Amina Sibtain

Some Lesser Known Facts About Amina Sibtain

• Amina Sibtain is a Pakistani fitness trainer, entrepreneur, and nutritional coach. She came into the limelight in 2023 when she appeared as a contestant in the Pakistani television reality show The Ultimate Muqabla 2.

  

• Amina Sibtain is a karate expert. Once, in a media interview, she shared her childhood memories when her parents enrolled in karate classes. She said,
  

  Our parents enrolled us in karate lessons when we were little, so that we would stay out of trouble. The two of us would happily go to the classes but instead of participating, we would stand on the side and drink water. It’s safe to say we both never advanced from white belt!”

  

• In 2009, Hamilton College recognised Amina Sibtain ’11 of Lahore, Pakistan, as its 25th GOLD Scholar.

• After completing her formal education, she worked as an account executive at Ogilvy & Mather in Lahore, Pakistan, from February 2012 to December 2012.

• Amina Sibtain then worked as a product analyst at Rocket Internet company in Lahore, Pakistan, from January 2013 to August 2014.

• In October 2014, she co-founded Fitfibre, a fitness venture, in Lahore, Pakistan. She worked there till October 2017. In June 2019, she co-founded Liso World, a luxury hair and skincare brand, in Lahore, Pakistan, and worked there till March 2021.

• In March 2021, Amina Sibtain began working as a full-time fitness trainer in Lahore, Pakistan. She is a fitness enthusiast and regularly uploads pictures and videos of her workout sessions on social media.
  

  

  

• In her leisure time, she likes to work as an economics tutor, tour guide, and spectator news writer.

• Once, in a media interview, Amina Sibtain shared her hobbies. She said that music was her favourite recreational activity. She said,
  

  Socializing, reading, writing and Twister. Music makes me happy.”

  In the same conversation, she told some of her favourite books. Amina Sibtain said,

  Too many to mention, but I loved Roots by Alex Haley and Kartography by Hamilton’s own Kamila Shamsie ’94.”