Munisa Rizayeva: That's why we had to return to Tashkent...

A few days ago, singer Munisa Rizayeva, who returned to Tashkent from Argentina with her son, went live on her Instagram page and answered questions that interested her fans.

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— As you can see, my nails are not painted; I have removed my nail polish. Because I am currently praying five times a day, it is not allowed. I learned to pray since I was little. I try to pray as much as possible without missing. Sometimes I can't pray due to services, but I always pray at dawn.

Why are you keeping your son's name a secret?
— I will announce my son's name when he turns one year old. You will see his face then. I am afraid of the evil eye because there is a thing called nazar.

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Did you have the call to prayer (azan) said for your son?
— Of course, my husband said the azan himself when our son was born, and in addition, Rahmatullo qori aka contacted us via video call from Dubai and said the azan over the phone.

How are you feeling after giving birth?
— I am currently on a diet. My chef at home, Shahnoza, only prepares diet-friendly meals for me. I didn't gain much weight during my pregnancy. I only gained 4 kilograms.

What made you return quickly from Argentina?
— My child's stomach was hurting a lot, and he was crying a lot. We couldn't buy any medicine from the pharmacy. Because medicines are sold only with a prescription. When we went to the doctor, they said no medicine is allowed until he is one year old. That's why we had to return to Tashkent.

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What do you think about the gynecologists in Argentina?
— I can only say positive things about the gynecologists in Argentina. I gave birth there through a cesarean section. The stitches on my stomach were done so skillfully that they are hardly noticeable.

Why did your husband stay in Argentina?
— My husband has a big business in Argentina. In addition, our paperwork is also incomplete. After I returned to Tashkent with my son, my husband is taking care of those matters. They will return to me in a month.

About the concert

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— I am planning to hold a concert in Tashkent on October 24. We need to book a place for that date now.

I tell our compatriots in Russia to come back
— My heart aches for our compatriots in Russia. Come back to Uzbekistan, what are you doing there suffering? I get really nervous reading the news and watching videos. The disrespect being shown to our compatriots makes me sad. The money you earn in Russia is also available in Uzbekistan, so come back.