New Delhi: Months after her shocking divorce from her former husband & ex-Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, Indian tennis star Sania Mirza went on the holy Hajj Pilgrimage in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Sania’s father, brother-in-law Asadudin, sister Anam Mirza, and her 6-year-old son Izhaan also accompanied her on the devotional journey which they concluded just recently.
Sania Mirza Compleates Hajj Pilgrimage
After successfully completing the holy Islamic journey, the members of Sania’s family also shared several pictures & videos of their spiritual trip with their followers on social media.
Taking to his official Instagram account on June 24, 2024, the ex-Tennis sensation’s brother-in-law Asad treated fans by dropping snippets giving a glimpse of the Mirza family’s latest devotional trip.
The photographs show Sania, donned in a Brukha, standing with three of her family members with all of them happily posing for the camera.
“Grateful for the journey of a lifetime. Alhamdulillah for the opportunity to complete Haj.
Would like to thank @alkhalidtours for making it a memorable journey” read a caption attached to the post.
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Netizens Reacts
Meanwhile, taking to the comment section of Asad’s post, netizens also reacted to the pictures shared by him & shared their best wishes for him & his family.
One user wrote, “You all so a very beautiful place & we all love you.” Another penned, “MashAllah many congratulations to you and your family. A third user remarked, “Why did Mr Asad not shave his head? Alhamdulillah… maybe the first landing day took the picture.”
Sania Mirza on her Marriage Roumers with Mohhmed Shami
Prior to her Mecca tour, Sania grabbed the headlines when rumors about her marriage with ace Indian pacer Mohhamed Shami started doing rounds on social media.
However, her father Imran soon cleared the air by speaking about the same while speaking with NDTV. He tolf the media outlet that speculations regarding his daughter’s marige with Shami are rubbish & the two have no plans of tying the knot with one another.