We all know the infamous television personality Waqar Zaka. He’s always making headlines for one reason or another. Usually, it’s because he’s having a very public phadda with someone. But this time, it’s because he wants to ask for forgiveness for all those phaddas and more.
Waqar bhai just posted asking for forgiveness for his past shows and antics
Waqar Zaka’s post talked about how he seeks forgiveness from God for all of his past transgressions including making questionable content which ‘destroyed’ young mindsets. As well as being rude to people who were on Living On The Edge as contestants.
— Waqar Zaka (@ZakaWaqar) May 25, 2019
Apart from forgiveness, he also asked God to help him make his latest campaign ‘Tehreek-e-Tech’ Pakistan a success and have as many Pakistanis join it.
Some people found Waqar’s post a little funny.
I don’t think Waqar Zaka could be any funnier than this 😂 pic.twitter.com/UGEvkouBqv
— Saniya (@Saniyazing) May 26, 2019
https://twitter.com/trisolaranatwar/status/1132788773803241478?s=20
https://twitter.com/iamRabiii_47/status/1132768701919440898?s=20
Last five lines lmao enough internet https://t.co/Z5cywqNbcF
— ۰ (@bareeraa__) May 26, 2019
But there were also those who wanted to focus on the positive and commended Waqar Zaka on his strength to ask for forgiveness for his mistakes made in the past.
Dair aye drust aye, good to see you are contributing for the betterment of society, I believe you will have same aggressive energy for good now.
— Saqib Shabbir (@saqib_shabbir) May 25, 2019
Appreciated
Allah Apko Maaf Kry.
Touba Allah ko Bht Pasand Hai. Well done— Naseem Lashari (@BalocH9951) May 25, 2019
Ameen seriously i was not your fan but after seeing your teweets and way of talking and the efforts you are making for your country and specially for youth i have respect for you 🙏 Allah pak qabool farmayen ameen and stay blessed
— sham Khan (@sham17371868) May 25, 2019
While it was nice to see that a lot of people were appreciative of Waqar Zaka’s public apology , it seems a little weird that he would broadcast his prayers to the internet. And not to mention how weird it was to add a link, in the end, encouraging people to support his cause, Tehreek-e-Tech Pakistan.
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