Fariha Pervez reflects on motherhood and parenting
Pakistani singer Fariha Pervez has opened up about not having children and shared her views on the responsibilities that come with parenthood.
The singer recently appeared on Ahmed Ali Butt’s podcast “Excuse Me,” where she spoke candidly about motherhood, raising children and the importance of parents giving proper attention to their kids.
Fariha said she does not have children but believes she would have been an extremely protective and attentive mother if she had become a parent. She explained that watching children grow through different stages of life makes parenting a major responsibility.
The singer stressed that children require time, care and guidance from their parents. She also expressed concern over parents who rely heavily on electronic devices to keep their children occupied.
According to Fariha, excessive use of tablets and other devices can have negative effects on children’s wellbeing. She urged parents to pay closer attention to how their children spend their time and to take their responsibilities seriously.
She described children as a blessing as well as a test and encouraged parents to value them accordingly.
Fariha further emphasised the important role mothers play in a child’s upbringing. She said that bringing a child into the world comes with the responsibility of providing proper care, attention and protection.
The singer acknowledged that some parents might disagree with her comments but maintained that her intention was to highlight the significance of responsible parenting.
Fariha Pervez has remained a recognised name in Pakistan’s music industry. She rose to prominence with her debut song “Dil Hua Bo Kata” and later became known for Punjabi songs, drama soundtracks and ghazal performances.
She stepped away from the music industry in 2016 following her divorce from singer Nauman Javed. Her recent podcast appearance has once again drawn attention to her personal views and experiences.
