Top 20 LinkedIn Creators in Pakistan (2026)

What changed in Pakistan's top 20 LinkedIn creators since our last ranking

The pool is smaller this time: 65 active Pakistani creators, against 112 in our previous edition.

Seven names are new in this top 20. The highest are Arfa Farheen at #4, Sehar Malik at #8 and Aqsa Sajjad at #9.

At the top, Sana Arif moves up from #2 to #1 and Aisha Riaz, our previous #1, is now #2. Imtisal Mehmood climbs from #9 to #6.

Seven creators from our previous top 20 are no longer in it.

#20 · Faiza Parwez, 171 median likes

Faiza Parwez is the founder and CEO of LCG Digital Marketing Management, and new in this edition. She also holds the comments record of our Pakistan pool among accounts with 100+ median likes, covered below.

SEO accounts for 62 of her analyzed posts (174 median likes), the most single-theme feed in the top 20; for more names in that field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn SEO creators.

"The Right Tool Saves Hours. Most marketers are not limited by effort. They're limited by inefficient workflows." Her most liked post of the year: 965 likes, more than 5 times her median. Read it

#19 · Asad Nazir, 175 median likes

Asad Nazir is a Meta and Google Ads specialist in lead generation, down from #14 in our previous edition. His median comments almost match his median likes, the second-highest comments-to-likes ratio in the top 20, after Faiza Parwez.

"My first post of 2026 couldn't be better than this. Grateful to start the year by celebrating 11,000 incredible people in this community." His most liked post of the year: 402 likes against 465 comments. Read it

#18 · Syed Attaullah Shah, 178 median likes

Syed Attaullah Shah works on personal branding for B2B founders and executives, and holds #18 again. His yearly median is the steadiest three-year line in the top 20: 172 in 2024, 175 in 2025, 180 so far in 2026. He also posts the latest of the twenty.

"Before starting on LinkedIn, I had PKR 700,000+ of loans over my head." His most liked post of the year: 1,853 likes, more than 10 times his median, the widest gap in the top 20. Read it

#17 · Muhammad Shahmeer, 178 median likes

Muhammad Shahmeer designs visuals, LinkedIn profiles and websites, down from #13 in our previous edition. His yearly median went from 249 in 2024 to 235 in 2025, then 157 so far in 2026. His Content Marketing posts (185 median likes) edge out his posts about LinkedIn (168).

"Nightmare 😂" His most liked post of the year, one word of text: 680 likes, almost 4 times his median. See it

#16 · Hatice Kamran, 192 median likes

Hatice Kamran fixes LinkedIn positioning and content for executives, and is new in this edition. A number opens 53% of her hooks, the second-highest rate of the 12 top-20 creators whose hooks we measured, behind Sana Arif. Her Personal Branding posts earn a 198 median, ahead of her posts about LinkedIn itself (173).

"My parents still can't explain exactly what I do. But today they tell people, 'Our daughter built it herself.'" Her most liked post of the year: 490 likes. Read it

#15 · Ibtehaj Ahmed, 198 median likes

Ibtehaj Ahmed is a brand designer, down from #12 in our previous edition. His three main themes sit within 31 likes of each other: Content Marketing (214 median likes), LinkedIn (188) and Personal Branding (183).

His yearly median went from 157 in 2024 to 217 in 2025, then 192 so far in 2026.

"Alhamdulillah... I've completed 16,000 followers today. 2 years ago I quit my job to start my LinkedIn Journey" His most liked post of the year: 503 likes and 377 comments. Read it

#14 · Zisha Bibi, 206 median likes

Zisha Bibi is a LinkedIn growth strategist and ghostwriter for CEOs, founders and coaches, new in this edition, with the third-most posts analyzed in the top 20. Beyond LinkedIn itself (210 median likes), she writes on Personal Branding (232) and Mental Health (226).

"I turn 26 today. 🌸 I don’t have a big life lesson to share today. Just a little moment of gratitude." Her most liked post of the year: 635 likes and 466 comments. Read it

#13 · Ahmad Saleem, 212 median likes

Ahmad Saleem builds WordPress and Elementor Pro websites for businesses, and is new in this edition. He is the smallest account in the top 20 and holds its highest engagement rate (2.48%). His posts tagged LinkedIn earn a 273 median, above his overall figure.

"Alhamdulillah, one of my wishes is complete. 🥳 I bought my new HP laptop with the best specs." His most liked post of the year: 1,139 likes, more than 5 times his median, with 681 comments. Read it

#12 · Suhail Iqbal, 225 median likes

Suhail Iqbal is a LinkedIn branding specialist who helps B2B founders turn profile visitors into clients, one place down from #11. His yearly median went from 305 in 2025 to 184 so far in 2026. His Content Marketing (258) and Personal Branding (256) posts outperform his posts about LinkedIn (174).

