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Syed

@Syed_Zayn

6 days ago

Any girl from Karachi having an intrest in deep conversation not just small talk

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Muzzy

@muz_zy_xx

6 days ago

Small joys: good food, good company, and actually remembering to take a picture before eating for once.

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ZubairAli BOXAR PKARMY

@ZubairAli57949225

7 days ago

Good morning 🌞

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Abdullah

@Abdullah_Janab

7 days ago

Bored? Let's play truth and dare.. ask me anything.. I'll answer honestly.

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Anonymous

7 days ago

Please post profiles for both males and females in their late 30s (above 35) from Pakistan so more people can connect.

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Usman Baloch

@Baloch85162482

7 days ago

After turning down millions of rupees in the UK, a doctor returned to a deserted ward in Karachi — a journey that began with just eight beds has today become a source of hope for millions of poor patients receiving free medical treatment.

The glittering life in the UK, a huge income, and a secure future — Dr. Adib Rizvi had all of these within his reach. After nine years of hard work, his advanced training in urology and surgery could have secured him an outstanding career at any major hospital in the world. But in 1971, he made a decision that perhaps only one person in thousands would make — he left behind all those comforts and returned to Karachi, a city where poor patients were suffering without access to proper medical treatment.

When he arrived at Karachi Civil Hospital, the situation was heartbreaking — there was no dedicated operating table and no modern equipment, only an unequipped eight-bed unit in the Burns Ward. For an ordinary person, such a place might have symbolized hopelessness, but Dr. Adib Rizvi lit a flame of hope from that very beginning, one that continues to brighten millions of lives today. Gradually, dialysis, ultrasound, modern operating theaters, and eventually kidney transplantation in 1985 were added according to the needs of patients.

His strongest principle was that healthcare is not a privilege reserved for the wealthy; it is a basic human right. Regardless of religion, social class, age, or status, providing every patient with free and dignified treatment became the identity of SIUT. In 1992, this small unit evolved into the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT), which today serves more than half a million patients every year. When he received the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 1998, he did not spend the prize money on himself. Instead, he donated it to the institution’s fund in memory of the patients who had lost their lives simply because they were too poor to afford treatment.

This is not merely the story of one doctor; it is the story of a commitment that chose serving humanity over personal wealth. Dr. Adib Rizvi proved that true success is not measured by the balance in a bank account, but by the millions of smiles and lives restored because of one’s efforts. People like him are a guiding light for our society, and it is the responsibility of the state to provide such institutions with greater resources and support so that this mission can continue for generations to come.

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Ashfaq Ali

@ashfaqali583

7 days ago

Hi

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Muhammad Hassan

@MuhammadHass10561782

7 days ago

Any one from Karachi new north nazimabad side or new nazimabad side??

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Abdullah

@Abdullah_Janab

7 days ago

is there anyone serious for marriage, Looking for my self.. connect me to see if we are compatible.. or agr nai bani baat to apne apne rastey.. but let's try.. I'll share my marriage profile in DM. READ FULL!

Male, 24, 5.6(ft), Fair.
I'm an E-commerce person, having established business. I have the resources to pursue my intention of getting married, and I am well to do.., More you can ask!

I've just joined muzz, I'm not sure where it's going to take me.. yet I stay positive with what's there to come..

Why I'm here..?
In my life, I'm an ambitious person chasing my fortune, 'The Fortune' and, I want my fellow companion along side of me while I chase it.. so that I should have someone in my closed proximity to share that journey with. The idea of marriage is amazing.. but what matters the most is COMPATIBILITY & MUTUAL-RESPECT/TRUST.

I'd rather discuss my preferences than to force it on someone., I'll list some of the things, What I'm Looking For is..;

Feminine Energy At most.
sober kind hearted girl.
a girl that's not materialistic.. and that does not mean that I'm denying to buy her materials.

P.S: I'm not the kind of person who chases girls, I'm not here for a short term 'Tota Mena' relationships.., I'm busy with my life and I have Ambitions.. I have my priorities straight.. I'll have great respect for my partner.., reach me out only if you're serious.. will see where it goes.. I won't drag a conversation out any longer than Necessary if we aren't compatible, Signing Off!

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Anonymous

7 days ago

Hello guys How ru

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