• Pop singer Shehzad Roy used the example of “Heaven and Hell” as an example.
• They were mocked by the public for making fun of religion.
• They said that they had not anticipated Shehzad Roy to send such a tweet at all.

Shehzad Roy is a talented social activist and pop singer from Pakistan. The artist has enjoyed enormous teen popularity for the past 20 years. Recently, the artist has poked fun at those who use the internet excessively by using the example of “Heaven and Hell” as an example.

He said in his tweet, “What if People come to know that they will be having a WiFi connection in Hell and not in Heaven, Would they still prefer to go to “Heaven” (Jannah) ?”.

On his tweet singer and actor, Farhan Saeed replied, “Hotspot from Friends”. Zara Noor Abbas also replied, “This is Tough.”

The public criticised the humorous tweet that included a religious illustration and claimed that the two fictitious Pakistani celebrities’ ideas demonstrated their familiarity with Islam. People claimed that these two were unaware of the dangers of making fun of religion, given that no one can truly predict what will happen in the afterlife. They said that they had not anticipated Shehzad Roy to send such a tweet at all.

They also mocked Shehzad Roy, telling him that instead of making fun of “Heaven and Hell,” he should study more about Islam. One Twitter user said, One user said, “there won’t be WiFi in hell, but there would be many people in Hell because of WiFi”.

Look at the negative responses from the public over the religious-related tweets.

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