"From 0 to 19,000 followers on LinkedIn. No paid ads. No viral hacks." His most liked post of the year: 644 likes against 674 comments, more comments than likes. Read it

#11 · Bushra N., 228 median likes

Bushra N. builds and monetizes LinkedIn personal brands for AI and tech founders and executives, one place down from #10. Her yearly median held close: 228 in 2025, 211 so far in 2026. Content Marketing is her strongest theme (270 median likes), ahead of Personal Branding (246) and LinkedIn (216).

"I bought my DREAM MacBook in December 2025." Her most liked post of the year: 1,224 likes, more than 5 times her median. Read it

#10 · Muhammad Ayan, 263 median likes

Muhammad Ayan breaks down AI tools, news and workflows, down from #5 in our previous edition. Our data holds far fewer of his posts this year: 263 in 2025, 29 so far in 2026, and his yearly median went from 425 to 228.

His Content Marketing posts (361 median likes) beat his AI posts (240).

"I experimented with dozens of AI tools last year. These 8 tools earned their spot for 2026:" His most liked post of the year: 1,124 likes, more than 4 times his median. Read it

#9 · Aqsa Sajjad, 278 median likes

Aqsa Sajjad is a personal brand strategist for senior leaders on LinkedIn and X, new in this edition. She is the only creator in the top 20 whose favorite day is Sunday. Her Personal Branding posts earn a 320 median, ahead of her posts about LinkedIn (270).

"35,000 people." Her most liked post of the year: 666 likes and 258 comments. Read it

#8 · Sehar Malik, 343 median likes

Sehar Malik is an HR executive and technical recruiter, new in this edition and the biggest account in this ranking, with 118k followers. She also has the lowest engagement rate (0.29%) and the lowest median comment count of the top 20.

Her yearly median more than doubled, from 128 in 2025 to 295 so far in 2026, and her Career Development posts earn a 467 median, above her overall figure.

"Farewells honor the people behind." Her most liked post of the year: 1,977 likes, almost 6 times her median, against 44 comments. Read it

#7 · Maryam Asim, 371 median likes

Maryam Asim shares AI, tech and personal branding tips as a marketing and growth strategist, and holds #7 from our previous edition. Her yearly median barely moved: 344 in 2025, 343 so far in 2026.

"Stop paying for courses to become a Claude Certified Architect. Everything you need is already out there." Her most liked post of the year: 2,435 likes, more than 6 times her median and the second-biggest post on this page. Read it

#6 · Imtisal Mehmood, 395 median likes

Imtisal Mehmood helps B2B founders and executives build a sales pipeline through LinkedIn, up from #9 in our previous edition. Among accounts over 20k followers, he has the best engagement rate in our Pakistan pool (1.35%), at the head of the efficiency cut below.

His yearly median rose from 264 in 2025 to 424 so far in 2026.

"A blessed Friday in Haram❤️🥹" His most liked post of the year, a single line: 1,639 likes, about 4 times his median. Read it

#5 · Asia Hussain, 411 median likes

Asia Hussain grows LinkedIn and X presences for founders, coaches and CEOs, from management to ghostwriting and design, up from #6 in our previous edition. She writes the longest posts of the 12 top-20 creators whose word counts we hold, and has the most posts analyzed in the top 20.

Her yearly median rose from 241 in 2025 to 361 so far in 2026. Personal Branding is her best theme (497 median likes); for more names there, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn personal branding creators.

"Finally, I hit my goal of making $6k monthly solely from LinkedIn." Her most liked post of the year: 1,042 likes. Read it

#4 · Arfa Farheen, 472 median likes

Arfa Farheen writes about AI, tech, no-code tools and LinkedIn growth as a marketing and growth strategist. She is the highest new entry of this edition, straight in at #4. AI is her main theme (466 median likes, close to her overall figure).

Our yearly data on her covers 2026 only, so there is no trajectory yet.

"If I had to start job hunting today... I'd ignore 90% of the advice online." Her most liked post of the year: 2,535 likes, more than 5 times her median and the single biggest post on this page. Read it

#3 · Arslan Iqbal, 575 median likes

Arslan Iqbal is a personal brand strategist for founders, CEOs and executives on LinkedIn and X, and holds #3 from our previous edition. His yearly median rose from 323 in 2025 to 589 so far in 2026.

His Communication posts earn a 707 median, above his posts about LinkedIn (527) and Content Marketing (522).

"I agree 💯." His most liked post of the year, two words of text: 2,239 likes, almost 4 times his median. See it

#2 · Aisha Riaz, 581 median likes

Aisha Riaz, a personal branding strategist and AI visibility expert, is #2 in this edition, down from #1 in our previous one. She is the second-biggest account in this ranking.

Her yearly median went from 942 in 2024 to 755 in 2025. Her Content Marketing posts earn a 596 median, ahead of her posts about LinkedIn (451).

