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Where do you live?: Islamabad

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Sahar

Which college or university?: Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad

Your graduation date?: 2012

Your major?: Finance

What do you do for a living?: Work

Tell us about you:: My life is centered around learning more and more about Islam and finance.

What are your hobbies?: Watching current affairs program and business news, Reading books, Surfing Internet, Cooking and Baking, Sharing information to others

Your favorite books?: Quran, A walk to remember by Nichols sparks, India wins freedom by Maulan abdul kalam azad, shuhab Naama.

Favorite TV Shows:: Moeed Pirzada sach tu ye hai
News Night with Talat
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