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Where do you live?: Saudi Arabia

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Owais Malik

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: yes

Your graduation date?: March 1998

Your major?: Computer Systems

What do you do for a living?: --

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What are your hobbies?: Reading books, Playing table tennis, cricket

Your favorite books?: Ah-ya-ul-Uloom

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At 11:22am on September 18, 2007, Muhammad Waseem said…: what's up man?

At 12:05pm on September 18, 2007, Muhammad Shoaib said…: Assalamo Alykum Owais,

Long time no seee ... how are you doing ?

Take Care,
Shoaib

Note: Waseem, you should ask "KEFA HAAL YA SHAIKH" then you will get a response. yeh kiya pooch rahay ho "wasssup man" ... BADTAMEEZ.

At 1:18pm on September 18, 2007, Muhammad Shoaib said…: Table Tennis ... you will be surprised to know that I am seed # 3 in singles and champion in doubles here in my office ... wanna give it a shot ...

At 9:11pm on September 18, 2007, Muhammad Waseem said…: yaar tum tu malik thay shaikh kab say ho gayee? any way KEFA HAAL YA MALIK?

At 6:53am on September 19, 2007, Muhammad Waseem said…: I am doing great Owais King. when are you going back to pakistan again? May be we try to synchronize. aur kitnay bachay ho gaee :)

At 6:37am on September 22, 2007, Naveed Khan said…: Good to "see" you after such a long time .. What is going on in life ?

At 12:42am on September 24, 2007, Syed Ather Ali Hashmi said…: Sir jee how r u and where r u. please contact asap

At 1:02am on September 24, 2007, Imran Naseem said…: Salam Owais bhai!! caught u here, email par to ap jawab daetay hi nahin, khaer ap kaey baray maen pata chalta raehta haey, I hope u like 'jahanzaad', khi kab arahay haen, Eid par miltay haen inshallah, khawar got married by the way :)

At 2:37am on September 24, 2007, Imran Naseem said…: bhai jab ap jaesay seniors line maen haen to maen to intizaar hi karoonga, waisay I m trying to avoid the question 'ap ko Mr. kahoon ya maulana' ha hahaha, baqi nazmaen waghera to chalti hi raehti haen, inshallah koi achi nazm mili to zaroor share karoonga, moin bhai agaey HBCC?? un ko bhi to ghaseetain is community maen, sajid bhai is also around, ap ka mureed 'Addi' bhi khi aya howa haey, mera khayal haey he failed to develop a ntwk in kfupm :), take cares

At 12:38am on September 27, 2007, Syed Ather Ali Hashmi said…: Dear Owais

I am fine and hope that you will be fine and in best of your health. I am in Dubai for the last one year and in a multi national company as Project Manager. I hope that you have seen the pictures of my childrens.

Yar where are you long time no see how is life and your family status I mean married or still AZAD.

Please send your contact infor email and cell number on my email ID mentioned in profile. I will be waiting for an immediate response.

I am really glad to see your comments today, I will be coming to SA in April with my family for Umrah.

Please reply asap

Regards

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