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Abrar Ul Haq Shares Unfulfilled Desires and Regrets

Abrar Ul Haq Shares Unfulfilled Desires and Regrets

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  • Abrar Ul Haq is a renowned Pakistani singer.
  • He has been successful since 1995 with hits like "Billo."
  • He has been involved in politics as a former member of PTI and is known for his philanthropic work.
Abrar Ul Haq is a well-known Pakistani singer, has enjoyed success in the music industry since 1995 with hits like "Billo." Apart from his music career, he has also been involved in politics as a former member of PTI. Additionally, he is known for his philanthropic work.

Recently, he opened up about his feelings of wishing he had spent more time with his parents and wanting to share his achievements with them. He also apologized for any past inappropriate behavior towards others.

Talking about guilt, he said, "once I was driving my new car, I was hit by a Suzuki, I shouted at the guy who hit my car, I said, ‘Are you blind?’ and when I turned towards him, I saw that he had squint eyes, so, if he’s watching I really want to apologize to him. He also said, ‘once my father urged me to help someone with money, the poor man needed a hefty amount for building his rooftop, I gave half of the amount, meanwhile, I was praying from Allah for the success of my new songs. It was the moment when I realized that Allah has given me a lot and I am still asking for more, and I am not willing to give money to the poor guy, Allah is giving me without judging me and I judged that person on merit. I shared this with my father too, who said, ‘that is why I say you to be generous’. So, I learnt a lot from my father."

Abrar Ul Haq expressed a longing for purchasing an airplane, having saved up money for the endeavor. However, his plans shifted when his mother passed away, prompting him to allocate those funds towards the construction of Sahara Hospital.

Talking about the happiest moment of life, Abrar Ul Haq said, “the happiest moment in my life was when I was young and I got the job at Atchison college, It was the happiest moment for me and my mother”.

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