
Ugandan singer Rahmah Pinky has said she does not want her tattoos removed from her body after her death, speaking out against the practice of removing tattoos from a Muslim's body before burial. According to BigEye, Pinky, who has several tattoos, made the remarks while discussing her decision to get inked and the meaning behind some of her tattoos.
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