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Fiza Ali slams Naat Khuwans for using song tunes in recitations

March 24, 2025

Fiza Ali, a successful morning show host, addresses the issue of Naat Khuwans using popular song tunes to recite Naats.
Ali criticizes this practice as disrespectful to Naats, recited in honor of Prophet Muhammad.
She suggests channels should avoid playing Naats in song tunes, a trend that originated in India.

Pakistani celebrity Fiza Ali admired for her talents in hosting, modeling, and acting, has built a successful career as a morning show host on private channels. She is currently making headlines for her Ramadan transmission, where fans praise her for sharing thoughtful opinions.

Fiza Ali recently addressed a highly viral and concerning issue—Naat Khuwans using popular song tunes to recite Naats.

She said, “Naat Khuwans reciting Naats to the tunes of popular songs should be condemned because it is disrespectful to Naats, which are recited in the deep respect and honor of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W).”

Fiza further added, “When we hear a Naat in a song’s tune, it reminds us of the specific song and its obscene lyrics. Therefore, channels should avoid playing Naats in the tunes of songs”

Here is the link to the video:

Many Naat Khuwans use song tunes and loud music while reciting Naats, a trend that originated in India. Here is a link to the viral video from India:

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