhi banaya international.
  17. He says he was doing affiliate marketing and marketing from 1998 or 1999. Isi ke andar main affiliate marketing aur marketing 1998, 99 se kar raha tha
  18. He began telling people they could earn money from home through freelancing. maine freelancing ke bare mein batana shuru kiya logon ko ki bhai ghar se baith ke bhi paise kama sakte ho
  19. He says he never went to college or university. main kabhi college, university nahi gaya padhne.
  20. He says he started teaching and talking about entrepreneurship and micro-entrepreneurship. So I started teaching, preaching, talking about entrepreneurship and micro-entrepreneurship.
  21. He says he has made videos to teach since he was 19 years old. aur usse pehle main 19 saal ki umar se videos bana bana ke padhane ki, samjhane ki koshish.
  22. He says he founded TV Pakistan in 1999. Phir maine TV Pakistan banaya 1999 mein jab YouTube exist bhi nahi karta tha
  23. He says he broadcast his wedding online in 1997 using CU-SeeMe software over a dial-up modem. maine apni shadi 1997 mein broadcast kari jabke there was no such thing, there was a software called CU-SeeMe that was running on a 28 kilobit dial-up modem
  24. He says he and his team do not take charity and rely on their own earnings. Kabhi hum charity lete nahi hain kisi se, jo hamari apni earning hoti hai
  25. He says he pushed many people, including Sunny Ali, to start making videos. chahe Sham Server hon, chahe Sunny Ali hon, chahe Azad hon, you name it, everybody was pushed by me to start doing videos.
  26. In 2010 he launched a project called Rehan School that asked celebrities to start teaching. 2010 mein humne school jo banaya tha, humne ek Rehan School ke naam se project kiya ki hum celebrities ko kehte the ki woh padhana shuru karein.
  27. He says he hired 50 people, bought a new office space, and failed within three or four years. So I hired 50 people, bought a new office space, bahut kuch kiya teen, char saal mein and I failed.
  28. He says his goal was to reach a million entrepreneurs. Toh I put a really big number, a million entrepreneurs ka goal.
  29. He says he came to understand that mindsets were not ready to scale, to give back, or to be public. Toh mujhe yeh samajh mein aaya ki hamare mindset were not ready to, to scale, to to give back, to to be public.
  30. He says in 2004 he offered a free laptop to anyone who befriended 500 of his Facebook contacts. 2004 mein maine competition launch kiya ki bhai agar koi bhi jaye mere Facebook pe aur mere 500 doston ko apna dost bana le toh main usko ek free laptop doonga.
  31. He says he gave away 500 laptops from his own pocket. I gave 500 laptops from my pocket and I measured ki kya farq padta hai ek insaan ki zindagi pe
  32. He says his income comes from the business that pays him, and that they take money from no one. Business jo mujhe paise deta hai usi se aate hain. We don't take money from anyone.
  33. He says his father worked in the paper trade. mere walid ka kagaz ka kaam tha.
  34. He describes his father as a self-made man. He was a very self-made man.
  35. He says his father expanded his business in Lahore and then moved to Dubai. Phir woh Lahore chale gaye, Lahore mein unhone expand kiya, phir woh Dubai chale gaye.
  36. He says the family runs a recycling factory in Jebel Ali, Dubai. Ab Dubai mein hamara Jebel Ali mein factory hai, recycling ki, woh chalate hain woh.
  37. He says he is the odd one out in his family because he prefers impact to making money. I'm the odd one out. I don't like to make money. So I like to make impact.
  38. He says he has a younger brother who runs a business. Mera ek chota bhai hai, woh, woh business karta hai
  39. He says his focus for the past five years has been improving himself. Toh mera focus pichle 5 saal se apne aap ko improve karne mein hai
  40. He says that first he was smart and tried to change the world, and then he became wise and tried to change himself. first I was smart, I tried to change the world and then I became wise and I tried to change myself
  41. He estimates he has started about 150 to 200 ventures. maine koi 150, 200 ventures shuru kiye honge apni zindagi mein
  42. He says he has no fear of starting new ventures or of failing at them. And anything and everything, I have no problem in starting and failing.
  43. He says he once drove from Germany to London without a visa. Ek dafa main London chala gaya bagair visa ke. I just went because gaadi kiraye pe li Germany se and I just drove.
  44. He says he was told he had a visa and could go, and was told never to do it again. He said okay, done. You have a visa, you can go. Never do this again.
  45. He says he set up a political party to bring forward new leaders. Mera political party banane ka maqsad yeh hai ki main aise leader saamne lekar aaun.
  46. He says Abdul Sattar Edhi gave the Insan Party its name. Toh Insaan Party ka jo naam hai na woh Abdul Sattar Edhi ne mujhe diya tha.
  47. He says he asks people only for time, not for money or votes. main sirf time maang raha hoon, na paise maang raha hoon, na vote maang raha hoon.
  48. He says he invites people who are passionate about any subject and can give 10 hours a week to become shadow ministers. Hum keh rahe hain ki aap kisi bhi cheez ke baare mein passionate hain, hafte ke 10 ghante de sakte hain, aaiye aap hamare shadow minister ban jaiye.
  49. He says he encourages people to hold a conference on their subject every three months. Toh uske baad hum har teen mahine ke baad unko encourage kar rahe hain ki aapne apne subject ki conference karni hai.
  50. He says he invites people to become shadow mayors of their own areas. shadow mayor ban jao apne ilaqe ke
  51. He says he is not interested in becoming prime minister and will not contest an election. main toh interested nahi hoon prime minister, main toh apne aap ko disqualify kiya, maine nahi aana hai bhai, maine election bhi nahi ladna hai.
  52. He says he wants to train people and bring other people forward. I want to just train people, I want to bring other people forward.
