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Hamza Ali Abbasi advocates for working women's rights

Hamza Ali Abbasi advocates for working women's rights

Web Desk May 10, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Hamza Ali Abbasi started his career in Pakistani dramas "Pyare Afzal" and "Man Mayal."
  • Currently starring in "Jaan E Jahan," known for his positive character.
  • Recently dedicated to Islam, frequently addresses social issues in light of Islamic teachings.
Hamza Ali Abbasi, a brilliant Pakistani actor, rose to fame rapidly after his appearance in the hit Pakistani drama serial "Pyare Afzal." Fans acclaimed him for his role in the successful drama "Man Mayal," which garnered widespread appreciation. He currently portrays a positive character in the drama serial "Jaan E Jahan," captivating fans. Hamza Ali Abbasi has amassed a large social media following due to his friendly attitude and unique style. Recently, he has dedicated himself to Islam and frequently addresses various social issues in light of Islamic teachings.

The actor recently participated in an interview on the show "Meri Saheli" via a telephone conference. Host Bushra Khan and other co-hosts invited Hamza Ali Abbasi to the show. During the interview, Hamza Ali Abbasi discussed the working environment for women in Pakistan. He also expressed his opinion on how men should treat women in the workplace.

Discussing harassment in the workplace, Hamza Ali Abbasi asserted, "I am very proud because my sister and my wife are working women, and I am surrounded by very strong women. Also, I am very vocal about women's empowerment. I see now independent women becoming supporters of their families. I agree with you that women still face harassment at work. We (men) should play a leading role in this situation, we should not accept such behavior, we should denounce it, we should call it out, we should not normalize it because we ( the men) have unfortunately normalized such behaviors. Such behavior should be called out and criminalized. Women, today, are very forthcoming as they are calling out harassment, we should encourage strong women who talk about harassment, they should openly talk about it, it will be heard and catered to.”

While discussing the situation women are facing in certain fields like showbiz and others, Hamza Ali Abbasi said, “I have seen an overall change in the situation, now things are better. However, men should be supportive towards women, they should make sure the environment around them is safe. The men who display discriminatory behavior towards women should learn about the teachings of Islam and should learn about Hazrat Khadija RA.”

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