A grand Eid Milan party was held under the auspices of Pakistan’s esteemed social organization, Al-Ghousia Welfare, at a local banquet hall. The event was a significant gathering that brought together influential figures from Karachi’s political, religious, social, and media circles. Hussain Romi, the driving force behind Al-Ghousia, has earned deep respect among the people of Karachi for his sincerity, dedication, and selfless service to humanity.
The celebration was attended by a large number of notable personalities, including Sarwat Ejaz Qadri, head of Sunni Tehreek; MQM leader Shabbir Ahmed Qaimkhani; former Member of National Assembly Sajid Ahmed; and other distinguished guests such as Zahid Mansoori, Jameel Paracha, Shakir Fancy, Asif Gulfam, Javed Memon, Kashif Sabarani, Javed Shamsi, Dr. Shuja Saghir Khan (Ibn-e-Adam), actor Saleem Afridi, poet and anchor Mansoor Sahir, Tanveer Saeed, Syed Gilani, Feroz Kamdi, Haji Yaseen, Arif Soni, Asif Jayja, Shehbaz ur Rehman, and Altaf Soomro. A large number of citizens also participated, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the evening.
Addressing the audience, Sarwat Ejaz Qadri lauded Hussain Romi as a constructive force in Karachi, widely known for organizing the respectful marriages of thousands of underprivileged girls. Shabbir Ahmed Qaimkhani assured full support from his party, commending the noble mission of Al-Ghousia and its volunteers.
In a heartfelt gesture, Feroz Kamdi announced his donation of ten gold sets for future marriage ceremonies arranged by Hussain Romi.
Sajid Ahmed emphasized the importance of understanding the teachings of the Quran and upholding prayers, while praising the efforts of Al-Ghousia as a noble and exemplary service to humanity.
The elegance and seamless management of the event added further charm to the occasion. Mansoor Sahir’s poetic presentation captivated the audience and created a mesmerizing atmosphere.
Concluding the event, Hussain Romi extended his sincere gratitude to all attendees, expressing his appreciation for their presence despite the heat and holiday season.
He announced plans to resume Al-Ghousia’s mass wedding programs soon, highlighting the growing need due to poverty and lack of dowry. He reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to bearing all expenses—from dowry to catering—ensuring that families in need are not burdened financially.
He appealed to the community for continued support and prayers in this humanitarian mission.
