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List of Graduate Students 08 2008 FACULTY OF ARTS/ISLAMIC STUDIES/MANAGEMENT SCIENCES FACULTY OF SCIENCE / PHARMACY ARABIC FACULTY OF SCIENCE B.A.(HONS.) APPLIED CHEMISTRY MARIA MALIK B.Sc (H) MUHAMMAD RAMZAN MUHAMMAD ANWAR ADEEL SARWER / GHULAM SARWER MUHAMMAD ISHAQ MUHAMMAD ANWAR AFSHAN ISHAQUE RIAZ AHMED M. ISHAQUE AHMED AHSAN SAFDER ALI ALI FARAZ ARABIC SARFARAZ AHMAD KHAN AMMARAH MASOOD M.A.(FINAL) MASOOD HASAN FARJAD ALI ARSALAN ELAHI ABDUL REHMAN SHAN ELAHI HAFIZA SUMERA BUSHRA ABIDI M. HAMID KHAN SYED ZULFIQAR HADER ABIDI MUHAMMAD SHAKEEL FARAH MUNAWAR MUHAMMAD ASLAM MUHAMMAD MUNAWAR HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD YOUNAS HAFIZ MUHAMMAD KAWISH HAJI ALI ABDUL QAYYUM ANSARI SABA NOOR UZ ZAMAN HINA BATOOL NOOR UZ ZAMAN SYED MUJAHID ABBAS SANA ABDUL SHAKOOR HUMNA WAHID ABDUL SHAKOOR LASI SYED WAHID ALI SARA NASIM M. HABIB UDDIN SIDDIQUI XXX M. QAMAR UDDIN SIDDIQUI HUMERA SHARIF MAHEEN ILYAS SHARIF UDDIN MUHAMMAD ILYAS FAROOQUI BANEEN ABBAS MAIMOONA SAFDAR SHEIKH QAISER ABBAS SAFDAR ALI NOREEN MANSOOR TALAT JAMEEL AHMED MASOOD TALAT MEHWISH LATIF ABDUL LATIF MUDASSIR FAROOQ BENGALI FAROOQ AZAM MUHAMMAD FARHAN M.A.(FINAL) MUHAMMED RIZWAN JAHENGIR AHMED MUHAMMAD NAVEED AKBAR ALI AHMED MUHAMMAD AKBAR MUHAMMAD TUAHA AKHTER ABDUL KARIM AKHTER MUHAMMAD UMAIR HABIB BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MUHAMMAD HABIB 1 / 86 2008 NAUSHIN MUBASHIR B.B.A.(HONS.) MUBASHIR AHMED AAMIR NIDA IQBAL ROSHAN ALI IQBAL HUSSAIN AHAD HUSSAIN NIDA NOOR SYED WAJAHAT HUSSAIN NOOR UL HAQUE AISHA RAZI HAIDER OVAIS AHMED ANSARI RAZI UDDIN HAIDER AQEEL AHMED ALI ASIM JAFRI SABAH TAHFOOR ALI ZAMIN SYED TAHFOOR UL ISLAM ALI IQBAL SADAF SAMREEN M.IQBAL JAVAID SHAH AMIR KHAN ALYIA IQBAL SADIA ASGHAR (A) MUZAFFAR IQBAL MALIK SYED ASGHAR ALI AMMAR ISMAIL SADIA EHTISHAM ISMAIL YOUSUF EHTISHAM UL HAQ ARSALAN HAIDER SAMINA SHAMIM ZIA HAIDER MUHAMMAD SHAMIM FAHAD MAHMOOD SANA ASHIQ MAHMOOD SIRAJ ASHIQ HUSSAIN FAIZ AHMED SIDRA QAYAM SHER MUHAMMAD SYED QAYAM UDDIN FILZA FATIMA SIDRAH SIRAJ HAMEED ULLAH KHAN SYED SIRAJ UL HASAN FIZZA SABIR SUMAIRA ZAIB M.SABIR AURANG ZAEB ABID HAFIZ YASIR SALEEM SYED EMAD ABDUREHMAN MUHAMMAD SALEEM QURESHI SYED SARFARAZ ALI M.DANYAL EFFENDI SYED MUHAMAD MINHAL M.NAJEEB EFFENDI SYED MOIN UL ISLAM M.FAHIM UDDIN KHAN SYED OVAIS HASHMI M.MOIN UDDIN KHA SYED SHAMS HASHMI MALEEHA JEELANI SYEDA FIZZA BANO MUHAMMAD MAJEED JEELANI XXX MASROOR ANWAR SYEDA MISBAH