Zakir Naik’s Speech Disrupted as Attendees Rush for Food

The disruption occurred while Dr. Naik was delivering a talk, leaving many stunned by the sudden mass exit.
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A shocking scene unfolded during a lecture by renowned Islamic scholar Dr. Zakir Naik, when a large number of attendees abruptly left his speech to rush for food.

The incident, which took place at a well-attended event, has been widely condemned, with many calling it a “disgraceful display” of prioritizing food over knowledge.

Dr. Naik, known for his insightful speeches and efforts to spread Islamic teachings, was interrupted mid-lecture when the crowd surged toward the food stations, abandoning their seats.

No official statement has been issued by the event organizers yet regarding the unexpected disruption.

The behavior of the attendees has sparked discussions online, with many expressing disappointment over the lack of respect shown to Dr. Naik and the value of his knowledge.

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3 comments

  1. It is amusing to learn about the embarrassing situation at the speech delivery occasion of Dr Zakir Naik. Should it be taken with a pinch of salt, depicting the economy of Pakistan and the shortage of quality food for the ordinary people? Islam teaches discipline and control. However, Muslims of the subcontinent do the opposite of the Islamic teachings. It is really disgraceful to the government and the right thinking people of Pakistan who earned embarrassment for the unruly acts of their people instead of honour.

  2. The mistake lies on the part of the organisers. They should have served the food only after the event has ended and avoided criticism of the attendees. The attendees might have come from long distances and wanted to leave early or might have been sitting for a long time and felt hungry. It is a natural human tendency not a big issue. Organisers better take a lesson from it.

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