Bureau Report
Jalalpur Pirwala
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has completed the construction of a new home for another family affected by the devastating 2025 floods in Pathan Colony, Tehsil Jalalpur Pirwala.
The keys to the newly constructed house were handed over to Bashir Ahmed by Nazrat Saleem, Managing Director of Al Mustafa Pakistan, and Parveen Arshad, a donor of Al Mustafa.
Bashir Ahmed and his wife, who had lost their home in the 2025 floods, expressed immense happiness after receiving the keys to their new house. The smiles on their faces at the moment they received the keys reflected their joy at having a secure roof over their heads once again.
Bashir Ahmed thanked Al Mustafa Welfare Trust and its donor for helping his family rebuild their home. He also prayed for the donor and the organisation, expressing gratitude for providing his family with a permanent shelter after the devastating loss caused by the floods.
The ceremony was attended by Arham Saleem Qadri, Manager South, Al Mustafa, and Muhammad Nawaz Kharal, Head of Media and Public Relations, Al Mustafa Pakistan.
The home is part of Al Mustafa’s ongoing flood rehabilitation programme, under which the organisation has been helping families who lost their houses in the 2025 floods.
Earlier, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust completed the construction of a residential settlement named “Al Mustafa Town” in Mauza Latti, Tehsil Alipur, District Muzaffargarh, for flood-affected families. The keys to the newly constructed houses have already been handed over to several flood victims.
The initiative reflects Al Mustafa Welfare Trust’s commitment to long-term rehabilitation of flood-affected communities by helping families rebuild their lives and regain a sense of security and dignity.
Photography: Nasir Iqbal
