First Lady of Pakistan
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Incumbent Aseefa Bhutto (daughter of Asif Zardari) Nusrat Shehbaz (wife of Shehbaz Sharif) Tehmina Durrani (wife of Shehbaz Sharif) since 16 April 2024 (Aseefa) 4 March 2024 (Nusrat and Tehmina)
Term length	5 years
Inaugural holder	Naheed Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan

First ladies and gentlemen of Pakistan (Urdu: خاتون اول يا مرد اول پاكستان) is an unofficial title traditionally given, often interchangeably, to the wife or husband of the president and prime minister of Pakistan. The current position First Ladies of Pakistan is Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, daughter of the former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and the current president Asif Ali Zardari. Along with their spouse and children, the First Lady or Gentleman is a member of the First Family of Pakistan.

Consorts, first ladies and first gentlemen

List of consorts (monarchs of Pakistan – position abolished in 1956)

No.	Portrait	Consorts	Head of state	Term begins	Term ends
1		Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon	King George VI	15 August 1947	6 February 1952
2		Philip Mountbatten	Queen Elizabeth II	6 February 1952	23 March 1956

List of first ladies (governor-generals of Pakistan – position abolished in 1956)

No.	Portrait	First Lady	Governor General	Term begins	Term ends	Description
1		Position vacant	Muhammad Ali Jinnah	15 August 1947 –	11 September 1948	Muhammad Ali Jinnah's second wife, Rattanbai Jinnah, died in 1929. He never remarried.[1]
–		Position vacant		11 September 1948	14 September 1948	No Governor General during this time.
2		Shah Bano	Sir Khawaja Nazimuddin	14 September 1948	17 October 1951
3		Badshah Begum	Sir Ghulam Muhammad	17 October 1951	7 August 1955	[2]
4		Nahid Mirza	Iskandar Mirza	7 August 1955	23 March 1956	Born Nahid Afghamy in Iran.[3] Nahid married Mirza in July 1953.[3] She died on January 25, 2019.[4]

List of first ladies and gentlemen of Pakistan (head of state – president of Pakistan)

No.	Portrait	First Lady	Head of state	Tenure begins	Tenure ends	Notes
1		Nahid Mirza	Iskandar Mirza	23 March 1956	27 October 1958	Nahid, who was Iranian-born and of Iranian Kurdish descent was a cousin of fellow First Lady Nusrat Bhutto.[3] Nahid died on January 25, 2019.[4]
2		Begum Ayub Khan	Ayub Khan	27 October 1958	25 March 1969	[5]
3		Name unavailable	Mohammad Afzal Cheema (Acting)	11 June 1962	29 November 1963
4		Syeda Selima Begum	Fazlul Qadir Chaudhry (Acting)	29 November 1963	12 June 1965	[6]
5		Begum Ayub Khan	Ayub Khan (2nd Tenure)	12 June 1965	25 March 1969
–		Position vacant	Yahya Khan	25 March 1969	20 December 1971	Yahya Khan never married. His mistress, General Rani, became a powerful figure within his regime.
6		Shireen Amir Begum	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto	20 December 1971	13 August 1973
		Nusrat Bhutto				Nusrat Bhutto was born in Iran into the Ispahani family, a prominent Iranian Kurdish family.[3] She was the cousin of former First Lady Nahid Mirza.[3] The wife of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and mother of Benazir Bhutto, she founded the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy in 1981 in opposition to oppose Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq's regime.
7		Name unavailable	Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry	14 August 1973	20 April 1978
8			Sheikh Anwarul Haq (Acting)	20 April 1978	7 May 1978
9			Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry	7 May 1978	16 September 1978
10		Shafiq Jahan	Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq	16 September 1978	17 August 1988	Born in Uganda to a family of Indian origin before immigrating to Pakistan.
11		Begum Shamim Khan	Ghulam Ishaq Khan	17 August 1988	18 July 1993	Begum Shamim Khan died on July 26, 2019, in Peshawar at the age of 83.[7][8]
12		Azra Sarfraz Sajjad	Wasim Sajjad (Acting)	18 July 1993	14 November 1993	[9]
13		Name unavailable	Farooq Leghari	14 November 1993	2 December 1997
14		Azra Sarfraz Sajjad	Wasim Sajjad (Acting)	2 December 1997	1 January 1998	[9]
15		Shamim Akhtar	Muhammad Rafiq Tarar	1 January 1998	20 June 2001	Tarrar's wife died on 11 August 2020.[10]
16		Sehba Musharraf	Pervez Musharraf	20 June 2001	18 August 2008	Self-appointed by dictator (traitor) Musharraf. [11]
17		Khadijah Soomro	Muhammad Mian Soomro (Acting)	18 August 2008	9 September 2008	[12]
–		Position vacant	Asif Ali Zardari	9 September 2008	9 September 2013	Zardari's wife, former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, had been assassinated in 2007.
18		Begum Mehmooda Hussain	Mamnoon Hussain	9 September 2013	9 September 2018	[13]
19		Samina Alvi	Arif Alvi	9 September 2018	10 March 2024	[14]
20		Aseefa Bhutto Zardari	Asif Ali Zardari	16 April 2024	Incumbent	[15]

