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Mufti Abdul Qavi goes viral over club dance video

No official statement issued by Mufti Abdul Qavi so far regarding viral footage.

Controversial religious figure Mufti Abdul Qavi has once again found himself at the center of social media attention after a video surfaced online, allegedly showing him attending a rave-style gathering.

The cleric who has previously remained in the spotlight due to several controversies including his association with Qandeel Baloch, the so-called “Hajj controversy,” and viral videos featuring Hareem Shah, is once again the subject of public debate.

In the widely circulating footage, Mufti Abdul Qavi is reportedly seen dressed in his traditional attire while present at a modern-style event where loud DJ music is playing and attendees appear to be enjoying a Western-themed party environment. The setting resembles a private rave, complete with music, lights, and dancing.

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Following the video’s rapid spread across social media platforms, users reacted with a blend of humor, sarcasm, and criticism. One user jokingly commented that they had “seen Mufti Abdul Qavi at a rave before GTA 6,” referencing the popular video game series.

Another user remarked that “Qandeel Baloch was right about him,” highlighting how his past controversies continue to resurface in online discussions.

The footage has triggered widespread debate online, with some users treating it as satire while others expressed concern over the recurring controversies linked to his public image.

As of now, Mufti Abdul Qavi has not issued any official response regarding the viral video.

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