Shoaib Ibrahim’s sister Saba shares father’s health update after brain haemorrhage; says, 'Abhi bhi duaaon ki zarurat hai'

Shoaib Ibrahim recently shared that his father suffered a brain haemorrhage and was subsequently taken to the hospital. Shoaib’s sister, Saba Ibrahim, has now taken to her Instagram handle to give fans a quick updateabout their father’s health. She requested all her fans to pray for his recovery.


Taking to her Instagram account, Saba, while sharing an update about her father, wrote, “Hi Assalamoalaikum Friends, kaise ho aap sab? Umeed karti hu aap sabke ghar pe sab theek hoga. Aap sabke duaon se papa pehle se thoda behtar hue hain. Lekin abhi bhi duaaon ki zarurat hai papa ke liye, bhabhi ke liye.” The social media star further revealed that her father-in-law is doing better.




Previously, Shoaib shared a vlog on his YouTube channel, revealing that his father had suffered a brain haemorrhage. Speaking about his father’s health, he said, “Most of you already know that we had admitted Papa to the hospital again. He has suffered another brain-related issue. This time, it is not exactly a stroke, but a haemorrhage caused by bleeding in the brain. Right now, many people are asking for an update on Papa’s condition. Honestly, his condition is not better at the moment.”


He further added, “Last time, when Papa suffered a stroke, there was a clot because of which the left side of his body got paralysed. But he was talking properly then and recovered quite fast. This time, there has been a lot of bleeding in the back part of the brain, because of which he is facing problems with his speech.”


Shoaib also updated fans about Dipika’s health. He shared, “Dipika also has a PET scan today, and we are tense about it. We have to go around 1 PM. I have booked a hotel near the hospital where my father is admitted. As he is in the ICU, we can’t stay there. Once he gets shifted to a normal ward, things will be easier. As we told you earlier, the MRI had shown some signs of concern.” The actor’s father had previously suffered a brain stroke in 2021.