Women Of Pakistan 

Who is a WOMAN?

"Woman" is a strong term. It is endearing as it reflects love, care, strength, responsibilities and so on. She is the core of her family but besides her domestic responsibilities she also plays an important role in the society. A woman is the foundation of a society.

Women Empowerment 

The Empowerment of women and improvement of their social status is highly important. If women are empowered they can make a name for themselves in every field of the world.

There is no age limit for women empowerment. Arfa Kareem is a living example for us. If we look through the history we'll find many examples of empowered women in the history of Pakistan.

Fatima Jinnah

Madr-e-Milat Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah is known for her selfless courage she did for the creation of Pakistan. She was a close companion to her brother Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The Quaid also played a tribute to her companion ship.

She also worked for the Empowerment of the women of the Sub-continent. The committee created for Muslim Women was under her leadership until the creation of Pakistan. She was, she is and will be a great example of women empowerment for us.

Malala Yousafzai 

Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani female education activist. She fought for the women's right for education. Yousafzai became a more prominent activist after the incident of her being shot by a Taliban in 2012. She received a noble prize in 2014 for her courage and she became the youngest noble prize laureate at the age of 17. She is indeed a great women.

Arfa Karim

Arfa Kaim, a computer prodigy, a young Microsoft certified professional who received the President's award for pride of performance at the age of nine. She mastered various programming languages and software applications. She made the history by becoming youngest professional computer scientist.

Benazir Bhutto

Benazir Bhutto was the first Muslim lady who became the leader of an Islamic nation. She remained the Prime Minister of Pakistan for two terms in 1988-90 and 1993-96.

She prioritised education and health care. She looked forward to modernize Pakistan. Her efforts and struggles remain a lasting legacy that is deeply respected among her rivals.