Who is Sarabjit Kaur? Indian Sikh Woman Who Converted to Islam in Pakistan

Sarabjit Kaur is an Indian Sikh pilgrim who recently made headlines after she embraced Islam during her visit to Pakistan. She adopted the Muslim name Noor and married a Pakistani citizen named Nasir Hussain in Sheikhupura.

The marriage took place on November 5, and her new Islamic name “Noor” was officially recorded in the Nikah Nama. The story attracted attention on both sides of the border after she did not return with her group of Sikh pilgrims, leading to fears that she may have gone missing.

Who is Sarabjit Kaur Husband? Conversion and Marriage

During her stay in Pakistan for Baba Guru Nanak’s birth anniversary celebrations, Sarabjit Kaur decided to accept Islam. After converting, she married Nasir Hussain in a local ceremony.

She clarified that she was not missing. Instead, she chose to stay in Pakistan and start a new life. She also revealed that she is a divorced mother of two children.

Visa Attempts and Background

Reports suggest that Sarabjit Kaur had been trying to obtain a Pakistani visa for some time. Her recent visit was part of a lawful pilgrimage with a group from India. Her decision to convert and marry was reportedly made of her own free will.

The case continues to receive attention due to the cross-border nature of the story and its religious, cultural, and diplomatic relevance.