Zayn Malik says he has stopped identifying as a Muslim
Pop star Zayn Malik has revealed that he no longer considers himself a Muslim because he doesn't "believe any of it". In an interview with British Vogue, the former 'One Direction' star said while he has a spiritual belief, he does not subscribe to the tenets of Islam. The singer is the son of Yaser, a British-Pakistani man, and Trisha, who converted to Islam.
Expressing his opinion, Zayn said, "I don't believe you need to eat a certain meat that's been prayed over a certain way, I don't believe you need to read a prayer in a certain language five times a day. I don't believe any of it." "I just believe if you're a good person, everything is going to go right for you," he said.
Zayn said his personal rejection of religion wasn't an issue in his house. "I've never spoken publicly about my religious beliefs. I'm not professed to be a Muslim. I believe whatever people's religious beliefs are is between them and whatever they're practicing. For me, I have a spiritual belief of there is a god. Do I believe there's a hell? No," he added.
