Love is clearly in the air for newlyweds Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal and Hamza Habib. The actress's husband melted hearts across social media after sharing an emotional tribute dedicated to his wife, expressing his admiration, gratitude, and unconditional love in a deeply personal note that left fans swooning.
Taking to his Instagram handle, Hamza shared a series of stunning photographs from their wedding festivities and accompanied them with a lengthy message expressing just how much Momina means to him.
In the emotional note, he described Momina as his greatest blessing, writing that he had not only given her his name but had "named his entire life after her." He went on to praise her kindness, innocence, and selfless nature, calling her a pure soul who always puts others before herself.
Hamza further shared that Momina may be a star admired by millions, but to him, she is a loving wife with a beautiful heart, someone who finds happiness in the little things and understands him better than anyone else.
Reflecting on their relationship, he expressed gratitude to Allah for bringing true love into his life and said that her presence makes every moment brighter. He also revealed that he feels immense pride whenever people refer to him as "Momina Ka Hamza."
The touching tribute concluded with a heartfelt declaration of love and a prayer that if they are blessed with a daughter in the future, she would possess the same qualities and grace as her mother.
Momina was quick to respond in the comments section, writing:
"After meeting you, I truly believe in these words. You're my Yusar. I've conquered the world because you're my world. My husband."
The affectionate exchange between the couple quickly captured the attention of fans, who flooded the comments section with prayers, blessings, and congratulatory messages.
In the photos, Momina looked breathtaking in an ivory ensemble paired with a rust orange and copper toned over skirt adorned with intricate gold dabka, tilla, and zardozi embroidery. She elevated the bridal look with layered antique gold jewellery, including a statement choker, a longer necklace, a traditional maang tikka, jhoomar, and an elaborate nath.
Meanwhile, Hamza complemented his bride in a pristine ivory sherwani featuring subtle self embroidery. He styled the look with a matching turban, a statement brooch, a traditional 'Imam Zamin' armband, and a sophisticated steel wristwatch.