M. H. Panhwar

== Personal life ==

== Personal life ==

From his first marriage, he had four sons: Rafi Hussain (died 2004), Tariq Hussain, Sani Hussain, and Muhammad Ali—all of whom settled in the United States. After the death of his first wife, he married Farzana, a biochemist. She held several leadership roles, including President of the Sindh Rural Women's Uplift Group, Managing Director of the Soil Testing Laboratory (Pvt) Ltd., and head of the Agro-Chemistry and Organic Agriculture division at Research & Development Engineers. She authored several publications and represented Pakistan at international conferences.

From his first marriage, he had four sons: Rafi Hussain (died 2004), Tariq Hussain, Sani Hussain, and Muhammad Ali—all of whom settled in the United States. After the death of his first wife, he married Farzana (died 2020), a biochemist. She held several leadership roles, including President of the Sindh Rural Women's Uplift Group, Managing Director of the Soil Testing Laboratory (Pvt) Ltd., and head of the Agro-Chemistry and Organic Agriculture division at Research & Development Engineers. She authored several publications and represented Pakistan at international conferences.

In June 2003, Panhwar founded a trust for social welfare initiatives in Sindh. He donated his home, office, agricultural land, orchard, library, and other assets to the trust. Panhwar died on 21 April 2007.{{sfn|Thaheem|2018|page=148}}

In June 2003, Panhwar founded a trust for social welfare initiatives in Sindh. He donated his home, office, agricultural land, orchard, library, and other assets to the trust. Panhwar died on 21 April 2007.{{sfn|Thaheem|2018|page=148}}