Entertainment
Nadia Khan Speaks Out on the Decline of Morning Shows in Pakistan

Morning shows were once a staple of Pakistani television, drawing large audiences both locally and internationally. However, their popularity has drastically declined in recent years. Nadia Khan, a pioneer of morning shows in Pakistan, recently shared her thoughts on their downfall. During an appearance on Waseem Badami’s talk show *Har Lamha Purjosh*, she discussed the decline of morning shows in Pakistan and how these programs lost their charm due to compromised quality and shifting industry priorities.
The Decline of Morning Shows in Pakistan
Nadia Khan, who set the trend for engaging and innovative morning shows, lamented the drastic decline in their production. She pointed out that only a handful of channels still air morning shows, whereas they were once a major attraction. She recalled a time when these programs sparked discussions and held significance for viewers worldwide. However, with the rise of drama serials, television networks shifted their focus, finding greater financial success in scripted entertainment rather than live morning broadcasts.
Compromised Quality and Ratings Chase
According to Nadia Khan, the downfall of morning shows began when channels started prioritizing ratings over content quality. As competition intensified, sensationalism replaced meaningful discussions, leading to audience disengagement. She emphasized that once quality was compromised, viewers lost interest, resulting in the eventual disappearance of morning shows from mainstream television. Nadia believes that reviving them would require a return to originality and substance, rather than a focus on ratings-driven content.
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Danish Taimoor Recieves Backlash Over Polygamy Remarks on Live TV

Pakistani actor Danish Taimoor has landed in hot water after his recent comments on polygamy during a Ramazan TV transmission. While discussing the topic alongside former news anchor Rabia Anam, Taimoor casually stated that men have the right to marry up to four times, but he personally chooses not to—at least “for now.” His remarks have ignited a firestorm on social media, with many criticizing his tone and the implication behind his words.
Danish Taimoor Comments Stir Controversy
During the live broadcast, Danish Taimoor remarked that while Islam permits men to marry multiple times, he has not exercised that right—yet. His use of the word “filhaal” (as of now) particularly unsettled viewers, who perceived it as a subtle indication that he might consider it in the future. Despite his claim of love and respect for his wife, Ayeza Khan, many felt his words were unnecessary and disrespectful, especially given the setting.
Social Media Outrage and Comparisons to Hamza Ali Abbasi
The internet was quick to react, with many calling out the perceived entitlement in his statement. Critics pointed out that while men frequently cite their right to multiple marriages, they often neglect the religious conditions attached to polygamy. The backlash was further amplified when an old clip of Hamza Ali Abbasi discussing the same topic resurfaced. Unlike Taimoor, Abbasi had emphasized the historical context and ethical responsibilities tied to polygamy, sparking a wave of comparisons. Netizens lauded Abbasi’s approach, with one user commenting, “In a world full of Danish Taimoors, be a Hamza Ali Abbasi.”
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Hamza Ali Abbasi Sheds Light on Four Marriages in Islam in Viral Interview

Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi previously shared his perspective on four marriages in Islam during an interview on The Epic Show. While happily married to Naimal Khawar Khan, he discussed the religious and ethical aspects of polygyny, emphasizing the strict conditions under which it is permitted. His insights have sparked widespread discussions online.
Hamza Ali Abbasi Explains the Context of Four Marriages in Islam
During the conversation, the host jokingly remarked on men’s interest in multiple marriages. Hamza responded with laughter, assuring that he is content with his single marriage. He elaborated that the Quranic verse allowing up to four marriages was revealed in a specific historical context. According to him, after the Battle of Uhud, many women and children were left vulnerable without any social welfare systems, leading to the command for men to care for orphans by marrying their mothers.
The Challenge of Justice in Multiple Marriages
Hamza also highlighted that while Islam permits polygyny, it warns of the difficulty of maintaining fairness between wives. He pointed out that the Quran explicitly states that achieving true justice among multiple spouses is nearly impossible, making monogamy the preferred option. His statements resonated with many, igniting a debate on the religious and social dimensions of the practice.
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Danish Taimoor Faces Backlash Over Controversial Remarks on Four Marriages

Danish Taimoor’s controversial remarks on four marriages have sparked outrage among netizens, with many criticizing the actor for his views on polygamy. The controversy arose during a Ramadan special show where he appeared alongside his wife, Ayeza Khan. Taimoor reiterated multiple times that Islam permits him to marry four times, but he has chosen not to out of love and respect for his wife. However, his remarks did not sit well with the audience, who found them inappropriate and unnecessary.
Danish Taimoor’s Controversial Remarks on Four Marriages
During the Eid special episode of Mahfil-e-Ramadan, Danish Taimoor expressed his stance on polygamy, stating that no one can take away his right to have four wives. He emphasized that while he has not exercised this right, it remains a religiously sanctioned option for him. His repeated statements in front of Ayeza Khan made her visibly uncomfortable, leading many to believe that his remarks were insensitive and uncalled for.
Taimoor’s comments quickly went viral on social media, drawing criticism from fans and critics alike. Many accused him of subtly asserting dominance over his wife, while others found his remarks disrespectful. Some netizens pointed out that his statements seemed like a veiled threat, suggesting that Ayeza should be grateful he has not married again.
Public Reaction and Social Media Backlash
The internet was flooded with reactions mocking Danish Taimoor for his statements. Many users expressed disappointment, questioning why he felt the need to emphasize his right to multiple marriages publicly. One user sarcastically commented, “Looks like he’s just reminding Ayeza what he ‘could’ do.” Another wrote, “His insecurity is showing—trying to keep the upper hand over Ayeza.”
While some defended him, arguing that he was merely stating a religious fact, the overwhelming response was negative. Many viewers believed that his remarks were unnecessary and could have been avoided, especially on a public platform with his wife present.
As the controversy continues to trend, neither Danish Taimoor nor Ayeza Khan has addressed the backlash directly. However, the heated debate over his comments highlights how sensitive discussions about polygamy remain in the public sphere.
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