I am employed in Government Sector as an Officer with a Masters degree. I currently live in Baddi. I belong to an Upper middle class, Nuclear family with Traditional values.
My name is Dr.Md.Adnan Saquib. I come from a Upper Middle Class, Joint Family with Traditional Values. I have completed my BDS and currently work in the Private Sector as a Professor / Lecturer.
My name is Dr. R Alam. I come from a Middle Class, Joint Family with Traditional Values. I have completed my MD (Medicine) and currently pursuing DM from the Government institution.
Assalamualaikum warahmatullai wabarakathu,
Say No to Dowry System, As we firmly believe we wont be able to live with self respect and dignity within our selves if we try to earn by demands in the name of dowry. Myself, Mohammad Sarfarazul Ambiya and I am working as an Data Scientist in a USA based healthcare organization at udaipur.
I have born and brought up from Mangalore, Karnataka even though parents origin residing from Bihar.I have completed my M.Tech and grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional islamic Values. i have a brother and sister who are married and well settled. Sister had pursued her MCA and currently is working for an MNC "Siemens" whereas brother had completed his MSC and is currently working at Adcock, we are 3 and I'm the youngest among all to my parents. Currently My Father lives in Mangalore due to his business and Mom along with my siblings and their respective spouse are settled at Bangalore, However we often visit Bihar Once a year atleast. My parents had recently performed Hajj.
I am good looking down to earth confident person belonging to a well
respected family. I believe in living in the present, but with an eye on the
future
and believe in enjoying every moment of life.
I belong to the Muslim - Syed caste and am looking for a match from the same community. To describe about my family, we are a nuclear family with strong traditional values. I reside in the beautiful city of Darbhanga. I'm successfully running a business.
