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Fiza Ali, a well-known Pakistani celebrity, is admired for her versatility in hosting, modeling, and acting. Over the years, she has built a strong presence as a morning show host, successfully anchoring programs on private channels. Currently, she is in the spotlight for her Ramadan transmission, where audiences appreciate her insightful opinions.
Recently, Fiza addressed a growing and controversial issue—Naat Khuwans reciting Naats using the tunes of popular songs. She strongly opposed this trend, calling it disrespectful and urging people to condemn it.
Expressing her views, Fiza stated that Naats hold deep spiritual significance as they honor Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W). Using song melodies for their recitation diminishes their sanctity. She further explained, “When a Naat is recited in a song’s tune, it immediately reminds listeners of the original song and its inappropriate lyrics. This practice not only distracts from the essence of the Naat but also disrespects its sacred nature.” She urged media channels to avoid promoting such Naats, emphasizing the need to preserve their authenticity.
This debate has gained traction, especially as more Naat Khuwans incorporate song-like tunes and loud background music into their recitations. According to Fiza, this trend originated in India and has now influenced Naat recitation styles in Pakistan as well.
As the discussion continues, many people have shared their opinions, with some agreeing that Naats should maintain their traditional style, while others argue that modern melodies make them more appealing to younger audiences. Regardless, Fiza Ali’s stance has sparked an important conversation about preserving the sanctity of religious recitations.
Here is the viral video that highlights this ongoing debate:
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