HASNAIN ANWAR ALI SYED TOUQIR HASNAIN MIRZA ALI AKBAR YASUKAI ZAHRA AHSAN ALI IBRAHIM MIRZA JAHANGIR AHSAN MUHAMMAD HISSAM UDDIN ZOUFISHAN ARIF MUHAMMAD MOIN UDDIN MUHAMMAD ARIF MUHAMMAD AHMED NOMAN ANIS MUHAMMAD NASIR AHMED ANIS AHMED MUHAMMAD ALI SATTAR QADEER AHMED ABDUL SATTAR HAKEEM UDDIN MUHAMMAD ATIF JILANY M.FAHAD WASEEQ GHULAM JILANY M.WASEEQ MUHAMMAD MAZHAR QARI GHULAM MUHAMMAD NABIL TANVIR SIDDIQUI APPLIED CHEMISTRY TANVIR LIAQUAT SIDDIQUI NATASHA TAQI M. Sc. FINAL SYED MUHAMMAD TAQI 2 / 86 2008 RAHEEL FAROOQ AKIF SHABBIR FAROOQ MAOOSA SHABBIR AHMED RIDA NADIR ALI ASGHAR MUHAMMAD NADIR SHABBIR HUSAIN SARAH ANJUM ALISHBA SANA RASHEED ANJUM SHABBIR NAWAZ SID ALI ABDI MOHAMED ANILA BANO ABDI MOHAMED SYED MUHAMMAD ZAHEER SYED HASNAIN ZAFAR HASHMI ASHKAR AZIZ SYED ZAFAR ALAM HASHMI AZIZ MASIH TALHA AFTAB ASIF NOOR SYED AFTAB ALAM ABU ZAR ALAM TALHA KHAN AZEEM ARIF AZIZ SHEHZAD KHAN AZIZ AHMED YASMIN BASHIR BUSHRA ABRAR BASHIR MOHAMED S. ABRAR ALI DILSHAD MUHAMMAD WAZIR MUHAMMAD HAMMAD HANIF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MUHAMMAD HANIF M. ADNAN YOUNUS CH. M.B.A.(FINAL) MUHAMMAD YOUNAS CH. AISHA ABDUL MAJEED MAHREEN NAZ ABDUL MAJEED TAYYAB NAWAB-UD-DIN FAAIZA HASHMI MUHAMMAD ADIL KHAN S. ASLAM HASHMI MUHAMMAD SALEEM KHAN FAISAL ZAHEER MUHAMMAD ANIS ZAHEER ANWER MUHAMMAD DAWOOD FAIZA DAWOOD MUHAMMAD ARSALAN NASEER DAWOOD YAQOOB NASEER UDDIN FAREEHA AHMED MUHAMMAD DANISH MAQSOOD DAD ZAKI AHMED HANI IQBAL MUHAMMAD UMAIR REAZ KHAN IQBAL SHAKOOR REAZ AHMED KHAN HASSAAN BIN MAZHAR M.WAQAR QAISER MUHAMMAD MAZHAR KHAN XXX HUMA AFSAR MUHAMMAD ZAIN UL ABIDIN MUHAMMAD AFSAR KHAN MUHAMMAD SHARF UDDIN HUMAIRA SAEED RASHID RAFI MUHAMMAD SAEED AHMED RAFI ULLAH KANWAL SUKAINA SAIMA MUBEEN MUHAMMAD RAZA MUHAMMAD ABDUL MUBEEN MADIHA SAHAR SAQIB YOUNUS MOHIUDDIN RIZVI YOUNUS ABDUL SATTAR MARYAM BARKAT SH. MUHAMMAD MISBAHUDDIN BARKAT ALI SHAIKH MUHAMMAD AJMAL MEHMOODA MUHAMMADI SHAIKH M. ATA UR REHMAN USMAN MUHAMMADI SHAIKH M. KHURSHID ALAM MEHWISH BAKHTAWAR SHUMAILA JABEEN SAIYED BAKHTAWAR UDDIN AHMED ABDULLAH KHAN MUHAMMAD ADNAN SYED SHUJAT HUSAIN ZAIDI ABDUL QUDDUS MALIK SYED NUSRAT HUSAIN ZAIDI 3 / 86 2008 MUHAMMAD ASIF SYEDA SANIA WAHAB ABDUL MAJEED SYED WAHAB UD DIN MUHAMMAD BIN NASEER TANIA HAFEEZ M. AKBAR NASEER UDDIN S.HAFEEZ UDDIN NARENDER KUMAR LAKHANI UNBER SHAKEEL GIRDHARI LAL LAKHANI SHAKEEL AHMED AWAN NASIHA BATOOL WASIA RASHEED NAEEM UL HAQ ABDUL RASHEED NATIQUE ALTAF HAQUE NAWAZ ALTAF HUSSAIN QARI M. ALTAF NAZISH SIDDIQUI