Pakistan mourns the loss of Dr Arfa Sayeda Zehra, a celebrated educationist, literary figure, and human rights advocate. Her contributions to academia, culture, and social activism have left an enduring legacy.
Dr Zehra served as a distinguished professor and held leadership roles at prominent institutions, including Lahore College for Women University and Forman Christian College. She was also the Chairperson of the National Commission on the Status of Women and a strong advocate for Urdu literature and cultural heritage.
Her work in promoting education, gender equality, and human rights earned her respect across academic and social circles. Dr Zehra inspired generations of students and writers through her teachings, publications, and public engagements.
Colleagues, students, and public figures have expressed deep sorrow over her passing, highlighting her intellect, compassion, and dedication to Pakistan’s educational and cultural development.
Her legacy as a scholar, writer, and activist will continue to influence Pakistani society for years to come.
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