[2] On her father's death, her eldest sister, Fatima and her cousin and brother-in-law, Sarwar Ali became her guardians.

She represented Pakistan for the first time at the 4th Islamic Women's Games held in Tehran, Iran in 2005.

[2] In 2010, she won her first medals, two bronze at the South Asian Games held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

[4] At the 2016 South Asian Karate Championship held in New Delhi, India, she won two medals: a gold and a silver.

[2] In the 2017 Championship held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, she won another gold in -68 kg and a bronze in team kumite.