"I don't have a Govt. job but I was selected among the Top 10 students from my university to receive an award from the Ombudsman Karachi 🏆🇵🇰" Her most liked post of the year: 1,839 likes, about 3 times her median. Read it

#1 · Sana Arif, 972 median likes

Sana Arif, founder and CEO of SanliGro Marketing Agency, tops our Pakistan ranking with 972 median likes per post, nearly 10 times the pool median, up from #2 in our previous edition.

Her yearly median doubled, from 485 in 2025 to 972 so far in 2026, after 328 in 2024. She also holds the highest median comment count in the top 20 (299), and a number opens 57% of her hooks, the top rate we measured here.

"Today, I passed another competitor. 💛" Her most liked post of the year: 2,109 likes and 759 comments, about twice her median, the smallest gap in the top 20: her rank rests on consistency. Read it

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement, engagement rates, themes, trajectories and favorite slots, across 65 Pakistani creators. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Who are the most-followed LinkedIn creators in Pakistan?

Followers are what most lists rank by, so here they are: the ten biggest active accounts in our Pakistan dataset (10+ posts in the last 12 months, one in the last 60 days). This is the top of our data, not a census of every Pakistani profile.

Accounts with fewer than 10 posts in 12 months, or none in the last 60 days, are left out by design, so public lists of the most-followed Pakistani profiles can differ.

Eight of the ten also make our top 20, and the whole top five of our ranking is among them. The largest account, Sehar Malik, ranks 8th; our number one, Sana Arif, is third by followers.

Palwasha Khan, a digital marketing strategist, is the one big account ranked outside the top 20, at #23 with 153 median likes on 40k followers. Junaid Aziz, an SQA mentor, has fewer than 30 posts in our data for the window, under our floor.

Which LinkedIn creators in Pakistan have the highest engagement rate?

Raw like counts favor whoever has the biggest crowd. Engagement rate corrects for that: median likes per post divided by followers (20k followers and over). In Pakistan the cut stays close to the top of the ranking:

All five also sit in our top 20, and Sana Arif, our number one, is third here: at the top of this pool, reach and efficiency go together.

Smaller accounts post higher rates still. The three highest rates in the top 20 belong to accounts under 20k followers: Ahmad Saleem (2.48%), Faiza Parwez (1.71%) and Asad Nazir (1.50%).

The top 20 itself runs from 2.48% (Ahmad Saleem) down to 0.29% (Sehar Malik), more than an eightfold spread. For country-level benchmarks, see our LinkedIn engagement rate by country.

Which LinkedIn creator in Pakistan gets the most comments per post?

One last angle that rarely shows up in these lists: comments relative to likes. Among accounts with 100+ median likes, the record in our Pakistan pool belongs to Faiza Parwez, #20 in this ranking, at 191 median comments against 171 median likes, about 1.1 comments for every like.

Zara Talat, who offers LinkedIn profile revamps, comes next, with 145 median comments on 147 median likes.

The typical top-20 creator here gets one comment for every 2.6 likes, the most conversational top 20 of the 17 countries we rank. In our India ranking, the same figure is one comment per 22 likes.

Where are Pakistan's LinkedIn-native creators?

In Pakistan, they are the ranking. Personal brand strategists, ghostwriters, LinkedIn growth specialists and a designer of creators' visuals hold most of this top 20, the whole top six included.

The exceptions are few:

• an HR recruiter (Sehar Malik)

• an AI tools explainer (Muhammad Ayan)

• a brand designer (Ibtehaj Ahmed)

• a web designer (Ahmad Saleem)

• an ads specialist (Asad Nazir)

• an SEO marketer (Faiza Parwez)

That is the reverse of most countries we rank, where founders, investors and executives hold the top. To see how Pakistan's names compare, open our worldwide ranking of the top LinkedIn creators.

We studied LinkedIn-native creators one data biography at a time in our guide to the top LinkedIn creators to study.

One timing note. Eleven of these twenty post most often between 2 PM and 5 PM Pakistan time, and six between 10 AM and noon. Those are the two windows that our Pakistan timing data scores highest for ordinary accounts: 3 PM PKT first, 11 AM close behind.

Here the top creators and the typical account keep the same clock. Monday is the favorite day of eight of the twenty.

And if showing up in these creators' comment sections is part of your plan, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked Pakistan's top LinkedIn creators

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through the last 12 months of posts from 65 Pakistani creators and ranked them by median likes per post.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked, a rule new in this edition. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 30 posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per creator, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Favorite slots: the day and hour each creator posts most often, in Pakistan time (PKT).

• Per creator: themes, yearly trajectories, writing fingerprints, engagement rates and conversation ratios.

Rankings refresh as the data does. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any Pakistani creator the way we just did (median engagement, engagement rate, themes, trajectory, slots) and benchmark your own profile against the country. The data on this page is the product.