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University of Birmingham Pakistani Society aims to commemorate and celebrate the Pakistani culture Being a Pakistani is not at all a member requirement.

University of Birmingham Pakistani Society has been founded on three fundamental principles: UNITY, POLITICAL AWARENESS and CULTURAL EDUCATION. Pakistan is a land of cultural diversity where more than 60 different languages are spoken. Therefore, the Pakistan Society aims to adapt the characteristics of its nation and present itself as a Society of Cultural Diversity. This club is working towards

bridging together a variety of different cultures, in order to give and gain insight on different cultures. Birmingham has over 130,000 Pakistanis which is approximately 13 per cent of the city’s population. Birmingham is seen as a main domicile for Pakistanis in the United Kingdom. Over the years, the strong cultural roots once held by thousands of Pakistanis in Birmingham are beginning to die out. With the passage of time, it seems that Pakistani individuals, particularly the youth, are becoming less aware of their culture and heritage. Many Pakistanis living in Birmingham have never visited Pakistan and thus their perception is based purely on the image portrayed by the media. We at the University of Birmingham Pakistani Society aim to not only bring the Pakistanis closer to their culture and heritage but also to improve the way the public perceives Pakistanis. Pakistan has produced some of the greatest painters, thinkers, and musicians of all time, including the likes of Gulgee (Abdul Mohammad), Alama Iqbal, and Noor Jehan. There are more than 60 different languages spoken in Pakistan. Pakistani has also produced some of the greatest leaders of our time including Mohammed Ali Jinnah and Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Shaheed Benazir Bhutto. The youth of today is the future for tomorrow’s Pakistan. The University of Birmingham Pakistani Society hopes to host a range of culturally and politically integrated events that brings Pakistani and non-Pakistani students closer to Pakistan. Pakistan has a rich history that remains a mystery to most of the local Pakistani students. We hope to invite eminent writers and historians to come and speak to the students about their experiences. “Unity” is an innate concept simple to understand but impossible to define. We at the Pakistani Society aim to unite the Pakistani students at the University of Birmingham to form a much needed community.

10/03/2023

30/01/2023

A survey which some of you may be able to participate in to assist with a study on language: https://tinyurl.com/languagenamesurvey2023

22/04/2022

The university of birmingham pakistani society would like to invite you to our protest in birmingham city centre on the 24th of april between 2 and 6pm.

We will be in Victoria square in birmingham by the council house and town hall

This is the first student led protest for pakistan in the UK so please come along and show your support for the people of pakistan and for the future generations

12/04/2022

23/08/2021

Registration open: https://form.jotform.com/211972228477059.
Registration will be closed on 20 August.

19/08/2021

The landmark building located in the heart of Birmingham was illuminated in green and white colours for the first time

Read more: https://tinyurl.com/yhxue5dj

14/08/2021

The British-Pakistani community have shown incredible community spirit, resilience, and sacrifice in the past year and a half.

My warmest wishes to everyone celebrating Pakistan’s Independence Day today.

09/08/2021

Remove Pakistan from the red list. Thousands of people are stuck in Pakistan! Families are struggling financially and don’t have enough to come wit! No direct flights are being run! Help us come home!

26/06/2021

07/06/2021

Prime Minister Imran Khan held a telephonic conversation with Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the United Kingdom, today. The two leaders exchanged views on the current trajectory of bilateral relations, the Afghan peace process, the Covid-19 Pandemic and climate change.
The Prime Minister thanked Prime Minister Boris Johnson for his thoughtful video message for the World Environment Day event held in Islamabad on 5 June 2021.
Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed the hope that Pakistan and the UK would be able to forge an even stronger partnership going forward, particularly in the domains of trade and investments. The two leaders agreed on the importance of high level exchanges between the two countries.
The Prime Minister lauded efforts of Prime Minister Boris Johnson in effectively combating Covid-19 pandemic in the UK. He also briefed his British counterpart on measures taken by Pakistan to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic while saving lives, securing livelihoods, and stimulating the economy. The Prime Minister impressed upon the UK to revisit the decision of placing Pakistan on Red List of travel ban countries.
On Afghanistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan reiterated Pakistan’s support for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace and reconciliation process. The Prime Minister reiterated his longstanding stance that there was no military solution to the conflict in Afghanistan and that a negotiated political solution was the only way forward. Underscoring the importance of a responsible withdrawal, the Prime Minister apprised his British counterpart of Pakistan’s on-going efforts to support the Afghan peace process, as part of a shared responsibility.
Prime Minister Imran Khan apprised Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the progress made by Pakistan to strengthen its AML/CFT framework. He urged that the members of the FATF should recognize Pakistan’s achievements in complying with FATF benchmarks.
The two sides agreed to continue to work together to further strengthen relations and advance the common objective of regional and global peace and stability.

