This meaningful journey became possible in February 2025, with the sincere guidance of BZ Begum Zaheer Marriage Bureau and Rishta Service. The bureau believes in matchmaking based on values, education, family discipline, and compatibility rather than maslaq alone. Through proper background checks, counseling, and transparent communication, the bureau helped both families overcome fears and social pressure, resulting in a respectful and successful proposal.
Background of the Groom – A Deobandi Urdu Speaking Engineer from NED University
The groom’s name is Syed Fahad Rizvi. He belongs to a Sunni Deobandi Urdu speaking family whose roots trace back to Hyderabad Deccan, India. His family later migrated to Karachi and is known for simplicity, education, and strong moral values.
Syed Fahad completed his Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi. After graduation, he joined a private industrial services firm where he works as a maintenance and planning engineer. His professional life reflects discipline, responsibility, and ethical conduct.
His father, Mr. Syed Imran Rizvi, is a retired government technician who always emphasized halal income and honesty. His mother, Mrs. Bushra Rizvi, is a homemaker known for her patience, balanced thinking, and focus on children’s education.
Father’s Statement:
“Hum ne apne betay ko hamesha taleem, sabr aur imandari ka rasta dikhaya hai.”
Background of the Bride – An Ahle Hadees Urdu Speaking BBA Graduate
The bride’s name is Sana Farooq. She belongs to a Sunni Ahle Hadees Urdu speaking family originally from Agra, India, now settled in Karachi for many years. Her family is respected for simplicity, deen-dari, and strong family discipline.
Sana completed her Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (BBA) from University of Karachi. She has a calm personality and is known for her maturity, modesty, and respectful communication. She believes in maintaining balance between religious understanding and family responsibilities.
Her father, Mr. Farooq Ahmed, runs a small trading business, while her mother, Mrs. Saeeda Farooq, is an educated homemaker who believes strongly in tarbiyat, sabr, and family harmony.
Mother’s Statement:
“Hum ne hamesha yeh dekha ke larki aur larkay ka ikhlaaq aur soch kaisi hai.”
Meeting Beyond Maslaq Differences
At BZ Begum Zaheer Marriage Bureau, inter-maslaq proposals are handled with care and responsibility. This proposal involved a Deobandi groom and an Ahle Hadees bride, which initially caused hesitation on both sides. Maslaq differences are often considered sensitive in Pakistani society.
Through respectful counseling sessions, the focus was shifted from maslaq labels to education, character, job stability, and family values. Both Syed Fahad and Sana were found to be educated, emotionally mature, and respectful, helping both families understand the larger picture.
A Brave Decision Based on Values
One of the strongest aspects of this story is the conscious decision by both families to overlook maslaq differences. The groom’s family appreciated Sana’s upbringing, simplicity, and education. The bride’s family was impressed by Syed Fahad’s professional stability, respectful behavior, and family background.
Despite concerns raised by relatives, both families remained united and confident.
Groom’s Mother Statement:
“Larki ki soch aur tarbiyat humare liye maslaq se zyada ahmiyat rakhti thi.”
Bride’s Father Statement:
“Jab dono bachay samajhdar aur zimmedar hon, to ikhtilaf khud kam ho jata hai.”
Marriage Based on Respect and Understanding
Syed Fahad Rizvi and Sana Farooq were married in a simple and dignified Nikah ceremony in Karachi. The marriage is based on mutual respect, understanding, and shared family values.
Both continue their professional and personal lives with cooperation and balance. Their families maintain respectful relations, proving that inter-maslaq marriages can succeed when handled with wisdom and sincerity.
A Message for Modern Pakistani Families
This success story delivers a strong message for Pakistani society. Education, akhlaaq, discipline, and responsibility should be the foundation of marriage decisions. Maslaq differences should not become barriers to genuine compatibility and long-term happiness.
The marriage of Syed Fahad Rizvi and Sana Farooq stands as a living example that when families choose values over labels, they build peaceful and lasting relationships.
Conclusion
This is not just a marriage story; it is a story of mindset change. It shows how two educated individuals and their wise parents crossed maslaq boundaries and chose what truly matters in life.
With the professional and ethical guidance of BZ Begum Zaheer Marriage Bureau and Rishta Service, even sensitive inter-maslaq proposals can be handled with dignity, leading to a successful and respectful married life in modern Pakistan.
