Zayed Khan and his wife Malaika marked a deeply significant milestone this year their 20th wedding anniversary by returning to a place that has long been woven into the emotional fabric of their family: the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple. The occasion was much more than a celebration of two decades of togetherness; it was a heartfelt homage to Zayed’s late mother, Zarine Khan, whose spiritual bond with the shrine remains cherished by the family.
Zayed, Malaika, their son, and Zayed’s sisters Simone, Farah, and Sussanne came together in quiet devotion during the visit. Standing before the sacred space that had once brought comfort and peace to his mother, the family offered prayers and sought blessings for their future, united by memory and love.
Sharing glimpses from the visit, Zayed posted a series of photos on Instagram along with a caption that reflected both gratitude and emotional remembrance. He wrote: “On our 20 the anniversary Malaika my sisters Simone , Farah , Sussane and our very near and dear ones were blessed to be at the Shirdi Sai Baba temple my mother’s favourite place to visit . We as a family wish everyone peace , prosperity and most importantly spread kindness and love . God bless you all People! Om Sai Ram 🙏🤲. #blessings #prayers #gratitude . ❤️❤️❤️”
The words resonated deeply with fans, many of whom have followed Zayed’s journey through personal loss in recent weeks. His mother, Zarine Khan, passed away on November 7 at the age of 81, leaving behind a legacy of warmth, compassion, and quiet strength.
In the days following her passing, Zayed shared an emotional reflection on her life, calling her his “world.” He spoke of how her generosity transcended boundaries and how she made every person—regardless of background—feel valued. For Zayed, returning to Shirdi was a way of celebrating not only his marriage but also the enduring influence of a mother whose love shaped his values and his family’s bond. The anniversary visit, imbued with devotion and remembrance, became an expression of gratitude—for the years shared, the memories preserved, and the blessings still guiding them forward.
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