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Our Leadership

Experienced educator, BCS from FAST NU Islamabad and Masters in IT from NUST

Mahrin Iqbal Siddiqui

Mahrin Iqbal Siddiqui is the CEO of iFeel. She is a highly qualified and experienced educator, having earned her BCS from FAST NU Islamabad and Masters in IT from NUST. Her passion for education has driven her to establish iFeel, a charity dedicated to providing quality education to underprivileged children. As the founder of iFeel, Mahrin is committed to training teachers and establishing new branches of Out of school children’s schools all over Islamabad. Her tireless efforts are changing the lives of countless children, giving them the chance to achieve their dreams and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Join us in supporting Mahrin's mission to provide education to all!

Former principal of the Federal Govt institutions

Dr. Tayyaba Siddiqui

Meet Dr. Tayyaba Siddiqui, an esteemed educationist with over 35 years of experience serving the Government of Pakistan. As a former principal of the Federal Govt. College F-7/2 and G-10/2, Dr. Siddiqui has dedicated her life to promoting education and empowering young girls. She now serves as the honorary chairperson of the governing body at iFeel, and as the honorary treasurer of the Pakistan Girls Guides Association. Her passion and expertise inspire us to work towards a better future for all.

Active Social Worker

muneera javed

Muneera Javed is a very active social worker. She is involved in various welfare project related to health and education. She is also a pioneer member of iFeel and one of the first sponsors and supporter of this cause.

Treasurer iFeel

Tafzeela Naz

Meet Tafzeela Naz, a resident of Islamabad who holds a Masters degree and has dedicated her life to giving back to her community. As a full-time volunteer at iFeel, Tafzeela is responsible for managing the administrative tasks at the OSC schools that were established by the foundation. With her unwavering commitment to the cause, she has been appointed as the Honorary Treasurer of iFeel. Her passion and dedication to making a difference is an inspiration to us all.

Academic coordinator with a Master's degree in Anthropology from QAU

farzana zaidi

Farzana Zaidi is a retired Government Servant and served Government of Pakistan 39 years. She has served as a Principal of Govt Schools for many years. She has been connected with iFeel since 2015.

Director HR

Saima Sayyed

Saima Sayyed, an accomplished academic, holds a Masters in Management Sciences from Quaid e Azam University and serves as a dedicated lecturer at the university level. As a proud resident of Islamabad, Saima is also an esteemed honorary member of the iFeel governing body, demonstrating her commitment to making a positive impact in her community. Join Saima and our team in supporting our charitable cause.

Director of Islamabad Social Welfare Association (ISWA), accomplished finance and management professional

Rashid Abid

Rashid Abid, an accomplished finance and management professional, is now devoting his retirement years to making a positive impact in Islamabad through his teaching and social welfare work. He serves on the board of directors for the Islamabad Social Welfare Association (ISWA) and is a key member of the governing body for iFeel. His dedication and passion for helping those in need make him an invaluable asset to the charity organizations he supports.

Veteran of the Energy industry, 24 years of service in Schlumberger

Zaki Bakhtiar

Electrical Engineer and a veteran of the energy industry with extensive knowledge of the petroleum engineering domain with almost 24 years of service in the world’s largest integrated service company, Schlumberger, followed by another 9 years in the world’s largest oil company, Saudi Aramco. Zaki has worked as the regional Business Development Manager for East Asia based company in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Currently, Zaki is contributing a significant portion of his time in the social development sector in his home town Islamabad, Pakistan.