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aliza 18 Years, Yousafzai Bride

my name is aliza and i did my matriculation from mardan and recently completed my fsc graduation now am doing bs computer science 1 semester

Ali Gohar 50 Years, Baloch Groom

I m Muslim sunni Sindhi industrial electrical automation engineer from Karachi 50 years old seeking a widowed or divorced Muslim lady aged between 35 to 45 years for second marriage

Imran Shahzad 37 Years, Warraich Groom

Imran is a retired army captain (served 12 years, left as Captain due to a knee injury sustained during a training exercise) who now runs a successful security consultancy firm in Lahore. He lost his wife to breast cancer four years ago; they had two children together — a daughter aged 11 and a son aged 8. He has been raising them with the help of his mother and two sisters and describes the last four years as the hardest and most clarifying of his life. He is not looking for someone to replace their mother, he is honest about that with anyone he speaks to but he believes his children deserve a complete family again, and he deserves companionship and partnership. He is structured, disciplined, and deeply protective, but those who know him well describe him as the kind of man who cries at his daughter’s school play and stays up all night when either child is unwell. He is financially very stable, owns his home, and has set up education funds for both children. He still exercises daily, though the knee limits him to cycling and swimming.

Babar Nawaz 34 Years, Mengal Groom

Babar is a senior advocate at the Balochistan High Court specialising in constitutional law and human rights litigation. He completed his LLB from University of Balochistan and LLM from SOAS London on a Chevening Scholarship. He returned to Quetta to practise because he believed the law was needed most where institutions were weakest. His separation two years ago was painful but ultimately mutual — he has no children from the marriage and has processed it with the same analytical honesty he brings to his courtroom arguments. He is articulate, precise in language, and has a stillness about him that comes from years of learning to remain calm under pressure. Away from the court he is surprisingly domestic — he bakes his own bread, maintains a small terrace garden of herbs and roses, and plays chess online at a rating that would embarrass most casual players. He is financially secure, politically aware without being party-affiliated, and has a deep respect for women in professional life.

Waqar Ahmed 36 Years, Bhatti Profile

Waqar has spent the last eleven years working in international development and humanitarian relief — first with UN-HABITAT on housing reconstruction after the 2010 floods, then with UNHCR on Afghan refugee documentation in KPK, and currently as a senior programme manager with a UK-based INGO running education access projects in southern Punjab and Sindh. He has worked in nine of Pakistan’s provinces and has a ground-level understanding of this country that most people in his income bracket simply do not have. He is one of the most well-travelled Pakistanis without ever having needed to leave the country though he has worked in Jordan and Kenya briefly. He is fluent in Urdu, Punjabi, Saraiki and working Sindhi. Despite years of exposure to the worst of human circumstance, he is not cynical, he calls it ‘maintained optimism through action.’ He lives simply, owns very little, and gives generously. He prays regularly, reads widely, and makes decisions slowly but with complete conviction.