Assalam-o-Alaikum, my name is Reem Sharif and I proudly identify as a Transgender woman. My work in Pakistan is rooted in advocating for the rights and dignity of our community. Today, here in Islamabad, I had the privilege of witnessing the incredible artwork created by Baazyaft—and I’m truly moved. The craftsmanship is beyond words. What makes it even more powerful is that these pieces are made by Khwaja Sara individuals and other members of underprivileged communities. Baazyaft is not only teaching valuable skills, but also enabling financial independence through those skills. My heartfelt gratitude to the Baazyaft team for building a platform that uplifts, empowers, and transforms lives. Thank you.

Assalam o Alaikum! My name is Anna and I’m in Class 5. When my school session ended, I wanted to gift myself something special—something different. That’s when I found out about Baazyaft’s Market Time. I learned that kind people sell eco-friendly things to help underprivileged communities. I ordered something, and honestly… it was even better than I imagined! I felt happy knowing my purchase made a difference.

Assalam-o-Alaikum! On this beautiful evening in Lahore, I’m Annie Ali—Event Planner and Influencer—standing proudly at the Baazyaft stall at Alhamra. But Baazyaft is more than just a stall. It’s a legacy. It’s a movement rooted in dignity, rights, and empowerment for the transgender community. Every product here tells a story of resilience and creativity. I invite you to come experience it for yourself—see the craftsmanship, meet the changemakers, and be part of this beautiful journey. Baazyaft is change, and you can be part of it.

Hi! We’re Mahnoor and Jannat, and we got these super cute diaries from Baazyaft! Mahnoor’s has a big cherry on it, and Jannat’s has fun makeup designs—it’s so colorful and pretty. We love them so much! You can get yours from Baazyaft too, and it’s eco-friendly, which makes it even better. Bye bye!

I’m Barrister Khadija Siddiqui, currently attending the Red Dream event hosted by the British Council. I just purchased a beautiful hand-painted tote bag from Baazyaft, crafted by differently abled transgender artisans under the Beauty Fly collection. Each accessory is a testament to their talent and resilience. I strongly encourage you to visit their stall—their dedication is visible in every brushstroke. Truly inspiring work.

I bought a notebook from Baazyaft and it’s amazing! It has cool car designs and even fabric cover, which make it feel really special. The quality is great—I love it so much! I’d definitely shop here again. Thank you, Baazyaft!.

Assalam-o-Alaikum everyone! I’m here at the Wax Next Women Exhibition and had the pleasure of visiting Baazyaft’s store. I picked up two beautifully crafted items—handmade and hand-painted with care. The quality is exceptional, the fabric is soft, and the colors are absolutely stunning. What makes these pieces truly special is that they’re created by talented individuals from the transgender community. These aren’t just products—they’re meaningful tokens of empowerment and artistry. I’ll be gifting them to friends with pride, and I wholeheartedly encourage you to visit Baazyaft and support this incredible initiative.

Assalam-o-Alaikum, dear friends. This is Syeda Lodhi Rizvi, CEO of SIP. Today, I’m honored to introduce you to the Baaziyaf Institute—a remarkable initiative dedicated to empowering the transgender community. One of its shining stars is my dear friend, Bushra Ali Khan, whom I deeply admire and hope to work alongside in this journey. Baaziyaf’s mission is powerful: they train and employ transgender
artisans to craft beautiful handicrafts using recycled textile waste. The creativity, the craftsmanship—it's truly extraordinary. I invite you all to support and engage with this inspiring institute. Together, we can uplift lives and celebrate talent. Thank you.