Rozlyn Khan questions Hina Khan’s fasting and sugary meals during cancer battle
Breast cancer survivor Rozlyn Khan took to social media and once again ignited a debate over Hina Khan’s fasting and workout routine during Ramadan.
She questioned whether such activities are feasible for a cancer patient undergoing treatment.
In her Instagram stories, Rozlyn expressed skepticism about whether someone receiving chemotherapy, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy could fast and work out.
She remarked, "Muslims fasting is 13 to 14 hours without food and even water it's the most difficult fasting."
In her message, she explained that a normal person can't go to the gym during fasting, although exercising after breaking the fast in the evening is possible. However, if a cancer patient still undergoing treatment claims to do so, it seems humanly impossible."
She also said that Allah will forgive her as she is not able to fast this year, too, due to the physical demands of her treatment because the cancer patients need proper nutrition in every meal and hydration.
Rozlyn did not name Hina Khan directly, but her stance came after Hina Khan shared her videos on her Instagram, showcasing her Ramadan routine and meals that included dates, fruits, pakoras, falooda with chia seeds, and orange juice.
Indirectly addressing such food choices, Rozlyn advised cancer patients to adhere to strict dietary guidelines prescribed by oncologists, cautioning against consuming sugary and fried foods.
Here is what Hina Shared:
Despite the challenges, Hina Khan is the one who remained calm and hopeful throughout her cancer journey and therapies.
She was quite active on social media and updated her fans on her health condition.
She kept working to raise awareness about cancer and has inspired many with her drive and focus on her mental and physical health.