06/06/2021

Article by Imran Munawar

Haseeba Abdullah described as an incredible ambassador for women's sport; coaches at Windmill Boxing Gym in Smethwick

21/05/2021

24/02/2021

Omar mukhtar on why you should check out our event tonight

All proceeds go to our 3 charity partners

24/02/2021

Join us for a fun filled evening with famous pakistani singer Omar Mukhtar and up and coming Ahmed Idrees.

This event is guaranteed to be amazing

22/02/2021

As part of Pakistan week, UoB Paksoc will be hosting a number of events in partnership with the Pakistani Foundation (TPF). We are extremely proud and excited to announce that our first event will be a Virtual Q + A with Pakistan's Number 1 Professional Boxer, Muhammad 'Falcon' Waseem.

This event will take place on the 23rd of February 2021 at 7pm and will begin our Pakistan Week.

Waseem has trained with the very best from time in the Mayweather Camp through to training with World Famous Pakistani boxer, Amir Khan.

This is an amazing opportunity to hear from Pakistan's number 1 Flyweight Former World Title Contender and a part of world famous MTK Global stable. MTK Global also represent World Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury.

Born and raised in the Pakistani city of Quetta, Waseem first learned to fight on the streets before being taken to a boxing gym by his parents “to learn discipline.”

It was instantly apparent Waseem was blessed with talent and his amateur career flourished with spells training in Korea, Kazakhstan, Turkey and Italy under coaches such as Muhammad Tariq and Francisco Hernandez Ronald.

His achievements at the top of the amateur ranks were numerous and included medals at both the 2010 and 2014 Commonwealth Games – becoming the first fighter from Pakistan to win multiple medals.
He created history in his home country of Pakistan when he went undefeated for seven years, ending his amateur career with a record of 89-16.
Waseem turned professional in 2015 and continues to be the leading light of boxing’s growth in Pakistan.
He challenged for and won the South Korea bantamweight title in his professional debut. He further made history by becoming the first Pakistani boxer to win the WBC Silver flyweight title in his fourth fight in 2016, which he defended successfully the same year.

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Kahani 2018

University of Birmingham Pakistani Society proudly present KAHANI 2018. Live performances by: Imran Khan Zack Knight Nafees B Young GTE Tasha Tah This is an event not to be missed! There will be: -EXCLUSIVE SUPERCAR SHOW -LIVE DANCE ACTS -3 COURSE MEALS -CHARITY AUCTION And many more surprises to be announced! There are limited tickets available for this sell out event! To get your tickets please contact: Taha: 07867433123 Taha Malik Anis: 07521516759 Or Contact PakSoc via our social media

Weekly Pak Soc football is back this Monday on the 6th November. Here’s a video from our last football session at power league. If you’d like to get involved and come along to play please message us!

A big thank you to all those who came along to last weekends inter-society cricket tournament. Pak Soc’s team performed very well and made us all proud! Some excellent bowling and batting on show. If you’d like to get involved in next semester’s tournament please message us

Few individuals significantly alter the course of history. Fewer still modify the map of the world. Hardly anyone can be credited with creating a nation-state. Mohammad Ali Jinnah did all three. In the words of Stanley Wolpert, let us pay rich tributes to the Quaid on the eve of what would have been his 140th birthday. A voice for the forgotten Muslims and minorities of the sub-continent, a fierce advocate for Islamic ideals, a brilliant orater who left a life of opulance and comfort, the father of the world's second ever ideological state and the greatest diplomat South Asia ever produced, all while maintaining a fashion sense that would put us all to shame, we honour your personal sacrifices for the Muslim cause. Long live the Islamic Republic. Quaid e Azam Zindabad! Pakistan Paindabad!

A massive thank you to everyone who attended the charity Bazaar today and raised money for a brilliant cause! The evening also played host to UoB Pakistani Society's very own Mannequin Challenge...🔥 #PakSocDoItBest

Well yesterday's match ended 7-5, with Team Naveed coming out on top against Team Naqash The top scorer was Naveed Hanif with 5 brilliant goals. Our next match will be next week, boys and girls are welcome! More details to follow on our social media.

Khushamdeed! Here is the long awaited Raffle draw from Kahani 2016. We thought we'd give it time just for everybody to gather their thoughts and in typical Pakistani style be a bit late to the party. Here are our new ( and amazingly handsome) President Naqash Bhatti (and his beautiful assistant) Secretary Alina Haider pulling out the prize winners. GOOD LUCK. Fourth prize: YELLOW 82 to Armani Ahmed Third prize: BLUE 98 Second prize: BLUE 46 First prize: BLUE 67 CONGRATS to the prize winners. If you just message us to claim your prizes and another big thank you to everyone who came to Kahani 2016, and this years committee who organised such an amazing event. We hope to see you all next year at Kahani 2017! Khudahafiz!