  53. He says that ego, lying, double-dealing and connections are problems where he lives. Humare yahan ego ke problems hain, humare yahan jhoot ke problem hain, humare yahan doghle pan ke problem hain, connections ke problem hain
  54. He says he does not think his country is poor but that it is very poorly managed. I don't think we are a poor country, I think we are a very poorly managed country.
  55. He cites WhatsApp as an example of an app that can disrupt a whole system. Itna bada disruptor hai, ek app aati hai aur poora disrupt hota hai.
  56. He says that if he scaled his company to a billion dollars he would probably incorporate in Delaware. Agar mujhe apni company billion dollar karni hai, toh I will probably incorporate in Delaware, not in Pakistan
  57. He asks educated Pakistanis to explore their passions and start speaking. Main tamam Pakistanion ko, khaas taur pe aap jaise Pakistanion ko, padhe likhe Pakistanion se haath jod ke request karunga ki apna passion ko explore karke bolna shuru kar dein.
  58. He says only 3% of Pakistanis can truly take English-language courses. The fact is, only 3% Pakistanis can truly take English language courses.
  59. He says he has made videos about DNS. Meri videos hain aisi DNS ke upar.
  60. He says it is now possible for every Pakistani to use YouTube. Aaj har Pakistani ke haath mein possible hai ki woh YouTube chala sakta hai.
  61. He advises people, before taking admission anywhere, to take courses available on edX and Coursera. Kahin pe admission lene se pehle MIT ki Harvard aur EdX ke upar jo university ke upar EdX ke upar, Coursera ke upar jo courses pade hain, woh haasil karo.
  62. He says he made 25 courses that are on Udemy, and that his courses are free on YouTube. Mere apne, mere apne banaye hue 25 Udemy pe, YouTube pe courses free mein pade hue hain.
  63. He describes his role as a germinator. as I said, introduction mein ki main germinator hoon.
  64. He recommends reading The Sovereign Individual. Read the book, The Sovereign Individual
  65. He says he began studying spirituality and Taoism. So I started studying more spirituality, Taoism, pata nahi kaun se ism hain jo maine nahi chode.
  66. He says he keeps a project only while he enjoys it and stops when he gets tired. I enjoy it. When I get tired, I stop doing it.
  67. He says he no longer plans. That's it. That's what I follow now. I don't plan anymore.
  68. He says he does most things publicly and tries not to lie. Toh main har cheez publicly karta hoon, share karta hoon, um koshish karta hoon jhoot na bolun
  69. He says he always asks unusual questions on Facebook. If you notice my Facebook, I always ask weird different questions.
  70. He says people have physical, mental, emotional and soul energy that should be channelled. Hum sab ke paas energy hai, hamare paas physical energy hai, mental energy hai, emotional energy hai, soul energy hai
  71. He says there is huge trust available now in his country, and that ventures are starting and partnerships being created because of it. I think there is a huge trust available now in our country. Us trust ki wajah se cheezein build ho rahi hain, ventures start ho rahe hain, partnerships create ho rahi hain
  72. He personally believes his country will come out of the cycle of poverty within the next 10 years. Main zaati taur pe yeh samajhta hoon ki agle 10 saal mein hum us gurbat ke cycle se bahar aa jayenge.
  73. He says poverty is not ending through entrepreneurship. Lekin poverty entrepreneurship se nahi khatam ho rahi.
  74. He describes an insaan as someone who does not lie and who is giving. insaan woh hota hai jo jhoot na bole, insaan woh hota hai jo giving ho
  75. He says free internet for three to six months could have been offered to everyone who had never used it, at no cost. We could have opted in to have six months to three months free internet service for everyone who has never used internet. We could have just announced that. It will cost it costed us nothing.
  76. He says he got fed up when COVID began and saw it as a moment to change Pakistan's mindset. And last year I finally got fed up when COVID started. This was one of the finest moment for Pakistan to run on the COVID side and change our country's mindset.
  77. He says the same people and ministers have remained for the last 10 years, with only names and titles changing. Pichle 10 saal se wohi log hain, wohi minister hain, naam title change ho jaate hain
  78. He says his country could have raised smartphone use from 25% to 70 or 80%, and did not. Hum apne mulk ko 25% smartphone penetration leke 70, 80% penetration pe leke ja sakte the. We did not do it.
  79. He offers to teach, coach and guide people who are ready to learn. I will teach you, I will coach you, I will guide you if you are ready to learn.
  80. He introduces himself in the video as Rehan Allahwala. mera naam rahan allaah vaala hai
  81. He says he began earning money online through the internet in 1997. jahaan par mainne pahli dapha internet par online earning shuroo kari
  82. He says he began talking about affiliate marketing in 1998. To 19 98 mein jaakar affiliate marketing ke baare mein mainne bahut zyaada bataana shuroo kiya
  83. He says he built websites of different kinds after he started earning online. Uske baad mainne websiteen banai different kism ki
  84. He says he has been doing this work himself since 1997. main khud 97 se hi kar raha hoon
  85. He defines digital earning as any income made on a computer or smartphone. Digital aamdani aisi koi bhi aamdani jo ki aap computer ke oopar ya smartphone ke oopar
  86. He says a person in Pakistan can talk with and work for customers in other countries from home. aap Pakistan mein baithakar kisi aur mulk ke customer se baat kar sakte hain aur kaam kar sakte hain
  87. He says the biggest test for someone earning digitally is their mindset. Sabse bada aapka imtihaan hai, vah aapki soch hai.
  88. He says that when schools first appeared, people refused to go to school. Jab school aana shuroo hua hai to logon ne school jaane se mana kiya
  89. He says calls to Africa and video calls now cost nothing. Aap Africa call karen koi paise nahin lagte. Aap video call generate karen koi paise nahin lagte.
  90. He says the digital world has no border walls, visas or passports, for now. Boundry walls nahin hoti, visa's nahin hote, passports nahin hote, abhi tak to nahin hote.
