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Pakistani Musician Haniya Aslam Dies of Cardiac Arrest; Fans and Artists Share Heartfelt Tributes

Pakistani musician Haniya Aslam, known for her work as part of the duo Zeb-Haniya, has passed away. Haniya reportedly died of a cardiac arrest on August 11. The news was confirmed by her cousin, Zeb Bangash, who shared a tribute on Instagram with pictures and the caption "Hanini." Many artists and social media users have since offered their prayers and condolences. Haniya and Zeb were renowned for their collaboration, creating popular music including notable hits on Coke Studio Pakistan.

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