Zulqarnain drops ‘FITNA BOMB' on Rajab Butt
Pakistani vlogger Zulqarnain Sikander has stirred a massive social media debate by publicly calling out fellow content creator Rajab Butt.
In a viral vlog, Zulqarnain accused Rajab of disrespecting his own family, misrepresenting others online, and relying on external collaborations to fund his wedding sparking heated discussions about ethics and accountability in the influencer world.
Zulqarnain detailed what he described as ongoing “fitna” (discord) caused by Rajab, claiming that from the start, it was evident some individuals lacked respect in their own homes.
He explained that a well-bred man never targets someone’s family, implying Rajab has repeatedly violated this principle.
He added that it wasn’t Rajab who ignored him, but rather he and his team began ignoring Rajab after observing behavior they deemed unworthy of attention.
Since entering social media, Rajab’s actions allegedly caused recurring controversies, including disrespect toward religion, instigating sectarian divides, and personal conflicts.
Zulqarnain also alleged that Rajab publicly humiliated his own wife and family members for fame while presenting a false image online. He further claimed Rajab’s wedding was entirely facilitated through collaborations arranged by Zulqarnain and his associate Kanwal.
“You didn’t even have the status to arrange your own wedding. Your wedding clothes, makeup, and your wife’s items all were arranged through collaborations, and we even provided the funds. Yet, he now claims he did everything himself,” Zulqarnain said.
Standing by his statements, Zulqarnain emphasized their truthfulness and urged viewers to recognize patterns of harmful behavior, which he alleges have persisted since 2016.
He reinforced his message by quoting Ali ibn Abi Talib: “Beware of the harm of the one to whom you have done good.”
The controversy initially stemmed from remarks about Kanwal Aftab and escalated when Zulqarnain released his vlog exposing Rajab’s alleged actions, sparking wide discussions online about influencer ethics and accountability.