  91. He says a person can work for the four billion people in the world who use the internet. duniya mein jo chaar billion log internet chalaate hain un sabke lie kaam kar sakte hain
  92. He says a Facebook profile with a sad photo should get a smiling photo instead. Agar aapki Facebook ki profile par koi udaas hi photo lagi hai, koi cover mein kuchh bhi nahin laga hua to aap kya karen sabse pahle apni pyaar isi muskuraati bhi photo lekar Facebook ki profile mein laga di.
  93. He presents Fiverr as the easiest marketplace. lekin main is vakt aapko sabse aasaantarin baazaar ke baare mein bata raha hoon jiska naam hai Fiverr
  94. He says his goal for students is to earn 50,000 to 100,000 rupees a month. Iska goal mera yah hai ki aap pachaas hazaar se ek laakh rupe mahina kamaana shuroo ho jaen
  95. He says he does not know how to make a Fiverr gig because he has never made one. Vah to mujhe aata hi nahin hai. Islie nahin aata kyonki main kabhi banaaya nahin hai.
  96. He says he does not want people to invest in gigs or buy fake reviews. ham gig par logon ki investment nahin karaana chaahte unse fake reviews nahin lagvaana chaahte
  97. He says clients trust a freelancer who already has reviews and past work. Client ko yakin aaega ki haan isne pahle bhi kaam kiya hua hai
  98. He says landing the first order is the hardest step for a new seller. Sabse pahle to aapko first order laana mushkil hota hai.
  99. He says asking questions is not shameful, but not asking is a bad thing. Koi badi baat nahin hai, lekin na poochhana, buri baat hai.
  100. He says anyone who can use email can also use Canva. Agar aap email chala sakte hain to aap Canva bhi chala sakte hain
  101. He describes Canva as a small, baby version of software like Photoshop. Canva Photoshop jo ek basur software hai usi tarah ka ek chhota sa baby sa software hai
  102. He says equipment alone will not produce income. To sirph equipment se kuchh nahin hoga.
  103. He says a global mindset needs training, not only hardware. Equipment to chaahie, hardware to chaahie. Ab vah training chaahie jo ki aapka global mindset create karega.
  104. He says people's ego works like a firewall that resists change. To insaan ke andar jo uski ego hai jo uska fire wall system laga hua hai
  105. He says the gap between doing and not doing comes down to mindset. Us na karne aur karne ke darmiyaan mein aapki soch ka taaluk hai
  106. He says people learn only by making mistakes. jab tak galti nahin karte, sikhate nahin hai
  107. He says the course is for children from seventh class upward. Yah course seventh class se zyaada ke bachchon ke lie hai.
  108. He released a full course titled Mobile Kay Zariyeh Freelancing Kar Kay Paise Kamayen. Mobile Kay Zariyeh Freelancing Kar Kay Paise Kamayen - Full course
  109. Rehan Allahwala said his mother reheated leftover bread in water each morning. Mainne apni maan ko jo hai har subah hamen vah raat ke rotiyaan paani mein dubo ke phir se garam kiya.
  110. Rehan Allahwala said tea was made with one cup of milk and five or six cups of water. Jo hai chaay mein doodh ki jagah ek cup doodh hota tha aur paanch chhah cup jo hai water hota tha.
  111. Rehan Allahwala said he wore clothes handed down from his elder brother. Hamaare mere bade bhai ke kapde mujhe die jaate the.
  112. Rehan Allahwala said a teacher told him he would amount to nothing because of his poor handwriting. Mujhe hamesha ustaad kahta tha ki tumhaara kuchh nahin hona hai ki kyon tumhaara khat bahut gathiya hai.
  113. Rehan Allahwala said cheques he writes in his poor handwriting now clear at the bank. Aaj vah gathiya khat mein cheque par likhata ho paas ho jaata hai.
  114. Rehan Allahwala has said the effect of poverty falls most heavily on children. Sabse zyaada guroobat ka asar bachche par hota hai.
  115. Rehan Allahwala has said it depends on people whether they give their children knowledge that lets them break the chain. Ab depend aap par karta hai ki aapne apne bachchon ko jo hai aisi knowledge deni hai ki vah chain tod de
  116. Rehan Allahwala has described poverty as a chain that runs through generations. Yah gurpat ka ek chain jo hai baap daada jo hai iska jo hai buniyaad rakhate hain
  117. Rehan Allahwala said he got out of the chain from his own home and that other children will also get out of it. jaise ki main apne ghar se main nikla chain se koi aur bachche honge jo chain se nikal jaenge
  118. Rehan Allahwala has said people should strengthen themselves by building businesses and products. Khud ko strong karenge, businesses kade karenge, products banaenge.
  119. Rehan Allahwala has said people should move from being consumers to being creators. Consumer point of view se nikal ke ham kya banenge creators.
  120. Rehan Allahwala has said schools, mosques and jails are not used properly. Hamaara na to school ka utilize hota hai, na masjid ka utilize hota hai, na jail ka utilize hota hai.
  121. Rehan Allahwala has said mosques should have computers and workstations. computer hona chaahie masjid mein work station hona chaahie aisa capital.
  122. Rehan Allahwala has said the country would change if mosques and schools brought in productive work. Agar usi masjid mein ham masjid jhelon mein schhoolon mein sab kuchh agar ham productive chizen lae, mulk badal jaega.
  123. Rehan Allahwala has said American mosques have gyms, workstations and schools. yahaan America ke masjid mein gyms hote hain. Workstation hota hai, school hota hai.
  124. Rehan Allahwala has cited a president who set up a factory inside a jail. Aapne yah El Salvatore ke president ko dekha hai na usne jail mein factory lagai hai.
  125. Rehan Allahwala has said he would replace school exams with practical execution tasks. To exam ko main execution mein change karta.
