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Hafsah Ali Siddiqui hosts an iftaar party for FMS committee


Hafsah Ali Siddiqui, 
the hostess with the mostest, her handsome boys
 
Hafsah Ali Siddiqui is one of those beautiful souls, who are always there for others. She is an extremely young person and was actually a student of Fariha Munir Shah in department of English, Bahaudin Zakaria university, but now they are both great friends. Enough to speak of Hafsah's cordial nature and that ages do not bother her.

 Evil eyes off, her life is filled with all that a girl can wish for, a handsome extremely loving husband, two beautiful sons, impressive education, a wonderful job (she teaches English at a law college). Yet, she is so down to earth and sweet. Also enjoys a fun loving and joyful spirit. That is the reason, she is loved and admired by all her friends and acquaintances.


It was Hafsah Ali Siddiqui's turn to host her FMS committee party in April, which was a pretty difficult to time to host, as it fell during the month of Ramazan.

Islamic holy month of Ramazan or as it is called  Ramadan worldwide, tests all the human energies, patience and intentions. Many Muslims dedicate all their time for praying during this month. Onthe suggestion of FMS, the committee conductor, she had decided to skip ramazan and arrange an eid milan party, but they all learned, two of the committee members Shahnaz Nasir and Sarah Bilal had plans of international travels, before and after eid. So, just to honor their availability Hafsah decided to host an iftaar party.

For this purpose, she decided to pick the finest restaurant in town, London courtyard Multan. Everyone was extremely pleased to be there. Hafsah arranged a separate sitting area for all the members of FMS committee and ordered fabulous food for them to enjoy. There were separate menus for iftaar and dinner. Alongwith amazing margaritas and tea. 

Although London Courtyard Multan has great staff and service, but it could not prevent Hafsah from remaining on her toes. She stood by each and every member to make sure they were served properly. All the members were extremely touched by her kind and hospitable spirit. 

Everyone had a great time despite being low on energies due to fasting, but Hafsah's sweetness and care fixed everything. Thanks a lot Hafsah for being a part FMS committee and hosting a brilliant iftaar party for us all. It is a pleasure having you along. God bless you with more in helth, wealth and happiness. 
 




Mahwish Abdulhaq, Tasawur Shirin, Hafsa Ali Siddiqui,
 Sarrah Bilal, Uzma Khan and Yasmin Awan


Mahwish Abdulhaq the graceful



Dr. Munazza Nasir, preetiest doctor in Multan


Shahnaz Nasir, always elegant


Friends forever
Uzma Khan And Yasmin Awan


Tasawur Shirin and Uzma Khan

Hafsa and Sarrah Bilal


Dr. Munazza Nasir and Fariha Munir Shah


Hafsah and Sarrah Bilal selfie with Fariha Munir Shah




The amazing ramzan decorations, the delicious food, desserts 
of London Courtyard Multan










 

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