Renowned actress Mishi Khan attacked Dr. Zakir Naik for calling Pakistan and the national airline bad.
On the social media platform Instagram, actress Mishi Khan shared her video in which she criticized Islamic scholar Zakir Naik and said that ‘Zakir Naik’s visit as a state Alex Reed has come to an end, as always Javed Akhtar. went to India and spoke directly about Pakistan, similarly Zakir Naik also badmouthed the national airline.
Addressing Zakir Naik, the actress said that ‘1000 kg weight of 6 people, what were you carrying, if 500 kg was left to you, then being a state Alex Reed means that you should take advantage of this thing and Take all the stuff for free’.
Mishi Khan took Zakir Naik with open arms and said that you are talking about India that India is very good. Even if you say something, people will listen to you properly. In India, if even a single rupee is not paid correctly, the income tax team even enters the house of a big superstar. Give people a thousand kilos of weight for free, you have so much money and resources, you could not give money for 500 kilos?
On the remarks about women, the actress expressed her anger on Dr. Zakir Naik and said that I am very sad that you speak such words for women, you should understand men, fear God and choose your words well.
At the end of the video, Mishi Khan requested the government saying that people like Zakir Naik and Javed Akhtar don’t need to be given state Alex Reed and protocol, why does the government invite people who have enjoyed Pakistan’s hospitality and then India. You have to go and say bad, if India is good then release it there, whether we have any self-respect or not.
It should be noted that renowned scholar Dr. Zakir Naik is visiting Pakistan these days and he has to participate in various events in Islamabad and Lahore apart from Karachi.
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**Interview with Mishi Khan on Her Response to Dr. Zakir Naik’s Comments**
**Interviewer:** Mishi, thank you for joining us today. Recently, you made headlines by responding to Dr. Zakir Naik’s comments about women and Pakistan International Airlines. Could you share what prompted you to address these issues publicly?
**Mishi Khan:** Thank you for having me. I felt it was important to speak out because Dr. Zakir Naik’s comments were not only derogatory towards women but also disrespectful towards Pakistan. As a proud Pakistani and a woman, I cannot stand by when someone belittles my country and my gender. It’s about standing up for our values and dignity.
**Interviewer:** In your social media video, you expressed strong emotions regarding this topic. What specific remarks from Dr. Naik did you find most problematic?
**Mishi Khan:** Dr. Naik made comments that implied women in our society are not respected and portrayed Pakistan in a negative light. His comments about Qatar Airways compared to PIA were not just an attack on our airline, but also on the hardworking people behind it. I believe that every country has its strengths and weaknesses, and I wanted to remind people that despite challenges, we have so much to be proud of.
**Interviewer:** How do you feel your intervention might impact the ongoing dialogue on women’s rights and national pride in Pakistan?
**Mishi Khan:** I hope it encourages more open dialogues about respect for women and reinforces the notion that we should uplift our country rather than tear it down. It’s crucial for influential figures to recognize the power of their words. If my response can inspire even a few people to stand up for their rights and the integrity of our nation, then I consider that a success.
**Interviewer:** What’s your message to those who might disagree with your views or support Dr. Naik?
**Mishi Khan:** I welcome healthy debates and discussions. It’s important to hear differing perspectives. However, I encourage everyone to critically assess the impact of the narratives we promote. We can disagree without being disrespectful, and I hope that we can all work towards building a more respectful society, where both women and our national identity are valued.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Mishi, for sharing your thoughts. It’s vital to have voices like yours in the conversation.
**Mishi Khan:** Thank you for having me! Let’s keep the dialogue going.
