The renowned batsman says he is at the doorsteps of beloved Prophet Hazrat Mohammad Peace Be Upon Him in Madina Munawarra.


Lahore: Babar Azam, the renowned Pakistani batsman, recently undertook a spiritual journey to the holy Masjid-e-Nabvi during the sacred month of Ramadan to pay his respects to the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
Sharing a poignant moment on Instagram, Babar Azam posted a video clip from his visit, captioning it, “At the doorsteps of the beloved Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) – The Orphan who adopted the world,”.
During his visit, Babar Azam expressed his deep reverence and heartfelt connection with the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him), filling his soul with spirituality and love.
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Throughout the world, Muslims hold Umrah in high regard during the holy month of Ramadan, performing this pilgrimage with utmost devotion. Many pilgrims then proceed to Madina, the revered city of the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him), seeking blessings.
Besides Babar Azam, other cricketers including Naseem Shah, Imam-ul-Haq and Iftikhar Ahmed are also currently in Saudi Arabia, partaking in the Umrah pilgrimage during the holy month of Ramadan.
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