Zarnish Khan stands out as a highly talented Pakistani TV actress, adored by a vast community of followers. She’s graced numerous popular Pakistani drama series, including “Sun Yaara,” “Jo Tu Chahay,” and “Ishq Zahe Naseeb.” Zarnish, a keen traveler, enjoys sharing various pictures with her fans on her social media profiles. Recently, she made the decision to step back from the entertainment industry and has also embraced the Hijab, a choice celebrated by her fans. Zarnish Khan is an outspoken Pakistani celebrity, frequently voicing her thoughts and opinions on various issues.
Today, Zarnish Khan posted a video on her official Instagram where she expressed a difference of opinion with Juggan Kazim. The video featured Juggan Kazim discussing her stance on showcasing romantic scenes between married couples on screen, saying, “If I were part of Pemra, I would permit the portrayal of romance between spouses in on-screen productions.”
Zarnish Khan strongly voiced her disagreement with Juggan Kazim’s perspective on displaying romantic content on television. She criticized Kazim and stressed that religion should not be blended with unfounded viewpoints. In her words, “I harbor no ill will, only sincere concern. Let’s avoid invoking religion to justify our ideas, especially using terms like ‘Sharai Taluqat.’ When addressing our nation or speaking in public, it’s our social duty to think before we speak. This isn’t a casual conversation you’d have in a living room. While I don’t agree with the whole argument, the real issue lies in expressing it publicly and exacerbating it with religious terminology. Religion shouldn’t mix with baseless opinions. To put it plainly, just because your profession involves acting, does it mean everything should be allowed? The content she shared can be found in the caption of her Instagram post mentioned above.
Zarnish Khan’s fans are in agreement with her and are showing appreciation for her personal growth as a practicing Muslimah. They are applauding her straightforward views on Pardah (veiling) and Hadood (Islamic legal boundaries). Additionally, they are fond of the way she crafted the caption for her post.
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