Zarnish also explained that she has no problem with news being published about her but said, “Just no pictures in videos.

Hamza stated that Allah did not mandate polygamy, but rather, the directive limited men to marrying a maximum of four wives only.

'The reason is simple, I won’t be able to give my child the time and attention they deserve,' Ducky Bhai said.

Many slammed Danish Taimoor for bringing up religious permission for multiple marriages in an 'arrogant' manner on national television.

Alizeh Shah emphasised that people blow minor issues out of proportion and use them to shape an unfair perception of her personality.

Many criticised Fahad for bringing up the couple’s personal matters on national television, calling it “unethical.”

Naseebo Lal mentioned in the complaint that her husband frequently engages in arguments with her.

Maria B emphasised that while farshi shalwar trend is elegant, it should be styled according to one's body type and personality.

"I trembled and immediately called his family," Ramzan Chhipa on Amjad Sabri’s last rites.

Faysal Qurashi stressed that differences should be addressed privately rather than turned into a public controversy.

Saheefa claimed that Rs50,000 was “a lot” for a middle-class family to sustain and listed the items her househelp bought.

Fiza Ali pointed out that the true purpose of marriage in Islam is not for personal pleasure.

The failed cosmetic procedure caused Ushna to regret her decision, as she now faces permanent skin damage.

Javeria maintained that people around the world prioritise their own language.

Nauman Ijaz maintained that the sanctity of Ramadan is not upheld as Islam instructs.