Rapper Aly Hasan, known for his hit "Byabshar Poristhiti," faced backlash after stating in a TV interview that income from music is haram in Islam, while earnings from his auto-rickshaw business are halal. Hasan clarified his remarks, explaining they were taken out of context and made in jest. Despite the controversy, he plans to leave mainstream music and focus on writing Islamic music. He aims to complete current projects and release a final song, "Islam," before quitting music altogether, hoping people will understand his decision then.
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68 words · 23 secUAE Boss Gifts Employees iPhones for Their Hard Work
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