New Delhi (Sputnik): The controversial Pakistani pop singer earlier made headlines after threatening to set her snakes and alligator on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while criticising New Delhi’s decision to revoke Kashmir’s special status.

Rabi Pirzada, a Pakistani pop singer and TV host, has announced her decision to quit showbusiness after her nude pictures and videos were leaked online on Friday.

She became one of the top trends in Pakistan for more than 24 hours following the lewd leak, and even though the clips have now been taken down, they remained on public display for over a day.

The pop singer took to Twitter today to announce that she's leaving the entertainment industry while seeking forgiveness from God. She also urged people to keep her in their hearts despite her recording the explicit videos.

“I, Rabi Pirzada am quitting showbiz. May Allah forgive my sins. And soften the hearts of people in my favour,” read her tweet in Urdu.

میں رابی پیرذادہ شوبز سے کنارہ کشی اختیار کرتی ہوں ۔ اللہ تعالیٰ میرے گناہوں کو معاف کرے۔ اور میرے حق میں لوگوں کا دل نرم کرے۔



وَتُعِزُ مَن تَشَاء وَتُذِلُ مَن تَشَاء#SaveaSoul — Rabi Pirzada (@Rabipirzada) November 4, 2019

The nude pictures and videos appeared to be taken by herself in the mirror, and prompted a debate on social media with several people criticising her for filming the videos while others urged the singer to stay strong.

I Request To The Pakistani People That Please Do Not Share The Video & Photos Of Rabi Pirzada With Anyone, She is Also Someone's Daughter & Sister. It Was A Personal Video, Which Shouldn't To Share On Social Media, Yes it Would Be Wrong if She Had Done it For Fame. #RabiPirzada pic.twitter.com/Fra9NEMnuy — rashid.phulpoto (@rashid_phulpoto) November 3, 2019

We all are humans, it's natural to commit mistakes but Why our nation has gone so down in humiliation, why we don't have sense to support someone.. — Kami Chemist (@ChemistKami) November 4, 2019

Yesterday, several people shared their semi-nude pictures on Twitter and Facebook to show solidarity with the singer. The campaign was called as #IamRabiPirzada.

The leak also triggered various theories by social media users, speculating on the reason behind it.

Several said that she is a victim of revenge porn, while many others went as far as to speculate on foul play by Pakistani army spokesperson Asif Ghafoor as Rabi previously criticised Ghafoor for defending the item song that features actress Neelam Muneer Khan.

The item song was a project funded by the media wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces but it faced a massive backlash online due to its lyrics.

Seriously disappointing, @OfficialDGISPR we all make mistakes but never refuse to admit it or explain it like this 🙄#chotisibaat pic.twitter.com/2SQHJPtSaz — Rabi Pirzada (@Rabipirzada) October 31, 2019

Rabi Pirzada’s video spread by her ex boyfriend. He had her iCloud password.

Please don’t share this video. We should not spread private things of anyone just for few RTs And Likes.

#RabiPirzada pic.twitter.com/qYv0MUS3zU — Pakeeza Khan (@Pakeezakhan_) November 1, 2019

Someone leaked nude video of Rabi Pirzada after she criticized Ghafoor and Imran — Muhammad Ali (@kingofmargalla) November 1, 2019

A human rights activist and lawyer warned people against sharing her leaked pictures and video as it is a crime to do so. She urged people to not be a silent bystander, saying that they should report the tweets.

Those who are weaponizing nonconsensual intimate images and videos of @Rabipirzada and those who are forwarding them are committing crime under PECA. Don't be a silent bystander, report these tweets and do not forward this violence. https://t.co/S2eVtp3B4l pic.twitter.com/z0hb4friJM — Nighat Dad (@nighatdad) November 1, 2019

The singer has been targeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ever since India revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status in August and decided to bifurcate it into two federally administered territories. Most recently, she took aim at Modi by sharing a picture of herself wearing a suicide vest and threatening to kill him the Indian leader in a suicide attack.