Mohammad Yousaf attributes career success to embracing Islam

Renowned cricketer Mohammad Yousaf, regarded as one of the finest batsmen in the world, has credited his conversion to Islam as the turning point in both his personal and professional life.

Speaking as a guest on Gup Shab, Yousaf reflected on his 2006-2007 era, during which he set multiple records and delivered some of his career’s best performances.

He believes that his embrace of Islam and adherence to its teachings, including growing a beard and joining the Tableeghi movement, profoundly influenced his mindset and approach to the game.

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Since retiring, Yousaf has remained actively involved with Pakistan cricket in various coaching roles and has consistently spoken positively about current and former players.

Despite his career transformation, he continues to live by Islamic principles, emphasizing their role in shaping his success on and off the field.

Gup Shab With Vasay Chaudhry | Mohammad Yousuf (Ex cricketer) | Iftikhar Thakur | Samaa TV