Shadab Khan performs Umrah, prays for country's peace

"Prayed for my country, for humanity, for peace, for prosperity and above all, health for everyone," writes Shadab Khan on Twitter

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Pakistani cricketer Shadab Khan. — Twitter/@76Shadabkhan
Pakistani cricketer Shadab Khan. — Twitter/@76Shadabkhan

Pakistan's all-rounder Shadab Khan has successfully performed Umrah (Islamic pilgrimage), during which he prayed for the country. 

Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, Shadab posted a picture of himself in Ahram in front of the Holy Kabaah.

Shadab — who couldn't play the limited-overs series against Australia due to fitness issues — wrote a long caption with his picture. 

“Alhamdulillah, performed Umrah. Prayed for my country, for humanity, for peace, for prosperity and above all, health for everyone. May Allah bless you all," the star player said. 

Hundreds of believers travel to Saudi Arabia every year and perform Umrah in Ramadan, seeking the Almighty’s blessings during the holy month.

The pilgrimage was restricted for the last couple of years due to the coronavirus pandemic but now the situation has improved and the Kingdom has allowed foreigners as well.