After the wedding of Adnan Sheikh, who was the contestant of Bigg Boss OT 3, there has been a lot of discussion regarding his wife’s religion.
Adnan is married to his girlfriend Ayesha who was an airhostess and his sister claimed that Ayesha is a Hindu. After this statement of his sister, there was a lot of quarrel between them.
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Now, in an Instagram question and answer session, Adnan Sheikh bluntly said that his wife is a Muslim and there is no scope for intercaste marriage in Islam. And children born from such marriages are not valid.
According to Indian media, Adnan Sheikh’s wife hid her face during the wedding and after that Adnan’s sister Efat accused her that Adnan had married a Hindu girl Ridhi Radio. Ifat also said that Ridhi has now accepted Islam and she was already married to Adnan.
Ifat had also posted photos of Ayesha and her family on her Instagram and according to Indian media reports, Indigo had tagged Ayesha’s name as Ridhijahu while posting Ayesha’s photo.
Now Adnan Sheikh had an Ask Me Anything session on Instagram. In this session, a person asked him whether his wife is a Hindu. In response, Adnan said that his wife is a Muslim and inter-caste marriage is not possible among Muslims and those who commit inter-caste marriages are illegitimate and their children are also illegitimate.
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How might Adnan Shaikh’s statements contribute to or challenge existing prejudices and stereotypes about interfaith relationships?
**Interviewer:** Adnan Shaikh, a former Bigg Boss contestant, has recently made headlines for comments regarding his wife’s religious background. He insists his wife, Ayesha, is Muslim and staunchly maintains that inter-caste marriage is prohibited in Islam. This comes amidst claims from his own sister that Ayesha is Hindu and converted to Islam. What are your thoughts on Adnan’s statements and the controversy surrounding his marriage? Do you believe his statements promote religious intolerance or simply reflect his personal beliefs about marriage within his faith?