Spouse of the prime minister of Pakistan

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No.	Portrait	First Lady/Gentleman	Prime Minister	Term begins	Terms ends	Notes
1		Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan	Liaquat Ali Khan	14 August 1947	16 October 1951	Later served as the Governor of Sindh from 1973 to 1976.
–		Position vacant		16 October 1951	17 October 1951	No Prime Minister during this time.
2		Shah Bano	Khawaja Nazimuddin	17 October 1951	17 April 1953
3		Hamida Ali	Mohammad Ali Bogra	17 April 1953	12 August 1955	Bogra was married twice. His first marriage from Hamida Mohammad Ali who is the former member of national assembly of Pakistan while his second marriage is from Aliya Begum, a Labanese national.[16]
		Aliya Begum
4		Name unavailable	Chaudhry Muhammad Ali	12 August 1955	12 September 1956
5		Position vacant	Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy	12 September 1956	17 October 1957	Suharwardy was also married twice. His first spouse Begum Niaz Fatima died in 1922 from whom he married in 1920[17] while his second spouse Vera Alexandrovna was a Russian actress of Polish descent from whom he married in 1940 but later divorced in 1951.
6		Name unavailable	I. I. Chundrigar	17 October 1957	16 December 1957
7		Viqar un Nisa Noon	Feroz Khan Noon	16 December 1957	7 October 1958	Born Victoria in Austria, she married Feroz Khan Noon in 1945.
–		Position vacant		7 October 1958	7 December 1971	No prime minister or first lady during this time after 1958 Pakistani coup d'état.
8		Name unavailable	Nurul Amin	7 December 1971	20 December 1971
–		Position vacant		20 December 1971	14 August 1973	No Prime Minister during this time.
9		Shireen Amir Begum	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto	14 August 1973	5 July 1977
		Nusrat Bhutto				Bhutto, the mother of Benazir Bhutto and matriarch of the Bhutto family, founded the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy in 1981 in opposition to Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq's regime. She led the Pakistan People's Party during the 1980s and was elected to parliament twice.[18] Nusrat Bhutto died on October 23, 2011.[18][19][20][21]
–		Position vacant		5 July 1977	24 March 1985	No prime minister or first lady during this time. The office of prime minister was abolished by the Zia regime.
10		Begum Junejo	Muhammad Khan Junejo	24 March 1985	29 May 1988	Begum Junejo died in Karachi on July 13, 2003, at the age of 60.[22] Her funeral was attended by thousands of people.[22] During his political career, The Independent described Prime Minister Junejo as a "strict disciplinarian and a conservative Muslim who kept his wife at his village home and never allowed her to join him in public."[23]
–		Position vacant		29 May 1988	2 December 1988	No Prime Minister during this time.
11		Asif Ali Zardari	Benazir Bhutto	2 December 1988	6 August 1990
12		Name unavailable	Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi (caretaker)	6 August 1990	6 November 1990	Jatoi was first Caretaker Prime Minister of Pakistan. He was married from whom he has two sons Ghulam Murtaza Jatoi and Arif Mustafa Jatoi.
13		Kulsoom Nawaz	Nawaz Sharif	6 November 1990	18 April 1993	[24]
14		Name unavailable	Balakh Sher Mazari (caretaker)	18 April 1993	26 May 1993