Following the disclosure of details about her violent marriage to husband Haris Ali, Ayesha Jehanzeb made headlines on social media recently. The two have recently reached a settlement in court through the representation of their legal advisors. On digital, electronic, and social media, Ayesha Jahanzeb’s settlement and her domestic abuse case brought attention. Discussions about the topic on digital media platforms and among social media users made it the talk of the town.
In a recent episode of Haseeb Khan’s Ganda Aanda, Ayesha Jehanzeb’s settlement news was discussed, and Dr. Omer Adil offered his opinion on the matter. He also advised her on family planning from a medical standpoint.
Dr. Omer Adil discussed it and questioned why Ayesha Jehanzeb, who had an alcoholic husband, gave birth to three babies consecutively. She then gave birth to two more children with her second husband. I would implore those in positions of power to have Ayesha Jehanzeb’s fillopian tubes cut because she is endangering the lives of her children. I fear that following this settlement, she will now give birth to another child. I’m aware that feminists will soon argue, “Our body, our choice,” but consider the effects of these kinds of unions. This is the video’s link:
The public is strongly opposing Dr. Omer Adil’s family planning advice to Ayesha Jehanzeb. Many believe that Dr. Omer Adil’s viewpoint is extremely harsh and incompatible with Islamic principles. Many claim that Dr. Omer Adil is the ideal illustration of a person who gained no knowledge from his exposure, education, or experience. Numerous people stated that since he is a doctor, he shouldn’t be advising people in this way. He’s being called by many an ignorant cold-blooded person. Supporters further assert that, following Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar, Dr. Omer Adil is just another conceited example. Go through the comments:
In response to his assertion, Ayesha Jehanzeb retorted, asking, “Who are you to decide this for my life?” Go through the post:
