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Here is a translation of what he says in his most recent post:

English Translation
[00:00 - 00:27]
Peace be upon you to all the beautiful people. I hope you are all doing well and in good health. So, beautiful people, basically I didn't want to come on this platform with this face and in this condition, but it was my compulsion to come. A lot of people are criticizing me; some are saying, "Bro, when an inexperienced person rides an H2, this happens," or "You could have swerved left or right," or "You could have braked," or whatever else they want to say. But sir, what I went through in that situation, only I know or Allah knows. That's the first thing.
[00:28 - 01:03]
The second thing is that many of our Instagrammers—call them Instagram bikers—only ride for Instagram. They sit on stationary bikes, count from 1 to 10, and tell people how to brake or do emergency braking. If you want to demonstrate emergency braking, for God's sake, show it while actually riding! Put yourself in that situation and show how to tackle the bike when it happens. Right? And these comments come from people who fall off their bikes while taking a simple U-turn on the canal road, yet they talk big afterward. Right?
[01:04 - 01:41]
They own very nice sports bikes, but I've seen them ride—they have high-level bikes and don't even know how to tap into their potential. Alhamdulillah, visit my profile. Whatever bike I bought, I properly enjoyed it and tested its full potential. I'm not claiming to be a pro rider or some big shot. But even pro riders fall, man. You fall, you get back up, and that's how you learn, brother!
[01:42 - 01:57]
Otherwise, how can you say you can learn without going through it? The third and main point: even in MotoGP, most of the riders who fall are pros. They wear the best safety gear, yet injuries still happen.
[01:58 - 02:30]
And third, I pray to Allah that you never find yourself in a situation where you need to perform emergency braking and can't. Then I'll ask you how it feels. In that split second, it's just you and Allah. As Muslims, we must place our faith in Allah. Alhamdulillah, considering how I crashed and survived, I am sitting in front of you today. Allah saved me, and that alone should silence everyone—that Allah was with me and gave me another life.
[02:31 - 03:22]
As for the incident itself, I got a straight stretch of road, so I revved the throttle a bit. There was a biker riding on the far-left side. I saw him, and to maintain a safe distance, I pulled out into the outermost right lane and accelerated slightly. I had no idea he would suddenly try to take a turn across the road. My bike picked up speed, and as I got close, I had two options: hit him directly, or try to save both of us by swerving further right to overtake him—which I couldn't pull off. As soon as I swerved right, the bike hit the dirt path on the roadside. I didn't realize there was a ditch/drain ahead. I went straight into it, and you can see the rest of the accident in the video.
[03:23 - 03:41]
In short, it was meant to happen to me; it was written by Allah. My bike caught fire, but Alhamdulillah I survived and I am sitting here in front of you. As for whatever anyone wants to think about me... most of the people criticizing me are those who ride a 70, 125, or YBR. Right?
[03:42 - 04:37]
Superbike owners, at least, understand the situation—they know things like this can happen. They ride bikes themselves and understand that sometimes machines don't respond as expected. And regarding the H2—compared to its massive power and potential, its brakes are relatively weak. The H2 doesn't respond under heavy braking the way other bikes do. So for those talking about "emergency braking" or saying I should have leaned left: I was right alongside him. When I tried to lean, the bike still drifted outward. Perhaps that was Allah's will or my destiny. But Alhamdulillah, I am glad I saved him. Even if I got hurt, Allah's mercy is vast; because I tried to save someone else, Allah saved me. That's it.
[04:38 - 05:14] And to those Instagram bikers who bought bikes just for reels and don't even know how to ride properly—I've seen your riding skills—at least show that you can handle the machine and "own the beast"! Yet you guys talk like this? Kindly, all I'll say is please don't make such insensitive comments; it doesn't suit you. Thank you so much for the support to those brothers who prayed for me, remembered me in prayers, and showed love—from the bottom of my heart, I love you! And to those who criticized me, may Allah protect them as well. Thank you.