English & Urdu Text : Khalid IqbalPresentation : Shoaib Sobani

Mumtaz came to Dow from Mauritius, the famous Island Country in the Indian Ocean.He was a tall figure with fair complexion and with his hair style he resembled the iconactor Waheed Murad. It was for this reason that he drew the attention of many fromthe fair gender.

He learned Urdu very quickly which helped assimilate with the local populace whileresiding in the hostel No.4. He was very friendly with Qazi Wasiq. Mumtaz was verysoft spoken, kept himself away from trouble makers and was undoubtedly countedamongst the studious lot of the class. Sometimes when provoked, Mumtaz becomesoutrageous and learned to utter one or two vernacular abusive slangs and that too ina slow motion, ensuring not to mispronounce so that the offender understands wellthat he meant serious business.

After graduation Mumtaz did his house job in Medicine and Surgery at JPMC. Heopted for an Intensive care job at the Ziauddin Hospital in North Nazimabad.Munawwar and Zahid of ‘79 were already working there in emergency and anesthesiarespectively. Mumtaz enjoyed their company to the optimum. He excelled andearned a good rapport while in the ICU. The women folk working in the hospital werevery impressed with his knowledge and showed a lot of admiration for his skills.

After a brief stint Mumtaz returned to Maritius and kicked off to a very bright carrier asa family physician. His wife is a dental surgeon. Their daughter is a student ofdentistry in China while the son is soon to graduate from Dow. The pattern of lifechanged when Mumtaz turned religious. He has grown a beard and complies withall obligations with fervor and has started seeing like minded people. He has been avery regular visitor to Pakistan. The changes in his physical features have been drasticand sweeping. He has assumed a new identity. Mumtazallee Dilmahamood is muchcontended, always cherishes the professional achievements and the personal evolution.

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Thanks ShoabFor di covering Mumtaz, I remember him very well. Real nice guy, soft spoken gentleman.Good to know about him and his family. Congratulations Mumtaz to be on POW, all the duas for you and your family. But Shoab tell me why he got special treatment ? Why did you put his dad's picture too at the end and not for the others.Tanvir Iqbal

Thanks, Shoaib.Dear MumtazaleeDilmahmood,Congratulations on being POW. We heard about you when you joined the forum. I do remember you being our

classmate in Dow. If it weren't for before and now pictures, I would never have recognized you. It is nice to know you are doing well. I heard about you sending one of your son to China for training? Good luck with all your endeavors. Take care.Bashir

Hi guys,I graduated from DMC in 1979 . I stayed in hostel 4(corner room,same living with Sher Shah). After graduation, I did housejobin JPMC (ward 7) With Dr Sultan Farroqui and Prof Ashfaque. Then one year in ICU of DrZiauddinHospital as RMO. I came to Mauritius, an island situated in the indian ocean (7 hours flight from Dubai and along about the same longitude but downwards), started general practice. I am still in GP as family Doctor. Married, my wife is a dental surgeon with one son(final year DMD) and one daughter (first year BDS in China, Dalian) I came to Karachi in 2005, then 2006 and lately in october 2012 where I have been meeting KaziWariq during my visits. From Kazi I came to know about DOW 79, so here I am. I am sending some photos, hope you will recognise me. regards to you allMumtaz