Pump Court Chambers

Naima specialises in family law, court of protection and public inquiries. She has a keen interest in protecting the rights of vulnerable and marginalised individuals and has been commended for her analytical mind and ability to draw out the essential points of a case.

Naima is dual qualified, having obtained rights of audience in the High Court of Pakistan in 2015. Alongside her core practice, Naima maintains a particular interest in cases concerning human rights and social justice issues and has been involved in capital cases before the senior courts in Pakistan.

Naima is a member of the Centre for Women’s Justice legal reference panel and a volunteer lawyer for Not Beyond Redemption.

Called 2012, Lincoln's Inn.

Naima qualified as an Advocate of the High Courts in Pakistan in 2015.

Advocate FLBA Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales Lincolns Inn CoPPA

BPTC, BPP Law School LLM (International law), University of Birmingham LLB, University of Leicester

Publications An Introduction to sharia law and the death penalty, Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford University (2021) United we stand, divided we fall; terrorism as an international crime versus terrorism as a transnational crime, Westlaw (2016) Women, children and minorities in Pakistan; status, rights and vulnerabilities, Lincolns Inn (2014) Children increasingly face neglect amid failing national systems, Family Law ICLIP Jordans Publishing (2013) (co-author)