Musician Haniya Aslam, part of the duo Zeb-Haniya, has passed away

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Musician Haniya Aslam of the duo Zeb and Haniya has passed away

Musician Haniya Aslam, part of the duo Zeb-Haniya, passed away on Sunday, August 11, with the news confirmed by her cousin and musical partner, Zeb Bangash, in an Instagram post. Haniya reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest. Together, the cousins produced captivating music, especially on Coke Studio, where their song “Chal Diye” became a popular hit.

On Monday morning, Zeb shared a touching tribute on Instagram, posting a series of photos with the caption, “Hanini.” Many artists and social media users expressed their sympathies in the comments. Cricketer Syeda Nain Fatima Abidi wrote, “Aas wohi dil mai leye, iss aarzoo mai hum jiyen, tera haath thaam k, lo ham bhi chal diye… Rest in peace.”

Anchor Dino Ali commented, “Inna lillahe wa inna ilaehe raje’oon – she was always so sweet and a brilliant talent – im so sorry for your loss and pray that Allah Pak gives you and the family sabr during this difficult time – Allah Pak Janat ul firdous main jaga dain Ameen.”

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RJ Sophiya Anjam added, “My dearest Zeb, I am so, so sorry. Haniya was a brilliant artist, a warm soul & loved/respected by many. She has left memories for us all to cherish. I cannot even imagine the pain of her loved ones in this terribly difficult time, can only make dua that may Allah make it easy. Sending you love & deepest condolences. Her music & spirit shall always be celebrated.”

Indian lyricist and playback singer Swanand Kirkire responded with, “WTF … what happend ? OMG.” He also shared a post on his Instagram Story, writing, “This is not fair god… this sweet girl my dearest Haniya is no more. She suffered a cardiac arrest. Haniya and I had a special bond. She was a musician par excellence and the purest soul I have met. Rest In peace Haniya.” Haniya Aslam, born in Karachi, pursued her education in the USA and UK, and later completed a diploma in Audio Engineering in Canada. Reflecting on her musical journey in a 2020 interview with Youlin Magazine, she remarked, “I’m not sure if I started pursuing music or music started pursuing me!”

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