M. IRFAN SHARIF FAKHRUL HASSAN SIDDIQUI M. USMAN SHARIF OMAIR KAMRAN CHISHTI YASEEN GHORI KAMRAN AHMED CHUSHTI XXX SAADIA MANSOOR MARIA SIRAJ UD DIN MANSOOR UL HASAN SANA RAEES RAEES AHMED SIDRA YOUNUS APPLIED PHYSICS MUHAMMAD YOUNUS SYED RAZA NAIM M. Sc. FINAL SYED NAIM RASHID SYED SOHAIB EJAZ AFIFA JAWAID SYED EJAZ ALI JAWAID IQBAL USMAN NAZAR BUTT ASMA WAJID NAZAR HUSSAIN BUTT WAJID ALI WAJIHA SADIQ ABIDI FAHIM S. M. SADIQ ABIDI MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR ZOHAIB ALAM MALLICK FARHEEN SHAHID SYED ALAM SYED SHAHID ALI JAFFRI MARIA MUDASSIR HAFIZ MUHAMMAD AHSAN MUDASSIR MIRZA ARSHAD AHMED AMTUS SUBBOOR NAJMUL AIN FATIMA HASSAN FATIMA BEENISH R. ABDUL WASAY SALAHUDDIN SYED M. NASEER RIZVI ASMA AHMAD MAMSA HIRA ASHFAQ LODHI AHMAD MAMSA ASHFAQ ULLAH LODHI ATHER KAMAL MAHRUKH HAIDER KAMAL UDDIN MAZAHIR HAIDER AUN ALI MALIHA ISMAIL MUSTAFA KHAN BENISH SHAMS MANSOOR ZAFRAN ABBASI SHAMSUL ISLAM M. ZAFRAN ABBASI BUSHRA HASEEB MUHAMMAD FAISAL RIAZ ABDUL HASEEB KHAN RIAZ AHMED FARAZ SALEEM MUHAMMAD FAIZAN SALEEM RAHMAT ABDUL MAJEED FARRUKH ZAFAR MUHAMMAD HARIS ZAFAR UDDIN KHAN BABU KHAN GULVISH MOIN MUHAMMAD NASIR ANSARI MOIN UDDIN MUHAMAD SHAFIQ ANSARI HINA SYED MUHAMMAD TAUSEEF SYED ALTAF HUSSAIN XXX 4 / 86 2008 IFFAT FATIMA NAMRAH MUSTAFIZ MANSOOR HASAN KHAN M.MUSTAFIZ UR REHMAN JAHANGIR AHMAD RABIA BARI NAZIR AHMAD ABDUL BARI KIRAN KUMARI RAFIA KHAN SATYAPAL RAJPAL IRFAN ALI KHAN MAHMOOD ALI KHAN DANISH RAMIZA SIDDIQUI MUHAMMAD YOUNUS ALI KHAN JAWED AHMED SIDDIQUI MIRZA FAIZAN AHMED S.M. YASIR MIRZA ABDUL LATEEF S.M.SIKANDAR MRYAM SAEED KHAN SAIMA SHARIF ZAHID SAEED KHAN MUHAMMAD SHARIF MUHAMMAD ALI SAJID ALI KHALID RASHEED JAMSHED ALI MUHAMMAD ALTAF SANA AINY MUHAMMAD ISHTIAQ ABDUL SHAKOOR KHAN MUHAMMAD AMIN SHEEMA KHAN GHULAM UMAR SARHANDI CAPT.ZUBAIR HASSAN KHAN MUHAMMAD FAHEEM SHURJEEL AHMED SIDDIQUI SALAM UDDIN JAWED AHMED SIDDIQUI MUHAMMAD HASAN KHAN SUMAIRA AZIZ MUHAMMAD NAEEEM KHAN ABDUL AZIZ MADNI MUHAMMAD KAMRAN ANSARI SYED MUHAMMAD ADIL MUHAMMAD NAZIR ANSARI GHULAM M. FAROOQUI MUHAMMAD KHURRAM BARAKZAI SYEDA JAWAIREA ZAIDI MUHAMMAD UMAR BARAKZAI S. M. HASNAIN ZAIDI MUHAMMAD MOBIN UZ ZAMAN TAJWAR ZUBAIR MUHAMMAD QAMAR UZ ZAMAN MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR MUHAMMAD SAAD HASSAN WAQAS MAZHER MUHAMMAD RAIS UL HASSAN MAZHER MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD SAAD SIDDIQUI ZUNAIRA ASIF MUHAMMAD QASEEM SIDDIQUI MUHAMMAD RIAZ MUHAMMAD SALIM FARINA SADAF SHAMSUL HAQUE SARDAR