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Arif Khan

'Is working in films allowed in Islam? Instead of reacting to the issue of the fatwa against Jahan, I feel like crying. Are those declaring fatwa are God? These are the people who spread hatred. They give fatwa so that they can get reactions of others.' (Photo: ANI)

I feel like crying: Ex-Union Minister Arif Khan on fatwa against Nusrat Jahan

A fatwa was issued by a cleric against Jahan for Jahan's 'un-Islamic' attire in Parliament on June 25, when she took oath as an MP.

30 Jun 2019 3:16 PM


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