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s it about Pakistani men than women glamour of the West to find irresistible? The latest rumor of pop singer Britney Spears, possibly converting to Islam and moving to Pakistan with his companion Adnan Ghalib has triggered a debate among women in the country. The grapevine is abuzz with twice-divorced singer Spear's romance with little known Ghalib, a man of Pakistani origin. Spears, according to the British newspaper Sun, wanted to fake his death and to embrace Islam and go to Pakistan and start a new life! Ghalib, 35, who works for a photo agency, was described as a "gold digger" and "lonely" and "vulnerable" Spears can do. According to media reports, the Ghalib respectable Sunni Muslim family in Birmingham is so horrified by his antics they have disowned him. "His parents and Ghalib Saghra are devastated. This week, his father gave him an ultimatum, 'Give up Britney, or you are dead to me," what Adnan ignored, "a friend of Ghalib was quoted as saying. But long before Spears, it was Jemima Khan, the glamorous daughter of a millionaire who marry much older the cricketer Imran Khan against his family's wishes and moved to Pakistan. Their marriage did not last and she was back in London with his two sons in less than a decade. The romance of Diana, Princess of Wales, reportedly found her "Mr. Wonderful" in a Pakistani cardiologist in London, is another example. Hasnat Khan decided not to marry because of his love, the great cultural divide. Unfortunately, his marriage to a woman of Afghan royalty did not last because of its link Diana. Sehr Naqvi, a home, said: "I think that men are more committed Pakistan and, of course, genes Pathan keeping them in good stead. Britney Spears is hardly a good example - Well, it could fall to anyone - but we had too Jemima and Diana Pakistani fall for men. " With the new Hasnat Khan of breaking his silence on his "business" with Diana, the subject is hot at the table. "Maybe he did not talk about Diana because his own marriage was not working. We learned that it is separated from his wife of 18 months yesterday. But it still seems so in love with Diana," Naqvi said. As Naqvi, many feel Diana and Jemima is good news for Pakistan, but they may do so without Spears. "I can imagine how the Orthodox of us would react. I can almost see a fatwa against Spears to come," said Shazia, Naqvi's 22-year-old daghter. Shahida Haq, another home, wondered what is it that makes it so Pakistani men "special" for Western women. "Look how they treat women. I think they are so chauvinistic and full of themselves. I wonder what these women find attractive in them? "Maybe they should start their charm offensive on Pakistani women. It is something that we women will never complained against," Haq laughing.
s it about Pakistani men than women glamour of the West to find irresistible? The latest rumor of pop singer Britney Spears, possibly converting to Islam and moving to Pakistan with his companion Adnan Ghalib has triggered a debate among women in the country. The grapevine is abuzz with twice-divorced singer Spear's romance with little known Ghalib, a man of Pakistani origin. Spears, according to the British newspaper Sun, wanted to fake his death and to embrace Islam and go to Pakistan and start a new life! Ghalib, 35, who works for a photo agency, was described as a "gold digger" and "lonely" and "vulnerable" Spears can do. According to media reports, the Ghalib respectable Sunni Muslim family in Birmingham is so horrified by his antics they have disowned him. "His parents and Ghalib Saghra are devastated. This week, his father gave him an ultimatum, 'Give up Britney, or you are dead to me," what Adnan ignored, "a friend of Ghalib was quoted as saying. But long before Spears, it was Jemima Khan, the glamorous daughter of a millionaire who marry much older the cricketer Imran Khan against his family's wishes and moved to Pakistan. Their marriage did not last and she was back in London with his two sons in less than a decade. The romance of Diana, Princess of Wales, reportedly found her "Mr. Wonderful" in a Pakistani cardiologist in London, is another example. Hasnat Khan decided not to marry because of his love, the great cultural divide. Unfortunately, his marriage to a woman of Afghan royalty did not last because of its link Diana. Sehr Naqvi, a home, said: "I think that men are more committed Pakistan and, of course, genes Pathan keeping them in good stead. Britney Spears is hardly a good example - Well, it could fall to anyone - but we had too Jemima and Diana Pakistani fall for men. " With the new Hasnat Khan of breaking his silence on his "business" with Diana, the subject is hot at the table. "Maybe he did not talk about Diana because his own marriage was not working. We learned that it is separated from his wife of 18 months yesterday. But it still seems so in love with Diana," Naqvi said. As Naqvi, many feel Diana and Jemima is good news for Pakistan, but they may do so without Spears. "I can imagine how the Orthodox of us would react. I can almost see a fatwa against Spears to come," said Shazia, Naqvi's 22-year-old daghter. Shahida Haq, another home, wondered what is it that makes it so Pakistani men "special" for Western women. "Look how they treat women. I think they are so chauvinistic and full of themselves. I wonder what these women find attractive in them? "Maybe they should start their charm offensive on Pakistani women. It is something that we women will never complained against," Haq laughing.
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