Zaneb Raza hosts FMS committee party

The cheerful and gorgeous girl, Zaneb Raza in Chicago at IVLP

Zaneb Raza is one of the rare combinations of beauty and brains, with a heart of gold. She hails from a learned family and is happily married to a nice guy. Although, looking at how young she is, it is hard to believe but this gorgeous girl is a mother of two cute munchkins. She is highly qualified and despite being a faculty member of department of English, BZU, her quest for education has not stopped and she is studying more, adding to her qualifications.

Zaneb Raza has also served successfully for many years at 'Lincoln corner' Multan and has remained a source of discovering and introducing empowered women of South Punjab as inspirational figures to motivate the youth. Recently, she was selected for U.S. Department of state premier professional exchange program, IVLP, international visitor leadership program. Adding another feather in her cap.

Fortunately, a bright, beautiful and talented soul like her is also member of FMS committee and December was her turn to arrange the party. As this month arrives with many social engagements and also one of honourable committee members Mrs. Shahnaz Nasir had to leave for Europe, so Zaneb decided to hold the party, early in the month.

On 6th December, she hosted a splendid hi-tea at YUM Chinese and Thai restaurant. It came as a surprise to many, who believed till then, that only English Tea house, adjacent to YUM served tea or hi-tea. Whereas Yum had an extraordinary menu to boast and the crowd over there was enough to speak for its quality.

All the members enjoyed hearty meal alongwith hot beverages of their choice and had a great time, doing chit chat, taking pictures and selfies. Zaneb Raza turned out be an exceptionally great host. Thanks a lot dear Zaneb for your kind courtesy and all the members of FMS committee love you. Stay happy and blessed.

Zaneb Raza, Uzma Khan and Sarah Bilal

Sobia Rizwan

Shahnaz Nasir

Rabia Bosan

Mahwish Abdulhaq

Gorgeous grannies
Sobia and Rabia

Zaneb Raza with other members

Uzma Khan, Sarah Bilal and Freeha Ismail

Group photo

Sarah Bilal and Freeha Ismail
Selfies with Fariha Munir Shah

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