Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar addresses the recent Sahil Adeem controversy

Khalil Ur Rehman's show Mukalma sparked controversy with controversial questioning and angry responses from Sahil Adeem.
Qamar criticized Adeem for asking for an apology and criticized her use of Quranic verses.
He emphasized the importance of logical arguments and argued that no one can declare others Jahil through a statement.

Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar, a brilliant Pakistani writer, poet, and producer, is known for his multiple hit projects. Recently, he returned to television with the drama serial Gentleman, which is receiving critical and public acclaim. The writer is also in the news for his upcoming drama serial Main Manto Nahi Hoon.

A few days ago, Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar's show Mukalma sparked headlines on social media. The question-and-answer session with Sahil Adeem in the show drew criticism for controversial questioning and Sahil Adeem's angry replies. Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar also drew attention for his strong response to the girl who requested an apology.

Recently, Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar appeared on Muneezay Moeen's show where he discussed the Sahil Adeem controversy. Talking about it, he said, “How rudely she was just asking for an apology. She kept on saying it, ‘do apologize from me, do apologize now’, then I had to interrupt. The apology wasn’t required at all, learn to debate with logic and prove that the other person is wrong. You should be strong with your argument, why are you saying that don’t quote any verse? If I am wrong, you can prove me wrong through logical answers. I will apologize but she wasn’t coming up with any logical answer and the most horrible thing was that she was saying, I am asking questions from you and you are quoting Quranic verses. She could have participated in a logical debate instead she started shouting and this is not the right way. Most women like her do this, they shout”. He further said that no one can declare others Jahil through a statement.

Fans are posting interesting replies to his post, with many suggesting that the girl could have presented her argument more effectively.