Lahore Court Seeks Rajab Butt’s Response by October 23
LAHORE, October 13, 2026: Iman Fatima, the former wife of Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt, has approached a Lahore Guardian Court seeking the return of her dowry belongings and monthly financial support for herself and their son following their separation.
According to the application, Iman has requested the court to order the return of dowry items allegedly worth Rs87.925 million? No — Rs8,792,500 (Rs87.925 lakh), which she claims were provided by her parents at the time of their marriage but have not yet been returned by Rajab Butt’s family.
The application also states that Rajab Butt has not provided financial assistance for their son, Kevin Rajab Butt. Iman has requested monthly maintenance of Rs500,000 for the child, starting from November 2025 until he reaches adulthood.
In addition, she has sought Rs200,000 per month to cover her personal expenses.
Iman Cites Rajab Butt’s Social Media Earnings
The application reportedly argues that Rajab Butt is a well-known social media personality who earns substantial income and is financially capable of meeting his son’s expenses.
The court has issued a notice to Rajab Butt and sought his response by October 23. The matter remains pending, and the court’s decision on the financial claims and return of dowry belongings is awaited.
Marriage and Separation
Iman Fatima and Rajab Butt married in December 2024. The couple reportedly separated in 2025, and their son, Kevin Rajab Butt, was born during their marriage.
According to the report, reconciliation efforts did not resolve their differences, and legal proceedings between the two have continued following their separation.
Rajab Butt has previously stated that he does not wish to resume his relationship with his former wife and has said that their divorce process has been completed.
The latest application refers to divorce notices and seeks court intervention over the return of dowry items and payment of maintenance. Rajab Butt’s response is expected to clarify his position on the claims.
The financial demands and allegations remain subject to legal proceedings, and no final ruling on the application has been reported.
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