  126. Rehan Allahwala has said he would have children do productive work instead of rote learning. Main hamesha bachchon ko ratti ke bajaay unse productive kaam karaata.
  127. Rehan Allahwala has questioned judging children by numbers and memorisation. Main use numbers par, main use memorization par kyon usko judge karoon?
  128. Rehan Allahwala has said a child should show what they have learned by doing it. Main chaahta hoon ki ek bachcha jo chiz padhe vah mujhe karke dikhae.
  129. Rehan Allahwala has said a school day should begin with gym before class. Subah aakar gym karo, jaakar body shodi bano, phir jaakar class mein jao.
  130. Rehan Allahwala has said school education has been outdated for years and relies on rote learning. Agar school mein aap dekhie vah outdated education saalon se vah ratta.
  131. Rehan Allahwala said he already has a school. Mera already school hai. Usko convert kar.
  132. Rehan Allahwala said his book is coming out. Mere bhi by the way mera kitaab aa raha hai.
  133. Rehan Allahwala said he has around two million followers on Instagram. Mere around social media par do million Instagram par.
  134. Rehan Allahwala said most of his followers are Indians. Nahin vah to mere majority followers Indians hai.
  135. Rehan Allahwala has said the biggest challenge for a poor person is failing in their own mind first. sabse badi jo challenge garib ko hota hai jo zahan mein khud ko sabse pahle fail kar.
  136. Rehan Allahwala has said there is no backup plan. Kahte nahin backup plan to hona chaahie there is no backup plan.
  137. Rehan Allahwala has said a person's real contest is with themselves. Vahi mukaable mein maza aata hai agar jite to khud se jite agar haare khud se haare.
  138. Rehan Allahwala has said any limit on growth is self-imposed. Agar hogi to self impose haad hogi na.
  139. Rehan Allahwala has said a goal should have no limit. Main balta hoon ki goal ki koi limit nahin honi chaahie.
  140. Rehan Allahwala has said praise should come from another person, not from oneself. Taariph to hoti hai jo doosra banda tumhaari kare.
  141. Rehan Allahwala said he learned from his own setbacks and from other people's mistakes. Khud jo hai apne tokron se aur jo hai logon ki galtiyon se bhi kuchh sikha.
  142. Rehan Allahwala said he learns something every day. Main to hamesha har din sikhata rahta hoon.
  143. Rehan Allahwala said he is not afraid of poverty and that the rich are the ones who fear it. Mujhe to ghorbat ka dar hi nahin. Ghorbat se to amir darta hai.
  144. Rehan Allahwala said that if he lost everything he would return to where he started. Agar yah sab chala jae main jaha tha phir se vahaan jaoon.
  145. Rehan Allahwala has said many poor people believe they must move abroad. Aajkal har ek garib jo hai inka yah soch hota hai ki mujhe baahir mulk jaana hai.
  146. Rehan Allahwala has said everybody is making money and that money is the bottom line. Everybody is making money. So bottom line paisa hai.
  147. Rehan Allahwala said he has never seen a billionaire who says money is not everything. Mainne to aaj tak kisi billionaire ko nahin dekha jo koi paisa sab kuchh nahin.
  148. Rehan Allahwala has said there is a difference between imagining a good future and making it good. but achchha dekhane mein aur usko achchha karne mein fark hai.
  149. Rehan Allahwala has said someone must take the initiative rather than wait for government to change things. Koi na koi to initiative lega na. Yah to nahin ki bas ham hukoomat ke saare ki yah ho kamraana aaega to badlega.
  150. Rehan Allahwala has said life is a serious game, not a cricket ground. Yah cricket ka maidaan thodi hai jahaan par emotions hai yah zindagi aur zindagi ka khel jo hai it's a serious game.
  151. Rehan Allahwala says he has been involved in the IT field since 1987. Main IT ki duniya se 19 87 se mansalik hoon
  152. He presents a course on ChatGPT. aaj ka course hai chat GPT ke baare mein
  153. He says his school is putting ChatGPT into daily implementation and teaching. Mere school, rihaan school ke andar ham isko rozaana implement karva rahe hain, rozaana sikha rahe hain
  154. He says he asks ChatGPT three questions a day with his children. Main to roz apne bachchon ke saath baithakar tin savaal isse zaroor karta hoon
  155. He says ChatGPT has become the best teacher in the world at present. abhi yah jo chat GPT hai yah is vakt duniya ka sabse achchha teacher van gaya hai
  156. He says ChatGPT has come to change human life for ever. Yah insaaniyat ki hamesha ke lie zindagi change karne ke lie aaya hai
  157. He says prompt engineering has created a whole new field. prompt engineering poori nai field paida ho gai hai
  158. He says he has heard that the need for programmers could end within two years. Mainne suna hai ki chat GPT vaale khud koshish kar rahe hain, open yahaan vaale, open yahaan vaale khud koshish karenge. Do saal baad programmers ki zaroorat khatm ho jae.
