Sabrina Siddiqui Wiki Bio, Married, Husband, Education, Birthday, Age

Name Sabrina Siddiqui

Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB Born in 1986. As of 2025, she is around 39 years old.

Wikipedia Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

Sabrina Siddiqui is an American political journalist who currently works for The Guardian in Washington, D.C.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Sabrina Siddiqui was born on December 8, 1986. She is a first-generation American along with her older brother, Anwar.
Parents : Her father, Jamir, was born in India but raised in Pakistan, and their mother, Nishat, was born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan. The Siddiqui parents immigrated to the U.S. a few decades ago.
After meeting on the dating app Bumble, Sabrina got engaged to Ali Jafri, who works as a senior research analyst with NSI, Inc. National Security Innovations.
Ali proposed to Sabrina in late October 2018 — on the two-year anniversary of their first date.

Early Life and Education :

For ten years of Sabrina’s childhood, the Saddiqui family lived in Rome, Italy. She remains close with her group of girlfriends from that time, whose diverse backgrounds spanned five countries across four continents.
At 13-years-old, Sabrina decided that she wanted to be a journalist. At the time, she was writing short stories for fun, and one day wrote a Bollywood movie review that she distributed to friends and family. One such family member was a journalist living in London who was impressed with Sabrina’s work and encouraged her to keep on writing.
Sparked by the encouragement, Sabrina began freelancing for the (now defunct) online news outlet, DesiClub (targeted mostly at South Asians). At the same time, she acted as the editor for her high school newspaper.
In 2008, she went on to earn her Bachelor’s degree from the nationally-ranked Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois.

Career, Job, Salary and Net Worth :

At 24-years-old, Siddiqui began working as a freelance journalist for Bloomberg News, reporting specifically on the White House.
Spanning over the next few years, she also served as a research assistant at the National Pharmaceutical Council, and as the Editor in Chief of the South Asian news network, Divanee.
In 2012, Sabrina joined The Huffington Post as a congressional reporter. Again, covering the White House, she was a member of the traveling press during the 2012 Presidential race, following the Mitt Romney campaign.
After three years with The Huffington Post, she moved over to The Guardian in 2015 to work as a political reporter. Again a member of the traveling press, Sabrina, followed Marco Rubio on his campaign and Hillary Clinton when she was named the Democratic presidential nominee.
In December 2016, Sabrina wrote and published the op-ed, “Reporting While Muslim: How I Covered the US Presidential Election.” In it, she candidly revealed how she was both confronted and comforted as a Muslim during the race and discussed how she felt when former President Trump proposed the travel ban on Muslim countries.
Well respected in her field, Sabrina has been a contributor on CBSN; an analyst on MSNBC, CNN, BBC and Sky News; and a contributing host on The Bill Press Show.

Interesting Facts and Trivia :

Among Sabrina’s likes are food, babies, dogs, and pandas. Among her dislikes – heights!
From a family of high achievers, Sabrina’s brother graduated from medical school in May. Her mother runs a cooking school Nishat’s Kitchen, offering healthy versions of Indian and Pakistani dishes.
Adding to her list of achievements, she speaks English, Urdu, and Italian fluently.

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3 thoughts on “Sabrina Siddiqui Wiki Bio, Married, Husband, Education, Birthday, Age”

V. C. Pande Jun 27, 2023 at 6:25 am


Was Ms Siddiqui’s query to Mr Modi based on personal knowledge of the conditions d’existence of Muslims in India, or prompted by politically motivated bazar gossip of the Muslim clerical class?
Dr. Asim Husain Jun 24, 2023 at 1:58 am


Congratulation Sabrina. You asked a polite question to Indian prime minister, Mr Modi. You are appreciated throughout the Indian community here and around the world these days.
Don Barker Aug 10, 2020 at 10:49 am


Is Sabrina Siddiqui related to my doctor, Nadeem Siddiqui in Green Bay, Wisconsin? Just curious…