Arshad Nadeem to perform umrah
LAHORE: The Athletics Federation of Pakistan (AFP) has announced that javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem and his family will be performing umrah.
Chairman of the AFP, Major General (R) Muhammad Akram Sahi, made the announcement during a press conference. He expressed immense pride in Nadeem’s achievement, stating that it fulfilled a long-standing goal of the federation.
Sahi emphasised the dedication and hard work of Nadeem, highlighting the athlete’s resilience and determination. He also praised the nation’s support for Nadeem, stating that the overwhelming welcome he received upon returning home was a testament to the country’s pride in its sports heroes.
The chairman concluded by asserting that Nadeem’s victory has silenced critics of athletics in Pakistan and proven that with dedication and support, great achievements can be attained.
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