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Hamza Ali Abbasi explains why he doesn’t see himself as a born Muslim

Hamza Ali Abbasi explains why he doesn’t see himself as a born Muslim

  • Hamza Ali Abbasi, a beloved Pakistani star, recently returned to the stage with the drama "Jaan e Jahan."
  • He will soon play Batish in the upcoming drama "Farrar."
  • Abbasi, who was born into a Muslim family, chose Islam after studying all religions.
Hamza Ali Abbasi is one of Pakistan's most beloved stars. Anything he does becomes a hit with the audience, and fans eagerly watch him on their screens. After taking a break for several years to study Islam, he recently made his comeback with the drama “Jaan e Jahan”. He will soon play Batish in the upcoming drama “Farrar”.

Abbasi appeared as a guest on a podcast and shared that he does not consider himself a born Muslim. He explained that after studying all religions, he chose Islam for himself. Although he was born into a Muslim family and was a Muslim by default, the life he lives now is a result of his own choice.

He also discussed how his journey of religious transformation was unremarkable. He didn't experience any major event but rather questioned everything around him. Curious about how the world worked, his questions led him on a journey that ultimately shaped him into who he is today.

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