Zarnish Khan says she is not a Mufti
Prominent actress Zarnish Khan has lately attempted to spread awareness through an Instagram post regarding how she does not consider herself a religious leader (Mufti or Sheikh).’
The gorgeous personality has taken to her Instagram handle and shared an enlightening message that reflects upon the notion of how no one can attain perfection, in any area of life.
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Zarnish Khan’s latest message might be an attempt to eradicate a very common habit observed by masses to automatically speculate that people who share religious content might be the perfect religious role models who are also completely aware of all the religious teachings.
It is necessary to consider that humans are imperfect and can make a lot of mistakes therefore it is completely illogical to assume that some public figures’ sudden decision to mount on a religious journey also implies that they have all the answers to your religious inquires.
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The relevant message shared by Zarnish Khan also clarifies that sharing religious content does not mean a person is trying to gain attention.
Here is Zarnish’s latest declaration: “Perfect? Trust me I am far from it. You see nowadays people have the narrative to assume that just because post religious content they are some next ‘Mufti’ or ‘Sheikh’. No one is perfect, everyone sins. Everyone has flaws that they need to fix up on. Just because I post Islamic content or reminders does not mean I am claiming to be a sheikh it does not mean I am perfect. Most time, the content I posted are reminders for me for first and foremost and if that benefits you guys then that’s even better. How can I not spread the beauty of Islam? The same goes with Salah. Praying five times a day is the bare minimum. However, many people consider that is being very religious and perhaps if you have not implemented the five daily prayers into your daily life now is the time to do so. Remember death does not discriminate.”
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