  159. He thinks most programmers are afraid of ChatGPT. Abhi mujhe lagta hai ki zyaadaatar programmer isse dar rahe hain
  160. He thinks young programmers will not fear it and will use it more. Lekin mujhe yah bhi lagta hai ki jo nae nae javaan programmers hain vo use nahin darenge aur isko istemaal karenge
  161. He asks the programmer community to experiment with its API as much as possible. main tamaam hamaari jo biraadri hai programmers ki community hai usko definitely request karoonga ki iski API ko zyaada se zyaada experiment karen, khelen, koden
  162. He says a company's productivity could rise ten to a thousand times if people choose to use it. aapki company ki productivity hai vah das se ek hazaar guna hone vaali hai agar aap chaahen
  163. He says this is a pivoting time that will not come again. Yah vah pivoting time hai jo dubaara nahin aaega
  164. He asks school owners, secretaries and education ministers to adopt ChatGPT. Tamaam school ke owners ko, tamaam secretaries ko, education ministers ko main haath jod ke request karta hoon
  165. He offers to teach people himself, live on Zoom, if they call him. Aap mujhe phone karen, mujhe bole main aapko khud zoom par sikhaoonga, live sikhaoonga
  166. He asks people not to block ChatGPT but to use it. Please isko band na karen isko chalaen
  167. He says Google does not give thoughtful answers and only searches and returns results. Jabki Google kuchh sochate samajh ke javaab abhi tak nahin deta hai balki sirph search karke laate hain
  168. He thinks making movies, dramas and cartoons from text prompts is close. Mera mera ilaati taur par khyaal hai ki text prompt ke jarie movie making bahut karib hai
  169. He says millions of cases are pending in Pakistan's courts. Pakistan ke andar millions and millions of jo cases hain vah pending mein pade hue hain
  170. He hopes AI can soon be used for out-of-court cases and for judgments. Aur main ummid karta hoon ki out of court cases ke lie bhi yah judgment ke lie bhi istemaal kiya ja sakega bahut jald
  171. He advises lawyers to check ChatGPT's answers against books before going to court. to aap jab bhi court mein lekar jaen case ko to unko check zaroor karne kitaabon se ki kahin gadbad na ho
  172. He tells lawyers to use ChatGPT as a lawyer, a judge and a client. To aap isko zaroor use karen as a lawyer, as a judge, as a client
  173. He says a lawyer can put their own case into ChatGPT and question it. Aap simply apna case is par daalen, poochhe aur isse savaal karen
  174. He says this course should be taught in every school, college, university, neighbourhood and mosque. Har school mein, har college mein, har university mein, har maalne mein, har masjid mein yah course padhaane ki zaroorat hai
  175. He says in-person students would practise for two hours a day over one month. Iski agar aap physically aakar padhana chaahte hain, ham aapko ek mahine mein rozaana do ghante practice karaenge
  176. He says in-person attendance at this course carries a fee. Vah aap aakar kar sakte hain uski fees charge karenge
  177. He says the online version of this course is free. Vaise internet par yah course bilkul free hai
  178. He says a fee puts pressure on people to follow through. Fees jo hai na pressure hota hai logon ke oopar
  179. He says the need for rote learning has ended. jo rattaification thi na uski zaroorat bilkul hi khatm ho gai
  180. He says teachers have been hit hardest by the arrival of ChatGPT. sabse zyaada mushkil teacheron ko aai hui hai chat GPT aane se
  181. He says a student can ask ChatGPT to explain a topic as if they were seven years old. explain it like you are 7 years old, like I am 7 years old
  182. He says the human mind works through stories and remembers them. Insaan ka dimaag kahaani mein chalta hai. Kahaani yaad rahti hai.
  183. He thinks chat will replace typing www addresses to reach websites. Mujhe yah aati taur pe lagta hai ki WWW dot dot website dot com ki jagah chat dot website dot com hone vaala hai
  184. He says one no longer needs to make reports. Ab aapko koi report banaane ki zaroorat hi nahin hai
  185. He says ChatGPT can write full code and full apps. Aapko maaloom hai chat GPT poora poora code likh deta hai
  186. He says ChatGPT is a very good tool for script writing and brochure design. chat GPT script writing ke lie brochure designing ke lie bahut hi achchha tool hai
  187. He says ChatGPT does not get tired, unlike doctors. Lekin doctors aap insaan hain vah thak jaate hain. Yah thakta nahin hai.
  188. He introduces himself on camera as Rehan Allahwala. mera naam rehan allaah vaada hai
  189. He describes himself as a Karachi resident and a Pakistani. Main ek karaachi ka shahri hoon, paakistaani hoon
  190. He says he learned two or three years earlier that a place in Pakistan called Hinglaj, or the Nani temple, exists. mujhe do tin saal pahle pata chala ki Pakistan mein ek aisi jagah hai jisko hinglaj ya naani ka mandir kaha jaata hai
  191. He says he asked whether he, as a Muslim, could go too, and was told he could. To mainne kaha kiya main bhi ja sakta hoon aisa batao re muslamaan to unhonne kaha aap bhi ja sakte hain.
  192. He says he was told they would go on the Hinglaj yatra the following week. unhonne kaha agle haphte jo hai hinglaj ki yaatra ke lie ham jaenge
  193. He presents a tour of the Hinglaj Yatra to viewers. To chale aapko sair karaate hain. Hinglaj Yatra ki.
  194. He says people must first know their own country before they can learn about others. Ham apne mulk ke baare mein hi agar nahin jaante honge to kisi aur ke baare mein kya khaak jaarenge.
  195. He says he planned to share knowledge of internet technology and entrepreneurship on the trip. Ham vahaan baantenge internet ke technology ki entrepreneurship ki.
  196. He says he did not know where the group would stay or what it would eat. Vahaan par jaakar ham kahaan rahenge? Kya khaenge? Kya penge? Hamen kuchh nahin maaloom.
  197. He released a 2019 video on the Hinglaj Yatra in Balochistan, Pakistan, as part 1 of 2. Hinglaj Yatra, Balochistan Pakistan | 2019 | Rehan Allahwala | Part 1/2
  198. Rehan Allahwala introduces himself at the start of the episode. mera naam rhiyaan allaah vaala hai
  199. Rehan has said he built a GPT for out-of-school children in Pakistan. Education ke lie hi hamaare bahut saare out of school children hain Pakistan mein. To unke lie mainne ek adat GPT banaaya.
  200. Rehan has said the GPT can teach in English if a user asks for it. Aap usko yah bhi bol sakte hain ki aap mujhe urdoo mein nahin sikhana English mein sikha do to aapko English mein sikhaana shuroo kar de.
