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Mathira confronts Nadia Hussain over disparaging the name Khalil

Mathira confronts Nadia Hussain over disparaging the name Khalil

  • Khalil ur Rehman Qamar is facing controversy due to video leaks and kidnapping cases.
  • His controversial interviews have led to criticism in the industry.
  • Mathira argues that "Khalil" is a name for Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and shouldn't be disgraced.
Khalil ur Rehman Qamar is embroiled in video leak and kidnapping cases, sparking significant chatter about his situation. His controversial interviews over the years have kept him in the spotlight. He has many critics in the industry, and numerous people have openly expressed their disdain for the writer.

Nadia Hussain, known for her outspoken nature, didn't hesitate to comment on Khalil ur Rehman Qamar and his name after the recent fiasco. She posted on Instagram, announcing that she will now use "Khalil" instead of "Zaleel" when referring to people. She shared a cheeky video on her Instagram to convey this message.

Mathira has also joined the conversation, stating that Nadia should not disgrace Khalil ur Rehman Qamar's name. She emphasized that "Khalil" is a name used for Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and should not be made fun of.

This is what Mathira posted on her Instagram story:

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