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Bushra Ansari expresses concern over Ramazan transmissions' impact on worship

Bushra Ansari expresses concern over Ramazan transmissions' impact on worship

  • Bushra Ansari voiced her concerns over Ramazan transmissions' increasing trend.
  • She stated that they have shifted people’s focus away from worship.
  • She reflected on how the essence of fasting has changed over the years.

Veteran Pakistani actress Bushra Ansari has voiced her concerns over the increasing trend of Ramazan transmissions, stating that they have shifted people’s focus away from worship during the holy month. In her latest vlog, she reflected on how the essence of fasting has changed over the years.

Speaking while preparing Iftar at home, Ansari shared her thoughts with fans, recalling how, in the past, people fasted with sincerity, recited the Holy Quran, and engaged in prayers. However, she noted a shift in recent times. “Now people spend their fasting hours watching Ramazan transmissions instead of focusing on worship,” she remarked.

She acknowledged that while such programs did exist before, they were not as widespread as they are today. Comparing past traditions to the present, she said, “When people did not watch Ramazan transmissions, they would engage more in worship, recite prayers, and truly spend their fasts in devotion.”

Ansari admitted that she occasionally participates in these shows, as they bring joy to audiences. However, she emphasized that the growing obsession with entertainment during Ramazan has led people to fast without true devotion, spending more time in front of screens than in spiritual reflection.

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