In this first and fantastic issue, we begin with a boom with our Quidditch players of the issue - yeah, folks, today we have not one, but two fantastic Quidditch players! Introducing Pakistan's national team beaters, Raheebah and Ebrah Khan!

Raheebah and Ebrah are almost identical twins with the same athletic profile and love for Quidditch, despite the fact that the game was not common at all where they grew up. The differences between the twins are very mild; Raheebah has a handful of freckles and her eyes are slightly darker than Ebrah's. They are, however, of the same build and are said to play in complete synchronisation and cohesion.

Raheebah and Ebrah attended مالا from the age of eleven in a small town called Marala Village, in Pakistan's Gujrat district of Punjab province. They developed their love of sport at home since there was no school Quidditch team. They also loved canoeing at their school on the nearby river and buying Cauldron Cakes. They just celebrated their 23rd birthday. Happy birthday, ladies!

In interviews, they said that they have been outcasts for most of their lives because of their shifting personas - both are eager-hearted and driven players who can come off as a little bossy at times - but handle them right, and you can find two tender-hearted girls with a love for the sport. It's also been pointed out that Raheebah is the more serious of the two, while Ebrah can be a goof.

The two girls have different occupations now as well as the team's beaters, Raheebah being a Genealogist for the Ministry of Magic Records Department and Ebrah being an Editor of the magazine "نیوز فلیش!".

Both enjoyed Astronomy at school, though Ebrah was known to sleep during class as it was so early.

- By Sabrina Tremblay, HG Founder, Editor & Manager