Pakistani Actresses Slam Mufti Tariq Masood Over Controversial 40-Day Control Statement

A controversial statement by Pakistani Islamic scholar Mufti Tariq Masood regarding women and postpartum abstinence has sparked outrage on social media, drawing sharp criticism from prominent Pakistani actresses.

Prominent Pakistani Islamic scholar Mufti Tariq Masood has found himself at the center of a major controversy following a recent statement that has left social media users outraged. While discussing women privacy and rights, he made remarks that many people find difficult to accept. His statement, which heavily favored men, has gone viral and triggered widespread backlash across various digital platforms.

Controversial Remarks on Postpartum Recovery
Women rights in Pakistan have historically faced neglect, a reality that critics argue is reflected in Mufti Tariq Masood recent discourse. He asserted that women are physically unable to engage in intimate relations after childbirth because postpartum bleeding typically lasts for about 40 days. According to him, while women are compelled to abstain due to their medical condition, men remain free and he questioned why males should be expected to endure such a long period of abstinence.

Severe Backlash From Actresses
Elaborating on his viewpoint, Mufti Tariq Masood stated that if a woman experiences bleeding for 40 days following delivery, the man is not at fault. He claimed that while the new mother must practice abstinence because nature intends for her complete focus to be on child-rearing, the man does not suffer from bleeding and questioned how he could maintain self-control for 40 days. This narrative quickly infuriated the public. Pakistani actress Nadia Hussain strongly condemned the remarks after sharing his video online, firing back that while a man can manage without intimacy for 40 days, women endure immense physical and mental suffering while carrying a child in their wombs.

Public Outrage Across Social Media
The controversy deepened when actress Yashma Gill expressed deep distress over the remarks and publicly called for him to be silenced. Following the broadcast of his statements, he has faced heavy criticism and condemnation from internet users. One user commented that out of respect for his religious title she was holding back, otherwise she would have given a sharp reply, while another sarcastically suggested promoting such unstable preachers even further. People across social media are expressing strong disapproval and condemning the remarks.

Questions & Answers

1. Who is Mufti Tariq Masood?
Mufti Tariq Masood is a well-known Islamic scholar and public figure in Pakistan.

2. What statement by Mufti Tariq Masood sparked a controversy?
He made a controversial statement regarding men self-control and women postpartum bleeding and abstinence for 40 days after childbirth.

3. Which Pakistani actresses opposed his statement?
Pakistani actresses Nadia Hussain and Yashma Gill strongly criticized and condemned his remarks.

4. How did Nadia Hussain respond to the statement?
Nadia Hussain criticized the remarks by pointing out that while men can avoid intimacy for 40 days, women endure physical and mental suffering by carrying a child for nine months.

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