In yet another controversial statement, Mufti Abdul Qavi has now stirred up a storm during a podcast with Muneezay Moeen, revealing his intentions to marry none other than Bollywood actress Rakhi Sawant.
Mufti Qavi, known for provocative statements, began by referencing Rakhi Sawant’s recent travels, including her Umrah. He expressed admiration for the spiritual journey, referred to her as a “respectable woman,” and raised the question of whether she had married according to Hindu or Muslim traditions.
He referenced influential Islamic scholars such as Dr Zakir Naik, Professor Dr Hamidullah, and the late Dr Ahmed Deedat, who have described the Hindu holy book as an “inspired book,” thereby suggesting that Rakhi could now be considered “people of the book,” a term traditionally used in Islam for those who follow the revealed scripture.
The conversation took an unexpected turn when Mufti Qavi directly addressed Rakhi’s apparent public interest in marrying a Pakistani scholar. He stated, “I am here and ready, but with one condition: I will ask my mother for permission first. If she permits me, then, because it is her command, you need to ask me before getting married.”
Mufti Qavi also shared a personal story about a past marriage, in which he married a woman from a prominent family, reportedly related to figures like Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad, Quaid-e-Azam, Gandhi Ji, and Nehru.
He recounted that the marriage ended tragically with her untimely passing and expressed that he still remembers her with respect, even stopping by her grave to offer prayers.
This unexpected declaration by Mufti Qavi has sparked intense discussions across social media, with people questioning his intentions and the tone of his remarks. As for Rakhi Sawant, she has not yet responded publicly, but the entire situation is sure to keep the public intrigued.
Also Pakistani actor Dodi Khan recently made headlines when he proposed to Bollywood actress Rakhi Sawant. However, in a new video message shared on Instagram, Dodi Khan clarified his stance, stating he hasn’t made any changes to his decision or run away.
“I haven’t taken a U-turn, nor have I run away. I’ve spoken to Rakhi, and once we meet in person, I will update you all. I feel like you didn’t fully understand what I said earlier, so I will clarify again. I plan to marry Rakhi and then let everyone know.”
Dodi Khan continued, “Rakhi, my dear, don’t worry at all. Stay calm and happy. I’m not someone who breaks hearts; I’m someone who heals them. If this was just a publicity stunt, I wouldn’t have made this video so casually. I’m speaking to you all directly, without any makeup or pretenses, just telling you the truth.”
He further stated, “I’m coming to Dubai and India, and those who are upset or criticizing me, this message is for them.”
In his previous video, Dodi Khan expressed his admiration for Rakhi Sawant and proposed to her. “You all saw my video in which I proposed to Rakhi Sawant? I have known Rakhi Sawant for a long time. I proposed to her because I found her to be a God-fearing and loving person,” he said.
He acknowledged the hardships Rakhi had faced in her life. “Rakhi Sawant has seen many ups and downs in her life. She lost her parents and stayed with them during their illness, which is rare in today’s era. What the person who came into her life did to her is not hidden from anyone,” he noted.
Dodi Khan also mentioned that Rakhi Sawant converted to Islam, changed her name to Fatima, and performed Umrah. “That’s why I proposed to her, but people didn’t like it. I received messages from people and was severely criticized, which I cannot bear,” he explained.
In his new message, Dodi Khan apologized to Rakhi Sawant. “I am sorry Rakhi ji! You are a very good friend of mine and will remain so. You may not be able to become my bride, but I promise you that you will become the daughter-in-law of Pakistan. I will get you married to one of my friends or brothers,” he assured.
Since the new video message was posted on social media, Dodi Khan has faced severe criticism from users who accused him of seeking cheap fame with his initial proposal. (Agencies)
