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Begum Farida Azam.

Begum Farida Amir Azam (1937, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India - 5 July 1992, Karachi, Sind, Pakistan) was the third wife of former Pakistani politician and Rehabilitation Minister, Sardar Amir Azam, the sponsor of the Sardar Amir Azam Khan Gold Medal in the University of Karachi and the initiator and benefactor of the Sardar Amir Azam Memorial Society.

Biography

Mrs Farida Azam was the daughter of Abid Hussain khan of Moradabad, an overseer in the Officer’s Mess at Karachi, Pakistan, and Zubaida begum daughter of a native land owner in Bachhraon, Uttar Pradesh, India. Farida was earlier schooled in Moradabad but also visited Bachhraon as her maternal's lived there, and her elder sister Shah Jahan was married to a native inhabitant. However later after Independence Farida moved to Karachi, Pakistan along with her family elders in 1950 and continued her education in Karachi. After the partition she lived on Britto Road, Gurumandar, and her father worked as an overseer in officers mess just opposite to the Karachi Zoological Garden.

She was married to the Pakistani Rehabilitation Minister Sardar Amir Azam in 1956 and accompanied her husband on some official visits to some foreign countries in the 1950s. She later moved to her own house on Sir Syed Road, P.E.C.H.S., Karachi in 1962. She had six children namely Farid, Munir, Murad, Mansoor, Waqar and Atiq. She remained associated with educational institution for children as its benefactor and social work. She appeared on media in some of the Pakistani dailies and weeklies. She also remained attached to a construction and housing firm Al Azam.Mrs Azam Visited some neighboring countries during the 70's. And during the same era she formed a Memorial Society. She sponsored a Gold Medal in the University of Karachi in 1977. She participated as an organizer in the 1979-80's Pakistani elections from her own area. She remained associated with a London-based Pakistani weekly known as Aiena-e-Jahan. She also commenced an occasional get-together for the students to compliment them.

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 ==Biography==
-Mrs Farida Azam was the daughter of Abid Hussain khan of Moradabad, India, who started working as an overseer in the Officer’s Mess at Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan after the partition of India. Her mother Zubaida begum was the daughter of a native land owner belonging to [[Bachhraon]], Jyotiba Phule Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh, India. Farida was earlier schooled in Moradabad, India. But she also lived in Bachhraon for some time  as her maternal's lived over there, and her elder sister Shah Jahan begum was married to a native Ziaur Rehman khan, son of land owner and probably an Elephant breeder. However later after Independence Farida moved to Karachi, Pakistan along with her family elders around 1950 and continued her education in Home Economics College in Karachi.
+Mrs Farida Azam was the daughter of Abid Hussain khan of Moradabad, an overseer in the Officer’s Mess at Karachi, Pakistan, and Zubaida begum  daughter of a native land owner in [[Bachhraon]], Uttar Pradesh, India. Farida was earlier schooled in Moradabad but also visited Bachhraon as her maternal's lived there, and her elder sister Shah Jahan was married to a native inhabitant. However later after Independence Farida moved to Karachi, Pakistan along with her family elders in 1950 and continued her education in Karachi. After the partition she lived on Britto Road, Gurumandar, and her father worked as an overseer in officers mess just opposite to the Karachi Zoological Garden.
-She married the Pakistani Rehabilitation Minister Sardar Amir Azam in 1956. They had six children namely Farid, Munir, Murad, Mansoor, Waqar and Atiq. She accompanied her husband on official visits to some foreign countries in the 1950s. She remained associated with educational institution for children as its benefactor and social work. She appeared on media in some of the Pakistani dailies and weeklies. She also remained attached  to a construction and housing firm [[Al Azam]].Mrs Azam Visited some neighboring countries during the 70's. And during the same era she formed a Memorial Society. She sponsored a Gold Medal in the University of Karachi in 1977. She participated as an organizer in the 1979-80's Pakistani elections from her own area. She remained associated with a London-based Pakistani weekly known as ''Aiena-e-Jahan''. She also commenced an occasional get-together for the students to compliment them.
+She was married to the Pakistani Rehabilitation Minister Sardar Amir Azam in 1956 and accompanied her husband on some official visits to some foreign countries in the 1950s. She later moved to her own house on Sir Syed Road, P.E.C.H.S., Karachi in 1962. She had six children namely Farid, Munir, Murad, Mansoor, Waqar and Atiq.  She remained associated with educational institution for children as its benefactor and social work. She appeared on media in some of the Pakistani dailies and weeklies. She also remained attached  to a construction and housing firm [[Al Azam]].Mrs Azam Visited some neighboring countries during the 70's. And during the same era she formed a Memorial Society. She sponsored a Gold Medal in the University of Karachi in 1977. She participated as an organizer in the 1979-80's Pakistani elections from her own area. She remained associated with a London-based Pakistani weekly known as ''Aiena-e-Jahan''. She also commenced an occasional get-together for the students to compliment them.
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