Mohammad Rizwan gets out of car in USA, offers Namaz on street days after attending Harvard classes - Watch

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Days after attending classes at the Harvard Business School, a video of Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan offering on the streets of the USA has gone viral. In the video, Rizwan could be seen offering Namaz with his car parked on the roadside.

The cricketer recently attended Harvard school's executive education programme on the Business of Entertainment, Media, and Sports (BEMS) alongside his Pakistan captain Babar Azam. Rizwan also gifted the Holy Quran to a Harvard professor.

Fans, particularly those following Islam, had praised Rizwan for preaching the religion. His latest act on the streets of Boston has again won the hearts of his fans. Here is how they have reacted to the video on Twitter.

The Pakistan star had once offered Namaz on field during the 2021 T20 World Cup in the UAE. In his interviews has shown his religious side by talking about his belief in the almighty. Earlier his video of reciting the Holy Quran on his way from Amsterdam to Dubai had also gone viral.

In September 2022, during Pakistan's T20I series against England, the right-hand batter talked about Allah when questioned about his strike rate. He had opined that if a player is deliberately playing slow, he will face the wrath of the almighty.

“Dekho, mujhe toh nahi pata kaun behes kar raha hai hampe. Mujhe inn cheezo ka nahi pata. Doosri baat, jo bhi hampe behes kar raha hai usko Allah khair de. Kyunki vo sirf hamaare liye nahi, poore Pakistan ke liye soch raha hai. (see, I don't know who is debating about us. This is the first thing. Secondly, even if someone is doing that, may Allah bless him. Because he's not just thinking about me or Babar, he's thinking about the whole Pakistan team),” Rizwan had said..

“I don't know if it's the former players or the media, but may Allah bless them. But I want to say one thing. To whoever is debating about us, if any of us, the players, is not playing with complete honesty towards Pakistan, he will face dishonour. Whoever is talking about us, if he is doing that out of spite, then he will face dishonour as well. Being honest is our biggest priority,” Rizwan had added.