The Man Who Actually Created Pakistan - Exposing Syed Ahmad Khan’s Legacy of Division

Pakistan was not born in 1947. It was imagined long before — not by Jinnah, not by Iqbal, but by a British loyalist named Syed Ahmad Khan. In this explosive deep dive, we uncover how a 19th‑century courtier planted the psychological seed of separation between Muslims and Hindus, teaching Muslims to see themselves as superior, incompatible, and entitled to rule. From the Urdu‑Hindi controversy to his alliance with the British, Syed Ahmad Khan's legacy is not one of reform, but of fear, elitism, and division. If you've ever wondered how the story of Pakistan really began, this is the part they don’t teach in textbooks. Watch till the end to understand how his ideas continue to echo through Pakistan’s ideology today.