Aleeza Khurram Khan

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Aleeza Khurram Khan

Graduate of 2026
BA (Honors) Comparative Humanities
Minor: Not applicable

Aspiration Statement

Interested in pursuing a career in Human Resources, I am motivated by working with people, supporting employee development, and helping organizations build positive, inclusive, and productive workplaces.

Preferred Career Paths

First priority: Human Resources - Talent Acquisition

Second priority: HR Operations / Employee Relations

Third priority: -

Core Competencies

  • Adaptability
  • Drive for Results
  • Planning
  • Strategic Thinking

Academic Awards / Achievements

  • Dean's List 2025

Experience

Leadership / Meta-curricular

  • Events Cabinet Member,Habib University Student Government

Internship / Volunteer Work

  • People & Culture Intern, Khaadi (June – July 2025)
  • Human Resources Intern, Païr Investment Company Limited (June – July 2024)

Final Year Project

Project Title

Baqa and Being: Embodying Authentic Being Through the Sufi Journey.

Description

My capstone intends to provide a comparative analysis between Heidegger’s "Being-towards-death" and the Sufi concepts of Fana (annihilation) and Baqa (subsistence). It aims to bridge existential phenomenology and mysticism, utilizing Heidegger to provide an ontological structure to Sufi thought while opening Heidegger’s finitude toward transcendence. The research identifies that both paradigms view the "ordinary self," the "they-self," or the ego (nafs) as a state of concealment that masks truth. Findings of this study reveal that confronting finitude acts as a privileged site for the unconcealment of Being, leading to authentic existence. Essentially, the study embodies the idea that authenticity and meaningful living are achieved through the surrender of egoic autonomy rather than its assertion.