  201. Rehan has said the Rehan School Assistant GPT was built as one of his projects. Isi tarah se ek aur hamne banaaya uska naam hai rehan school assistant.
  202. Rehan has said everything taught at Rehan School can be learned through the Rehan School Assistant AI. Jo kuchh Rehan School mein ham sikhaate hain, vah saari chizen aap Rehan School assistant ki AI se sikh sakte hain.
  203. Rehan has said a GPT teaches students for Pakistan's matric exams. Yah Pakistan ke matric exam ko padhaata hai.
  204. Rehan has said that installing certain GPTs will help a user pass the GED. Inko install kar denge to aapko GED pass kara dega.
  205. Rehan has said he built AI teachers that people can use to study. To yah teachers build kar die mainne AI's hain jiske jarie aap padh sakte hain aur inke jarie aap.
  206. Rehan has said Become a Millionaire AI is designed to make users millionaires in dollars. Become a Millionaire AI ka kaam hai ki aapko Millionaire banaana hai dollar mein Millionaire banaana hai.
  207. Rehan has said a link to the Rehan Health Doctor GPT is on the Rehan Health website. Rehan Health Doctor GPT jo hai, yah aap Rehan Health dot com par iska hamne GPT ka link laga diya hai
  208. Rehan has said he built the Rehan Jobs AI. To uske lie mainne banaaya hai rehan jobs ki AI.
  209. Rehan has said a tool he describes looks for jobs outside Pakistan that a user can do remotely. yah Pakistan ke andar job dhoondhane ke bajaay Pakistan se baahar job dhoondhata hai jo ki aap remotely kar sakte hain.
  210. Rehan has said a tool he describes returns three jobs from around the world matching a user's CV within five seconds. vah aapki CV ke hisaab se duniya ke andar se tin job aapko within 5 second nikaal ke de degi.
  211. Rehan has said Rehan Law AI can take a user's case and give a summary of it. Rehan Law AI kya karegi aapke lie ki aap aap jaenge vahaan apna case denge. Jaise hi apna case denge vah aapko aapke case ki saari summary dega.
  212. Rehan has said Rehan Law AI can judge the same case under the laws of India, the UK and America. Uske alaava vah aapko India ki law, UK ki law, America ki law, uske hisaab se bhi usi case ko foreign judge karke de dega.
  213. Rehan has said he has a GPT aimed at farmers, noting that 50 to 70 percent of Pakistanis are farmers. Agli hamaari jo GPT hai vah hai rahan kisaan AI. Rahan kisaan AI kya hai? Agar aapko ke Pakistan ka 50 70 percent log kisaan hain, haari hain, pareshaan hain
  214. Rehan has said his goal is for every Pakistani to earn at least 500 dollars a month. Kyonki hamaara goal hai ki har paakistaani kam se kam paanch sau dollar mahina kamae
  215. Rehan has said marriage is a very large problem in Pakistan. Aure Pakistan ka bahut bada masla hai shaadi.
  216. Rehan has said he built Factory School so that people can set up small factories. Main chaahta hoon ki hamaare mud mein chhoti chhoti log factory lagaen. Uske lie hamne banaaya hai factory school.
  217. Rehan has said he built a GPT that is a clone of himself. Sir, ek aur mainne GPT banaaya hai uska naam hai rehan allaah vaala clone.
  218. Rehan has said the clone GPT is still under construction. To yah under construction hai, bahut zabradast nahin hai lekin bahut kharaab bhi nahin hai.
  219. Rehan has said a version of himself with his real face may be available within about a year. Rehan dot AI ke oopar meri asli shakl vaala rehan laal abhi mil jaega. Shaayad ek saal mein mil jaega.
  220. Rehan has said he built a GPT that guides Umrah trips and finds Umrah tickets. To mainne ek aur GPT banaaya jo ki aapki madad karega. Ek aapko umre ki guide karega, doosra umre ki ticket bhi nikaal ke dega.
  221. Rehan has said one of his AIs is meant to take users on Hajj. Rehan Hachguide ek aur AI hai jiska kaam yah hai ki aapko haj par lekar jae.
  222. Rehan has said the Rehan Immigration Guide is for people who want to migrate or study abroad. Har bachche ki Pakistan mein ek aur khvaahish hai ki main mulk se bhaar ke chala jaoon. Padhane chala jaoon ya migrate kar jaoon. To yah hai ji rehan immigration guide.
  223. Rehan has said the Rehan Immigration Guide suggests the top three destinations based on a user's CV. aap apna CV bataenge, aap taalim bataenge aur vah aapko top 3 destination bataega ki aap kahaan migrate kar sakte hain aapki CV ke hisaab se
  224. Rehan has said a tool finds scholarships in the chosen country and can help users apply. Vah aapko us mulk mein scholarship nikaal ke dega. Phir kahna hai ismen bhi apply karne mein madad karo.
  225. Rehan has said building one GPT takes him about ten minutes. is ek GPT banaane mein mujhe sirph das minute lagte hain.
  226. Rehan has said the software industry is about to change completely. Software industry total change hone ja rahi hai.
  227. Rehan has said anyone can build software as quickly as they can write an email. Jitna der aapko ek achchhe email likhane mein lagti hai utni der ab aap software bana sakte hain.
  228. Rehan has said degrees have become obsolete. Kyonki jitni degrees ham haasil kar rahe hain vo degrees obsolete ho gai hain, puraani ho chuki hain.
  229. Rehan has said learning to talk to people matters more than a degree. usko bolna aa jaega, logon se milna aa jaega. Yah uski degree se important hai.
  230. Rehan has said AI is at the start of its development. To yah abhi start hai AI ki. Yah abhi anteha nahin hai.
  231. Rehan has said learning becomes easier when lessons are taught through stories. Ab sikhana bahut aasaan ho gaya kyonki kahaani ke jarie samajhaaya jae.
