Salaam! This profile is for my son Aamir. His friends and family describe him as friendly, adaptable, religious, and fun-loving. He was born at Allahabad in India, grew up in Saudi Arabia, studied up to high school at Jubail Academy KSA (An American School), higher secondary at DPS Delhi, lived in Canada before coming to UK for graduation in Chemical Engg. He had summer work placement in RBS during graduation. RBS was very much impressed with his contribution, subsequently offered him full time job immediately after graduation. After extensive work experience in finance, Aamir passed CFA level 3 in 2017.

Aamir progressed well through well known companies (RBS, Accenture, KPMG) and now works for BP main office at London. Now he has decided to get married and settle in life.

He likes what he does because no two days are the same and he gets to work with interesting mix of people. Outside of work, he enjoys staying fit and travelling. He has been to Turkey, Monaco,... more Switzerland, Egypt, UAE, just to name a few. He is happy staying at home and watching a movie both Hollywood and bollywood... especially the ones with the hilarious fight scenes.

Myself an engineer by profession. Retired as Project Manager. My wife a graduate in English is home maker.

Aamir has 3 brothers. Eldest, B.E. (Electronics) from BITS, elder B.Sc.(Chem Engg.) from Waterloo (Canada). M.Sc. (Petroleum) from Surrey University Guildford (a suburb of London) , Younger M. Phil (Chem Engg) from Cambridge University.

His brothers are married. His sister-in-laws are all graduates. Two of them are doctors (vascular surgeon and GP) and work for NHS in U.K.

We live in Surrey. Our extended family is scattered over Canada, middle east, and India.

We are looking for similar family who have a good balance of religion, work, and family in their lives. May Allah guide us in our search. Aameen.

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