The highlight of last year’s Coke Studio – Momina Mustehsan. Since her debut in one of Pakistan’s finest music shows, Momina has been everywhere for all the right reasons. The very talented singer has given her voice to anthems and various musical performances as well.
However, with stardom comes a dark side which public figures often go through on the internet. Momina, alongside various other public figures, are often seen being bullied on the cyber space. For what reasons? Nothing, really.
The envious, intolerant behavior of social media users accounts to cyber harassment which public figures go through. In addition to this, women are always the target of this harassment.
Columnist Fifi Haroon Shared her Take on Female Pakistani Celebrities Being Harassed on the Internet
These (& more) are #Pakistani #female #celebrities being abused online daily. Why do we put them down? My columnhttps://t.co/BjaFElSCAW pic.twitter.com/klMWem3trL
— Fifi Haroon (@fifiharoon) August 27, 2017
Momina’s name was on the list and the social media users are pretty aware of how the singer is often bullied on the cyberspace.
At the Same Time, Junoon’s Salman Ahmed Appreciated Momina’s Skills
when an 18 yr old @MominaMustehsan sang Ghoom Tana with me in @nyuniversity , I knew she was going to be the next Nazia Hasan of #Pakistan https://t.co/PcNLZAmvGn
— salman ahmad (@sufisal) August 29, 2017
Being Extremely Out of Context, One Social Media User Shared his Notion about Pakistani Women Being Bold, to which Momina had a Fitting Response
Women (equal) rights cover Boldness to certain right limits than women empowerment leads to disturbances 🙂
— Abdur Rahman Qureshi (@abdurshy) August 29, 2017
I don't know what you mean by boldness. Empowering women means to give them the rights they deserve, which are equal to those enjoyed by men https://t.co/lXaFgLww3N
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
After this Reply, Another Social Media Male User “Conveniently” Brought Islam to the Discussion
https://twitter.com/saqlainrajpoot/status/902524888979824641
Maintaining her Graceful Attitude, Momina’s Tweet Couldn’t Have Been More Appropriate
Sure,there are limits.But those limits exist for men too.Forgetting them is as good as crossing them.Can one claim men love crossing limits? https://t.co/4dG3vOUl13
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
On User Made a Row of Questions for the Singer to Answer
If anyone would benefit from equal rights in urban Pakistan – that would be the male population. Separate female queues, skip the queue 1/3
— Zain Habib (@Zain_Habib) August 29, 2017
Special 'family' entries, more tolerance and respect when on road, when dealing in govt offices and much more! Where do men get all this?2/3
— Zain Habib (@Zain_Habib) August 29, 2017
And Look at Her Replies!
No offense, but separate queues exist not to facilitate women to reduce wait time but mostly to protect them from harassment https://t.co/MClxUjSvil
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
Yes females do need "more tolerance and respect on the road", because general norm: any bad driver is assumed to be female. Fair assumption? https://t.co/q2gmZ7qDzr
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
Does a woman walking on the road deserve to be cat-called? A man can go out alone for a jog. Tell me honestly:can a woman do the same in PK? https://t.co/q2gmZ7qDzr
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
Momina Shared how She has Always Had the Support of her Father and Brothers
Im not a man-hater.My father &brothers helped empower me. Women empwrmnt is also abt making women realize their rights&stand up for thmslves https://t.co/qXosFOaZ1s
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
Men Always Ask: “What About Men Who are Tortured by Women?” – Momina had a Reply for that As Well
That's not right either. Being an empowered woman does not mean u're superior to a man. What it means is that u're an equal: no less,no more https://t.co/BSG5cTOR9V
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
Another Man asked how Men are not Allowed to go to Malls (in Lahore) Without a Female’s Company
Very good point. Maybe this requires self-reflection: wht do majority single men generally do in malls? Sad tht all men pay price for it tho https://t.co/zjCsJ28Wwh
— Momina Mustehsan (@MominaMustehsan) August 29, 2017
Couldn’t Agree with Momina More!

Twitter: Momina Mustehsan
One has to Love how all of these Questions were Raised by Men and How they were Bringing Islam and its Allowance and Disallowance towards Women ONLY

Twitter: Momina Mustehsan
Regardless of what your opinion regarding Momina as a singer is, she just proved how great of a human being she is by showing her care for women empowerment.
When people like Momina show their interest in the welfare of the society, it sets an example. She is a public figure being followed by many – alongside the fact that she is a woman who acknowledges to the wrongdoing of this same society.
