Sana Khan changes her name after getting married to Mufti Anas Sayed, more wedding pictures out
Former actress Sana Khan left her followers in shock after she announced that she tied the knot with a Surat-based religious scholar Anas Sayed. Post-wedding, the former actress has even changed her name. Check out unseen photos from her special day here.
Sana Khan, who got married to Surat-based Anas Sayed, has now changed her name after turning Mrs. Sayed. She has shared her new name on Instagram as Saiyed Sana Khan.
More images from her wedding are also out now. In the images, Sana was seen in a red lehenga. She was seen in a huge gold and pearl necklace, matching earrings and maangtika. Her bridal makeup was also on-point.
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Sana had shared the first picture from her wedding. She looked like a vision in a white gown and covered herself with an abaya. The former actress and ‘Bigg Boss 6’ ex-contestant took to her Instagram page and shared the official wedding photo with Anas.
In the photo, the former actor who quit showbiz in October this year looked beautiful in a red lehenga choli with gold jewellery set. She captioned her post stating, “Loved each other for the sake of Allah. Married each other for the sake of Allah. May Allah keep us united in this Duniya. And reunite us in jannah. Fabi ayyi ala-e rabbekumaa tokazzebaan. Which of the favours of your lord will u deny #sanakhan #anassayed #nikah #married #20thnov #alhumdulillah.”
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While quitting showbiz, Sana penned a prolonged note which read as “I am at an important juncture in my life. For years, I have been living the Showbiz (Film Industry) life, and during this time I have been blessed with all kinds of fame, honour and wealth from my fans for which I am grateful to them. But, for the last few days, a thought has kept me occupied. I have been wondering, does one take birth only to earn wealth and fame for oneself? Isn’t it a moral responsibility of humans to serve or support those who are helpless or needy? Shouldn’t people think about what will happen to them in the after-life since one can die at any given time?”
