Which Religion Nadhim Zahawi Follows? Chancellor of the Exchequer Career Earnings Detailed

Chancellor of the Exchequer Nadhim Zahawi is reportedly known to follow the Muslim religion. As a member of the Conservative political party, he previously commented on BBC Breakfast, "I don't recognize institutional racism in my party."

He added that "there was no place for Islamophobia in the Conservative party." He was welcomed to the world on 2 June 1967 by Iraqi Kurdish parents in Baghdad. 

Growing up, he fled to the UK with his family when he was only nin-years of age in 1976. His friend Tim Montgomerie has reported him to belong from a Muslim background. 

However, the politician has refused to make any statement on the matter. Either way, he has been asked time & again about his religion, with many opposition parties pointing it out. 

He previously fell into controversy after former president Donald Trump's travel ban prevented him from visiting his children in the state. In spite of being a British citizen, Zahawi got banned because of being Iraq born. 

At that time, he stated, the matter was "hugely discriminatory," "demeaning," and "sad." 

JUST IN: @nadhimzahawi was appointed as UK's Finance Minister after Rishi Sunak resigned.

Zahawi, who replaced Sunak, is considered to be a rising star among the Conservatives and was first elected as a Conservative MP for Stratford-on-Avon in 2010. pic.twitter.com/g0d2o6M6JZ

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Iraq-born Nadhim Zahawi is reportedly known to be Muslim. He belongs to the conservative party and mentioned not having any discrimination. 

Previously in the travel ban by former president Trump, he commented, "I don't think I've felt discriminated against probably since little school, as a boy from Iraq of Kurdish origin, when young kids were very cruel." 

"For the first time in my life since then, last night, I felt discriminated against."

Previously, Nusrat Ghani, a Conservative MP, accused the party that she got sacked as a minister because of being a Muslim. 

To which, Zahawi responded through Twitter, "There is no place for Islamophobia or any form of racism in our Conservative party. Nus Ghani is a friend, a colleague & brilliant parliamentarian. This has to be investigated properly & racism routed out."

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In 2022, Nadhim Zahawi's net worth might be over a million. Nevertheless, in 2017, he owned more than £25 million in property on his wealth. 

Nadhim's house in London Belgravia is now worth over £25 million, while he spent £10 million on his property, adding value to £13.75 in residence. As mentioned by The Guardian, he also owned an estate in Putney with his wife. 

However, the property got rented to private tenants in Warwickshire.