Hadiqa Kiani, a singer-turned-actress, recently paid homage to benefactor Bilquis Edhi, who died on Friday.

“Mrs Bilquis Edhi was a one-of-a-kind woman.” “She carried the load of the world on her back and rose up to just assist the world become a better place,” Hadiqa stated in an Instagram post.

“I think Allah (SWT) made her a conduit of help to those in need, and I also believe Allah (SWT) made her the vessel, my source, that brought me to my son Naaday Ali.” She trusted me to be a mother, and I, like so many others affected by Mrs. Edhi’s grace, will be eternally grateful,” Hadiqa added.

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