Pakistani Tailor’s charitable spirit captivates hearts of people

Qaiser Hassan, a 26-year-old tailor, has been performing a remarkable deed for six years.
Every Eid, he sews new clothes for orphaned children in his area, providing them for free.
His initiative has garnered support and is being endorsed for a National award.

The spirit of charity among the people has prevented Pakistan from falling despite the string of issues it faces. Initiatives like the Edhi Foundation and Shaukat Khanum Hospitals, among many others, demonstrate how individuals have contributed to helping their fellow brethren. This enduring spirit of charity consistently uplifts Pakistan from its lowest points.

The recent heartwarming story features Qaiser Hassan, a 26-year-old tailor from Mianwali District, who has been performing a remarkable deed for six years. Every Eid, he sews new clothes for orphaned children in his area, providing them for free. He explained that he undertakes this initiative because he is unable to support these children financially.

People have fallen in love with Qaiser, showering him with best wishes and prayers, with many advocating for him to receive a National award.