Eid milan at Ladies club

Madam Shagufta Khaaksaar.

Muslims all over the world, get two 'EIDS' to celebrate. Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha, the days to rejoice the bounties, Allah has bestowed upon the followers of Islam. Recently, it was Eid-ul-Azha celebrated at the end of October.

Ladies club, Multan has a tradition of contributing to the spirit of festivity, by arranging Eid-milan ( a get-together after eid), for its esteemed members. One such event took place on 7th November, 2012. The party was funded by the club. The extra money left, after meeting all the expenses of the club (i,e; electricity/gas bills, servants' salaries, etc) from the amount collected as annual membership fees from the members was surrendered to the club by, 'Finance secretary' of the club, Dr. Naseem Durrani. She managed, the entire menu and layout of the hi-tea for the guests.

As we all know, woman is the name of a thousand vanities. And such functions provide her an opportunity to show off her tastes and exhibit dressing skills. Keeping this in mind, all the members were requested to arrive, dressed in their 'eid' attires.

The comparing and stage co-ordination was done by Mrs. Shagufta Khaksaar. She successfully conducted the show. Invited all the members, willing to participate in the dress show at stage. Mrs. Tahira Najam was also there to lend a helping hand. The delightful fact is, alongwith young members, the seniors participated vehemently.

To add more colour to this event. A beautiful exhibition of he designer clothes by Mrs. Farhat Bokhari was added as the part of the event. Which attracted a lot of attention and admiration by the members.

The members at exhibition.

Farrah Khwaja.

Mrs. Tahira Najam.

Participants on the stage.

Shagufta Khaksaar, Uzma Burana (middle), Mrs. Yasmin Durrani

Shagufta Khaksar with Mrs. Farhat Bokhari.

Mrs. Mueed Khwaja.

Ayesha Durrani with another young member.

Madam Razia Beg from 'Nawai-waqt'.

Mrs. Naseem Durrani.

Mrs. Farhat Bokhari, displaying her work.

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