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Mishi Khan defends Rajab Butt against wedding criticism

Mishi Khan defends Rajab Butt against wedding criticism

Web Desk December 18, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Khan argues that Butt has been doing charity and has been a trend in Punjab.
  • She criticizes those who don't spend on charity and those who earn money through other haram means.
  • She urges criticism towards those who give inappropriate gifts like guns and lions.
Mishi Khan is a talented Pakistani television actress and host. Audiences praise her for delivering impeccable performances in hit dramas like “Uroosa”, “Ajaib Ghar”, “Boota from Toba Tek Singh”, “Khala Khairan”, and “Saat Pardon Main”. She has been hosting the morning show on K2 TV successfully for fifteen years. Known for her social and political awareness, Mishi Khan often shares her opinions on current affairs and controversies.

Today, Mishi Khan posted a video on her Instagram defending YouTuber Rajab Butt against criticism of his extravagant wedding. She also called out those who criticized the celebration.

Mishi Khan said, “So, YouTuber Rajab Butt has finally gotten married. Rajab Butt’s wedding has been a trend on social media for the last two or three days. He is being criticized for his lavish wedding. People are saying that he might have spent this money on helping others. Let me tell you, he has been doing charity as well; also, it has been a trend in Punjab; people toss money in Punjab in weddings. It is their way of celebrating happiness. It was his own money; let him do whatever he wanted to do with it. Those who criticize it are the ones who don’t spend a penny on charity, and they don’t also criticize the ones who are earning money through various other haram ways. Such social media users should direct their criticism towards those who give inappropriate gifts like guns and lions. He was gifted a lion cub; he hasn’t kept it himself at home. Give him time to get these things licensed”. Here is the link to the video:

 

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