  232. Rehan has said ChatGPT is not only for educated people. Yah sirph padhe likhaon ke lie nahin hai.
  233. Rehan has advised users to talk to ChatGPT ten times a day. din mein das daphaar chat GPT se jaakar baaten zaroor karni hai.
  234. Rehan has said ChatGPT can answer in Sindhi, Punjabi, Pashto, Saraiki, Balochi and Persian on request. Aap usko yah bhi bol sakte hain sindhi mein javaab do, panjaabi mein javaab do, pashaton mein javaab do, saraiki mein javaab do, balokchi mein javaab do, barohi mein javaab do, phaarsi mein javaab do.
  235. Rehan has asked the government of Pakistan to promote AI tools widely. meri iltezaay hukoomat hai Pakistan se ki isko itna istihaar karen
  236. Rehan has said he can consult Einstein through ChatGPT, though he is not Einstein. main Einstein nahin hoon lekin main chat GPT ki madad se Einstein se har vakt mashaphaara le sakta hoon.
  237. Rehan has said the clone GPT has read and listened to all his videos and returns links to them. aapko rehan allaah vaala ki tamaam videos ko padh chuka hai, sun chuka hai, uske links nikaal ke aapko deta hai
  238. He has said that a little while ago he was in a village in Gilgit-Baltistan. Main kuchh had se pahle ek gaanv mein tha gilgit baltistaan mein
  239. He has said he has been driving for 32 years, starting at eighteen. main gaadi chala raha hoon athaarah saal ki umr se. Bahut saal ho gae 32 years ho gae gaadi chalaate hain
  240. He has said he has travelled to more than 80 countries. 80 plus country ghooma hoon paanch mulkon mein paise barbaad kie raha hoon
  241. He has said he ran businesses in five countries and lost money on them. paanch mulkon mein paise barbaad kie raha hoon, kaarobaar kie hain, karod barbaad kie hain
  242. He says he does not teach skills but teaches people to use their heads. Main skill nahin sikhaata, main khopdi chalaana sikhaata hoon.
  243. He has said people in Pakistan are poor because they are timid. Pakistan mein log garib islie hain ki jaise Robert ke avashaaki kahta hai ki ham darpok hain. Rehan Allahwala yahi kahta hai
  244. He has said people have forgotten how to speak, which has made them weak. Mere khyaal mein ham bhool bhool gae hain shaayad bolte kaise hain aur us bolne na bolne ki vajah se kamzor ho gae.
  245. He has said people are not taught to ask questions from childhood. Bachapan se maar maar ke savaal hi karna nahin sikhaaya.
  246. He says change comes only when people change themselves. Sirph aur sirph aapke apne tabdil hone se hogi
  247. He says the purpose of this lesson is to show people money that is already within their reach. To iska kaam aapko vo paise dikhaana hai jo ki aapke paas hi hain.
  248. He says his Canva course is hosted on Asaan.org. Aasaan dot org dot com slash Canva yahaan par Canva ka course padhaoge.
  249. He has published his courses on Asaan.org. Ab isko aasaan jitne bhi mere courses hain aasaan vaale vo mainne sab aasaan dot org par laga die.
  250. He says the course is two hours long but takes fifty days to complete. aapko yah poora course hai do ghante ka course hai lekin yah pachaas din mein poora hoga.
  251. He tells students to build a portfolio on Behance. Isi tarah se Behance jo hai site hai uske baad aapne portfolio banaane aur saara jo aapne kaam kiya vo sab Behance par.
  252. He tells students to create gigs on a marketplace where they can also bid on work. aapne fiber ke oopar gigs banaani hai aur vahaan par market bhi hai logon ke lie aap jaakar bid bhi kar sakte hain
  253. He advises students to learn with a group of three friends. To yah sabse aasaantarin tarika hai ki aap tin dost pakad len.
  254. He tells students to share the posts, cards and videos they make on all their social media. Achchha, ab aapne yah jo poste banai hai, aapne pachaas id card banae hain, birthday card banae hain, videos banae hain, ye sab aapne apne tamaam social media par share karni hai.
  255. He advises students to welcome criticism, which he calls a feedback loop. Criticism zaroor len. Isko kahte hain feedback loop.
  256. He says he asks viewers only that they learn from him. Aapse sirph yah maang raha hoon ki aap mujhase sikh len.
  257. He says he pays for the making and editing of his videos himself and has taken no money from viewers. mainne aapse koi paise nahin li hain. Main apne kharche par video bana raha hoon, apne kharche par iski editing karva raha hoon
  258. He says there are five groups that students should join. Paanch paanch groups hain inko aap join kar len.
  259. He says students should get comfortable with text-to-speech software. text to speech ke jo software hai 11 labs hai usse dosti karni hai
  260. He says students must remove unnecessary things from their phones. Jab tak faaltoo chizen phone se nahin nikaalenge, phone se hi nahin chalega.
  261. He says he wants to be among people who make life easier for others. Main un un logon mein shaamil hona chaahta hoon jo duniya mein logon ke lie aasaani baantate hain.
  262. His name is Rehan Allahwala. Rehan Allahwala. Rehan Allahwala Course A | Learn how to earn 25,000 Rupees a month | Asaan.org
  263. His course, Course A, is advertised as teaching viewers how to earn 25,000 rupees a month. Rehan Allahwala Course A | Learn how to earn 25,000 Rupees a month | Asaan.org
  264. He says he is making a new series that teaches people how to work from home. Ham ek nai series bana rahe hain. Yah poori series mein aap sikh sakenge ki aap ghar baith ke kaam kaise kar sakte hain.
  265. He says he plans a second version of the series, available as a book and as a video. Inshyaala taala aapke jo questions aaainge us iska version 2 bhi banaenge aur kitaab ki aur video ki soorat mein aapko available ho.
