Qurratul-ain Gillani hosts her 1st party in FMS' committee.

Quraul-ain (Annie) Gillani.

October remained a busy month for Multani-ites. The holy month of zil-Hajj, took many of the natives to Makkah, inorder to perform Hajj. Also, week long holidays for Eid-ul-Adha, followed by train of eid-milan parties.

And then the rush for weddings, as there are hardly nineteen days or less, after Eid-ul-Adha to Moharram, an extremely sacred month for the Shia community of Muslims. A month to show reverence and love for Panj-tan Pak, the family members of Holy Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him). No matter Shia or Sunni or any other sect Muslims belong to, they love and honor them and refrain from arranging marriages or other festivities, in remembrance of the great tragedy, this family suffered during this month.
So, everybody wanted to finish, before the start of this month.

Quratul-ain Gillani, also known as Annie Gillani, is the daughter of the renowned political personality, Syed Tanveer-ul-Hassan Gillani.

Annie recently joined FMS' committee. Lucky for being a first timer, her name came out as the recipient of the committee in the very first draw.

So, it was her turn to host a party. She decided to give a hi-tea at Ramada, on 26th of October. Although (as mentioned earlier), it was a busy-busy month for many and during this time, the turnover of the members at committee parties turn low. But Annie made it a point, to personally call, each and every member of the committee and invite them, in her sweet voice. Which indeed persuaded the members to find time out of their busy schedules and attend the party. The event turned to be wonderful. Thanks to the hospitable personality of the hostess.

The members looked great. All bright, cheerful and beautiful, after Eid. And remained relaxed, in the comfortable, oft-visited ambiance of 'whispers' restaurant.

Thanks Annie!! For hosting such a nice party. We look forward to more from you in the future.

Rameen Anis & Zahra Bassat.

Marrium Farrukh.

Mala Ahsan.

Rabia Bossan & Farrah Saqib.

Fatima Gillani.

Alina Gillani.

Filza Akbar.

Nadia Gillani (Annie's sister)

Honey Gillani.

Marrium, Filza & Alina, enjoying the party.

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Unknown said…

Great work Fariha Munir, you are the best <3.

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