Previous Pakistan cricket crew skipper Shoaib Malik left the donning scene shocked as he imparted the photos of his wedding to entertainer Sana Javed. The declaration affirmed the bits of gossip about his separation from Indian tennis star Sania Mirza, whose family likewise affirmed similar in an online entertainment post a day after the fact. In any case, very few know that Sania wasn’t Shoaib’s most memorable spouse. Sania and Shoaib tied the matrimonial bunch in 2010 and furthermore have a child named Izhaan Mirza Malik. However, Shoaib had purportedly hitched another lady, whom he needed to separate, prior to beginning another existence with the Indian tennis pro.
Just before Shoaib was to wed Sania in 2010, a discussion emitted where a lady named Ayesha Siddiqui from Hyderabad professed to have hitched Shoaib in 2002.
While Shoaib had denied the charges, Ayesha, otherwise called Maha Siddiqui, chose to record a police protest and furthermore showed video confirmations of their wedding.
It was then detailed that the two arrived at a settlement where the Pakistani cricketer needed to separate from Ayesha and furthermore give her support of INR 15 crore.
The most fascinating piece of Shoaib and Ayesha’s marriage was that it was a ‘telephonic nikah’. In a meeting with Times News Organization, Shoaib himself discussed having a telephonic nikah without seeing his lady. The cricketer, only 20 years of age in those days, just had a couple of pictures of Ayesha with him, and the two used to routinely chat on the telephone. Be that as it may, not long later, Shoaib was fooled into wedding Ayesha, who wasn’t even the young lady he thought she was in pictures.
While Ayesha continued to give each reason in succession and would not meet Shoaib, in 2002, she let the cricketer know that she needed to wed him quickly as the fresh insight about their relationship was all around the titles, making it challenging for her loved ones.
“This episode occurred in 2002. Ayesha believed us should get hitched. While I most certainly needed to wed her, I would have rather not hurried into it. For one’s purposes, I hadn’t met her. She recommended that we could do a phone nikah immediately. It was basically impossible that I could educate my folks concerning a phone nikah, on the grounds that it’s not how they would have preferred me to get hitched. I was only 20 then, and under a great deal of strain from Ayesha to get hitched as she was saying that her family was losing face in Hyderabad as news had spread that we were pursuing. I left my home one morning in June 2002, and went to my companion’s shop and called from that point. I got a nikahnama, marked it, thinking the young lady I was wedding was the one in the photos,” Shoaib said in the meeting.
It was at some point in August 2005 that Shoaib got to realize that the young lady he was conversing with on the telephone, wasn’t the one he had found in pictures. At the point when he faced Ayesha about the equivalent, the lady likewise came clean with him.
Shoaib even considered delivering the photos he had with him however was asked not to do as such by Ayesha as the young lady in the photos was at that point wedded. Figuring the arrival of pictures would demolish her life, Malik ruled against doing as such.
