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    Our CorrespondentBy Our CorrespondentNovember 12, 2026Updated:November 12, 2026No Comments
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    KARACHI: Prominent religious scholars, social figures and members of the community attended the wedding reception of Qasim Mir, the youngest son of social worker Akbar Mir, at a marriage hall in Clifton.

    The reception brought together a large number of guests from political, social and religious circles. Friends, relatives and well-wishers also joined the celebrations to congratulate the newlyweds and share in the occasion.

    Among the distinguished guests were Allama Maulana Bashir Farooqi, head of Saylani Welfare International Trust, and Allama Maulana Muhammad Raza Saqib Mustafai. Advocate Khawaja Azeem, Colonel Zaibullah Khan, Asim Iqbal, managing director of Saimah, Inspector Jafar and Muhammad Shahid also attended the event.

    Akbar Mir’s sons Babar Mir, Hafiz Abdullah Mir, Muhammad Umar Mir and Basit Mir were present at the reception. His sons-in-law, Muhammad Amir and Muhammad Uzair, also joined the family celebrations.

    The guests congratulated the couple and offered prayers for their happiness, prosperity and well-being. They wished the newlyweds a successful married life filled with mutual understanding, love and respect.

    Akbar Mir thanked the guests for attending the event and sharing the family’s happiness. He expressed his gratitude to the religious scholars, social personalities, relatives and friends who had taken time to attend the celebration.

    Maulana Bashir Farooqi and Maulana Muhammad Raza Saqib Mustafai extended their best wishes to the newlyweds. They also offered special prayers for the couple’s happy and prosperous future. The religious scholars prayed for good health and well-being for Akbar Mir and his family. They also prayed for continued success in his business, growth in his livelihood and blessings in all aspects of his life.

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