ALI MUHAMMAD SHAKIR FARRUKH ALI BAIG XXX FAROOQ ALI BAIG NAZIA BADAR NADIA NAZLI BADAR UL HASSAN SIDDIQUI SHARF UDDIN NOOR US SANA SAYEED SARFARAZ AHMED SYED SAYEED AKHTAR JAWAID ABDUL RAZZAQ OMAIR OMER SHAIKH MUHAMMAD UMAR SHAIKH RABIA RASHID BIO-CHEMISTRY RAJA RASHID RAHEEL HASAN B.Sc (H) ZAHOOR UL HASAN REHAN AHMED USMANI AISHA BIBI SULTAN AHMED USMANI MIAN KHAN S.M.SALMAN NAQVI AMBER MATEEN LODHI SYED MUHAMMAD RAZI MATEEN US SALAM KHAN LODHI SAMER FATIMA AMBER MUFTI MUMTAZ HUSSAIN KHAN RAJPUT MUFTI M. LATAFAT 5 / 86 2008 SAMIA KHALIL ASMA ZEB QURESHI SHAIKH M.KHALID AURANGZEB HASSAN QURESHI SEYED MEHDI HOSSEINI AYESHA AFTAB SEYED MUSA HOSSEINI AFTAB ALAM SYED ADNAN AHMED AYESHA FATIMA SYED FAYIAZ UR REHMAN JAMSHED AHMED SYED FARAZ AHMED NAQVI FIZZA FAHEEM SYED FAHIM AHMED NAQVI SYED FAHEEM HAIDER RIZVI SYED RAFIQUE AHMED HIRA YOUNUS KHOSA SYED ATIQUE AHMED MUHAMMAD YOUNUS KHOSA SYED TABISH-E-HAIDER NAQVI IQRA MUNIR SYED QUAISER HASAN NAQVI MUNIR AHMED DOGAR SYEDA GULRUKH AZEEM KIRAN FATIMA SYED AZEEM UR REHMAN SHAD MUHAMMAD ATA UR REHMAN UMAIR IBADULLAH MEHWISH AKRAM SHARIF UL MUKARRAM MUHAMMAD AKRAM UROOJ IMAM MUNIZA SHAIKH SYED AHMED IMAM ASHFQ PERVEZ SHAIKH USMAN AHMED BUTT NOUREEN SHAIKH KHURSHEED AHMED BUTT GHULAM DASTAGIR SHAIKH WAQAS AHMED QURAT UL AIN MASOOD AHMED IFRAN KHAN ZEESHAN ARSHAD RABIA ARSHAD ULAAH KHAN HAFEEZ UR REHMAN ZUHAIB USMAN SADIA FATIMA MUHAMMAD USMAN MUHAMMAD ASLAM KHAN MUHAMMAD ASIM SAIFUDDIN MEHBOOB MUHAMMAD ASHIQEEN MEHBOOB IBRAHIM HINA ARIF SAIMA SULTAN MUHAMMAD ARIF JAMIL MALIK SULTAN AHMED SARMAD ALI GHULAM SHABBIR SOOMRO SEHRISH FARHEEN COMMERCE JAWED AKHTER SHAHLA ARSHAD B.COM.(HONS) S. ARSHAD HAIDRY AMBREEN AKBER SHUMAILA ARSHAD MUHAMMAD AKBER ALI S. ARSHAD HAIDRY AMMAR RASHEED SHUMAILA INAYAT MUHAMMAD ABDUL RASHEED MUHAMMAD INAYAT HUSSAIN AYESHA SHAUKAT JAMSHED SYEDA SAMREEN ZEHRA RIZVI SHAUKAT JAMSHED SYED WAJIH UL HASAN RIZVI BEENA KAMAL UMAIMA SHAHID KAMAL AKHTER UR ZAMAN BEENISH JAWAID UME AIMEN JAWAID AKHTAR SYED MARGHOOB ALI ERUM FATIMA UZMA BATOOL ABDUL SHAHIM KHAN MUHAMMAD SAGHEER FAISAL ARSHAD UZMA UROOJ MOHAMMAD ARSHAD GHANI MALIK DILAWAR KHAN FAIZA HINA FARIDA BEGUM M. ISLAM ULLAH SIDDIQUI ABDUL AZIZ 6 / 86 2008 FAIZAN AHMED SHAKEEL AHMED FARHAN YUNUS BIO-CHEMISTRY MUHAMMAD YUNUS ISHRAT BIBI M. Sc. FINAL MUHAMMAD JAHANGIR JAWAD ALI ABIDA BIBI HYDER ALI REHMAT ALI JAWARIA FAHIM AFSHEEN SHAKIL FAHIM UDDIN SHAKIL AHMED KHAN KASHIF REHAN AMBER
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