Tea + dinner by Mahnaz Amir Sheikh.

Mrs. Mahnaz Amir Sheikh

Mahnaz Amir Sheikh, a successful entrepreneur, a social worker, a creative soul. You name any quality and the lady excels in it. From 1996, till date, she is serving as, General secretary of 'the ladies club', Multan. Remained, vice-president (2011-12) of 'South Punjab women's chamber of commerce and industry' (SPWCCI). Also runs her own furniture business, by the name of 'Wood Carvers'. An affectionate mother of three beautiful, brilliant children. Mahnaz is happily married to Mr. Amir Naseem Sheikh, a renowned industrialist, turned politician (in making).

But this is not enough of an introduction, if we get into her family matters. She is the daughter of extremely capable and popular parents, Mr. and Mrs Mukhtar A.Sheikh. Both her parents remained active politicians. Along with being the top most industrialists of Pakistan. Her brother, Mr. Faisal Mukhtar Sheikh, was the most applauded, 'City Nazim', of the city of saints. Her mother, Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar, is immensely popular for her dedication to charity and social work. And is life-time president of many institutes, meant for ladies. Her services to the womenfolk, here in Multan, can never be denied, in any case.

As is the tradition of Multan. Women, like to socialize through committee parties. Mahnaz and her mother are also members of such committees. And whenever, it is their turn to party, even a simple party turn into a stupendous event.

And Multani'ites had one such treat at Mrs. Farrukh Muktar's house 'Al-Fazal', just two days before Eid-ul-Zuha, on 24th October, 2012. A tea cum dinner, hosted by Mrs. Mahnaz Amir. A unique idea indeed, but being fully aware of the nature of the natives of this city, 5.30 (pm) was intelligently selected as requested time of arrival. And the ladies kept arriving late, till 7.30 (pm). The tea was served with delicacies on the seats.

The arrangement was simply awesome. The areas could easily be divided into three, on basis of the lighting. Richly lit, moderately lit and romantically lit. Table lamps, wide gazebos with decks were laid, all over in the spacious lawn full of waterfalls. Plenty of flower arrangements, air filled with music. Beautiful, classy ladies, dressed at their best, further enhanced the elegance of the event. The dinner was lavish, a wonderful combination of traditional and modern cuisines.

It was one great party, a signature event of 'the Sheikhs', of Multan. Mahnaz Amir Sheikh, it was indeed, something required to give a feeling of completeness to the year, 2012, for the female community of Multan. Thanks a lot for a lovely evening.

Saima Faisal, Rabia Rehman and Bisma Gillani

Mrs. Khitran and Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar.

Farrah Faisal

Qamar Khushi Ejaz

Filza Akbar.

Mrs. Kaleem Arshad, Mrs. Naseem Raheem with a friend.

Masooma Sibtain with Mrs. Khitran.

Ms. Buccha with Mrs. Razia Shah.

From Left to Right.
Tehmina Munir, Rameen Anees, Zahra Bassat, Qamar Khushi.

Rani

Anjum Sohail with her grand daughter.

Rabia Bosan and Qamar Khushi.

(Left) Zahra Bassat, Saima Faisal, Filza Akbar (Right).

Shazia Fareed.

Dr. Huma Athar and Qamar Khushi.

Mena Ghauri, Rizwana Shahbaaz, Zeba Javed.

(Left) Farrah Faisal, Maha Rehman, Rabia Rehman (Right).

Qamar Khushi, Mahnaz Amir.

The beautiful arrangement.

Humera Batool, Qamar Khushi and Ambreen.

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M.G.M. Swimming pool.

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Leading lady of Multan Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar

Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar is a name synonymous with women empowerment in entire South Punjab. She is a living proof of the saying, 'empowered women, empower other women'. She became a member of Majlis-e-shurra of Pakistan and served at that position from 1982 to 1985 and dedicated herself for the betterment of underprivileged women of South Punjab. Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar was fully aware of the talents of the women of this area and knew how their skills were exploited at home and at work. She was determined to uplift and raise their standards of living, through education and trainings. She was among first people to ever demand a separate university for the girls of Multan and remained persistent about it. Finally, it bore fruit, three decades later, in form of women's university Multan. Not just education, but she has worked for the social and economic empowerment of the women too. She is the president of Ladies club Multan. A social platform, which exists fo

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