On Monday, Alamul Huda, the spouse of Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi, visited the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) in Pakistan. There, she introduced the English edition of her book titled “The Art of Feminine Living.”
Huda, who is accompanying President Raisi on his three-day trip to Pakistan, was warmly welcomed by both students and faculty members.
During her time at NUML, she engaged with students and faculty, sharing her insights on the important role of women in Islam.
Additionally, she received an honorary degree.
Later, Huda visited the Pakistan Sweet Home Centre, where she was welcomed by Member National Assembly Aseefa Bhutto of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP).
She praised the center’s efforts in providing a caring environment for orphaned children and emphasized the significance of supporting the youth for a prosperous future.
Special prayers were offered for the people of Palestine, particularly the children of Gaza.