  266. He says that listening for two hours a day gave his English an American accent. To do ghante roz main C and L sunta tha to usse meri angrezi ka accent bilkul amricanon ki tarah ho gaya
  267. He says people in America ask him how he learned English. ab amrika mein jab kisi se mujhase koi poochhata hai ki aapne amrezi kaise sikhi
  268. He says he studied the Russian language but did not understand it. Aur rashan jabaan mainne padhi lekin mujhe kuchh samajh mein nahin aaya
  269. He says he spent a month or two in Russia and picked up a lot of Russian there. Phir mainne jaakar russia mein ek mahine do mahine guzaare to mainne bahut saare rashan jabaan pickup kar li
  270. He says anyone choosing work should have a passion for it. jo bhi kaam select karen uske andar aapka passion involve hona chaahie
  271. He says a network is necessary before doing any work. Kyonki mere nazdik koi bhi kaam karne se pahle uska network hona aapke paas zaroori hai
  272. He says virtual assistant work can be done by anyone who knows English and computers. Virtual assistant ka kaam ek aisa kaam hai jo ki koi bhi kar sakta hai jisko angrezi aati ho, computer chalaana aata ho aur vah achchha sikhane vaala aadmi ho
  273. He says he hires his own virtual assistants on a monthly basis because he wants long-term work. jo main hire karta hoon monthly basis par karta hoon ki main chaahta hoon ki mere saath jo log kaam karen vo long term kaam karen
  274. He says he has physical assistants but mostly works with them virtually. jo mere physical assistant hote hain vo bhi zyaada virtually main unse kaam karaata hoon
  275. He says he trusts delegating work more than meeting people in person. kyonki main milne par zyaada belief nahin karta kaam ko delegation karne par zyaada belief karta hoon
  276. He says programming suits introverts and needs little English. Programming again ek aasaan hai jo log introvert hote hain unke lie programming bahut achchhi hai uske lie angrezi ki bhi zaroorat nahin hoti
  277. He says learning and unlearning are very important in online work. learning and unlearning bahut important hai
  278. He says that in the city of Karachi they created many groups. shahre karaachi ke andar hamne bahut saare group banae
  279. He says his digital product can be obtained at DIDX.net. Digital products mein jaise meri jo product hai vah aap DIDX dot net jaakar de sakte hain
  280. He says his book covers the basic essentials and that he will try to go deeper in the next edition. Yah kitaab basic essential ke oopar hai islie isko agle edition mein koshish karke uske oopar kaam karenge
  281. Rehan Allahwala describes himself as an Urdu speaker. Main urdoo speaking hoon.
  282. Rehan Allahwala provides the full workshop as videos that organisers can use to run it themselves. yah jo poora workshop main aapko de raha hoon, in videos ko istemaal karte hue aap yah workshop poora ka poora kara sakte hain.
  283. Rehan Allahwala says the purpose of the workshop is to reduce the fear people feel about freelancing. Is workshop ka maksad yah hai ki log jinko freelancing ke baare mein kuchh bhi nahin maaloom, vah apne andar se freelancing ka khauph thoda sa kam kar len.
  284. Rehan Allahwala defines freelancing as work a person can do freely. Aap aazaadi se jo kaam kar rah sakte hain usko freelancing kahte hain.
  285. Rehan Allahwala calls any work done on a phone or computer digital work. Jo bhi kaam aap mobile ke oopar baithakar ya computer par baithakar kar sakte hain usko digital kaam kahte hain
  286. Rehan Allahwala says the workshop cannot teach freelancing because it is only an introduction to it. Yah freelancing nahin sikha sakega kyonki yah introduction to freelancing hai.
  287. Rehan Allahwala says Photoshop needed a big computer, and Canva is a newer app. pahle hota tha Photoshop uske lie chaahie hota tha bada bada bada computer aur ek aur app aai hai uska naam hai Canva.
  288. Rehan Allahwala tells organisers to create one standard gig offering greeting card design. Phir fiber install kar den aur fiber ke oopar ek standard gig bana den ki main aapke lie greeting card banaoonga.
  289. Rehan Allahwala prices the sample greeting card gig at three cards for five dollars. Vah gig kya hai? Vah yah hai ki main aapke lie greeting card banaoonga. Tin greeting card hain paanch dollar mein.
  290. Rehan Allahwala says a freelancer needs enough language to communicate, and the client is not there to check grammar. To itni zabaan aani chaahie ki aap communicate kar saken. Vah aapki grammar check karne ke lie nahin baitha hua.
  291. Rehan Allahwala says people aged 15 to 25 make the best assistants for this work. Naujvaan jo hai pandrah saal se lekar pachchis saal ka vah is kaam ke lie best assistant banne ke lie.
  292. Rehan Allahwala says he is not trying to make every person a freelancer. Zahan mein rakhie main har ek ko freelancer nahin bana raha hoon.
  293. Rehan Allahwala says everything taught is already on YouTube, so the workshop's main job is to reduce fear. Har chiz YouTube par pahle hi maujood hai. Unko aapki kya zaroorat hai? Bilkul zaroorat nahin hai. Zaroorat islie hai kyonki vah dar rahe hain.
  294. Rehan Allahwala encourages participants to attend his workshop again. To main aapko encourage karoonga ki aap is workshop ko dubaara attend karen, dubaara attend karen
  295. Rehan Allahwala says some people have collected money in his name and then blocked the contact numbers. Kuchh logon ne yah jaati ki hamaare saath ki mera naam par paise le rahe hain aur phir numbers block kar dete hain.
  296. Rehan Allahwala says the aim of the workshop is not that participants become crorepatis. Maksad is poore workshop ko karaane ka yah nahin hai ki aap karodpati van jaen.
  297. A full video by Rehan Allahwala is titled Freelancing Ki ABCD. Freelancing Ki ABCD by Rehan Allahwala