Syed Nasir Imam Rizvi, Nasir to all and Nasru to elders, is the first child of Mamunjan. Nasir is a civil engineer by profession but now spends most of his time propagating the teachings of Shi’ism. Nasir has spent some time teaching in Najaf also. The uniqueness about Nasir comes from the fact that he recites majaalis in English language too besides in regular Urdu. Nasir still lives in the same house in Kurla where Mamunjan used to live. Nasir is married to a very intelligent and cultured lady, Tanveer Rizvi, of Bombay. Tanveer is also very religious.

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Nasir has six children:

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Syed Raza Rizvi

Batool Rizvi

Zainab Rizvi

Syed Mohammed Rizvi

???1 Rizvi &

???2 Rizvi

 

Raza Rizvi is a professional blog-writer and is married to ????. He lives in Bombay. Batool Rizvi is married to ???? and lives in Vancouver, Canada. Zainab Rizvi is married to ???? and lives in Dubai. Mohammed Rizvi, ???1 Rizvi, and ???2 Rizvi are younger children of Nasir and are still living with him.

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Etrat Zehra, Sahba to us, is the second child of Mamunjan. Sahba is married to Anwar Rizvi, of Jaunpur. Sahba and Anwar live in Ghatkopar, a suburb of Bombay and have three children

 

Syed Mehdi Rizvi

Nargis Rizvi &

Susan Rizvi

 

Mehdi is MBA by profession He is married to Umm Kulsoom and lives in Bombay. They have ??? off-spring(s). Nargis is a physician by profession and lives with her husband (and ??? children) in Dubai. Susan is the youngest daughter of Sahba and is still studying and living with parents and enjoying all the comforts of an stress-free life.

 

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Syed Haider Imam Rizvi, Haider to us and Chuchu chacha to younger generation, is the youngest child of Mamunjan. Haider is a businessman exporting quality readymade garments to various parts of the world. Haider lives in Bandra, again a suburb of Bombay, with his lovely wife, Shaesta Rizvi, who is from Allahabad, India. They have two younger children

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Qoza Rizvi &

???? Rizvi

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Both children of Haider are still studying and living with their parents, at the time of this writing.