Renowned religious scholar Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehman has been diagnosed with dengue fever and is receiving treatment at a private hospital in Karachi. His spokesperson confirmed that he was admitted two days ago after showing signs of the virus.
According to the spokesperson, Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehman developed symptoms that were consistent with dengue. His family decided to shift him to a private healthcare facility, where doctors began treatment without delay. Medical staff have now reported a gradual improvement in his condition.
Family members shared that he is stable and responding well to treatment. Supporters from different parts of the country have also expressed relief after hearing that his health is improving. Many people have offered prayers and conveyed good wishes for his early recovery.
Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehman is widely respected for his long service as the chairman of the Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee. He led the moon-sighting body for many years and played a major role in key religious announcements across Pakistan. His contributions earned him recognition within religious circles and the wider community.
News of his illness spread quickly, drawing messages of concern from scholars, students, and members of the public. Social media users also shared prayers, hoping for his complete recovery.
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Doctors have advised continued monitoring as dengue can fluctuate during the recovery phase. However, the improvement in his health has brought comfort to his family and followers. Hospital officials are optimistic that his condition will continue to get better in the coming days.
