Umair Jaswal celebrates birthday performing Umrah, calls it ‘happiest birthday ever’
Umair Jaswal marked his birthday in a spiritually uplifting way this year, performing Umrah in Makkah and sharing the memorable moments with his fans.
Taking to Instagram, the singer posted heartfelt photos alongside a caption that read: “HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY EVER! Grateful & blessed beyond words. Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah.”
The post quickly gained traction as fans and fellow celebrities flooded the comments with birthday wishes and blessings.
One of the pictures shows Umair dressed in Ihram (Ahram) garments, the simple white attire worn by pilgrims during Umrah, reflecting the humility and devotion associated with the pilgrimage.
The other photo captured his birthday gift, adding a personal and celebratory touch to his spiritual journey, while the third gave a glimpse of the holy place.
Umair previously made headlines when rumours about his second marriage circulated a couple of months ago.
However, his wife, Nabiha Umair Jaswa,l broke her silence on social media to clarify the rumours, making it clear that she is his only wife.
Nabiha shared a heartfelt note thanking well-wishers for their prayers but urged people to stop spreading misinformation and refrain from unnecessary comparisons or remarks about her personal choices.
She wrote: “I would like to address this for the first and last time. JazakAllah Khair for the heartwarming prayers — we truly appreciate it. Secondly, my husband has only one wife, and that’s me.”
Also Read: I’m the only wife of Umair Jaswal'
She also spoke out against unsolicited comments on her appearance and dressing style, stressing that such matters are personal and not open for public judgment.
“Kindly practice self-control and discipline and do not draw comparisons of me with anyone,” she stated, adding, “Lastly, how I dress and whether I wear hijab or not is not anyone’s business.”
She concluded her note by reminding fans that joy shared online should not invite unnecessary opinions: “My husband sharing his happiness with all of you does not entitle anyone to give opinions. If you cannot make dua, then kindly restrain yourselves.”