Imaan Mazari ties the knot
“Got married to the love of my life," Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir's husband, Abdul Hadi, says
Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir, a famous human rights activist and lawyer, got married Thursday in what seems to be an intimate ceremony.
In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Imaan announced her marriage to Abdul Hadi, who is also a human rights lawyer.
Hadi also posted on the same platform, stressing that their bond is unbreakable.
“Got married to the love of my life [...] Always and forever,” he said.
Mazari can be seen wearing a delicate off-white embroidered georgette saree with miniature jewellery and white flower garlands on her both wrists.
Whereas, the groom-to-be put on a white coloured sherwani under a cream white coloured waistcoat with a turban matching the same hue combination.
The couple looks at each other while sitting on a couch with a radiant background embellished with sparkly lights and flowers.
Known for assisting people in need of justice, Imaan has made a name for herself trying civil, women, and human rights cases.
People were quick to congratulate the lawyer couple, who have now started a new chapter.
Digital rights advocate Usama Khilji wished the couple a “happy, healthy, and fulfilling life ahead”.
Court reporter Maryam Nawaz Khan congratulated the “iron lady”.
Political commentator Marvi Sirmed said: “Congratulations! You look superb. Stunningly gorgeous.”
Mubashir Zaidi, a journalist, added: “Congrats and best wishes.”
Journalist Aima Khosa said: “Congratulations“.
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