In a world dominated by big brands, big cities, and big funding — Mobilistan is proof that great things can still start from scratch, even in places where no one expects them to.
This is the real story of Mobilistan — founded in Quetta by two ambitious young men, Syed Muhammad Usman and Samiullah, with no investors, no startup ecosystem, and no shortcuts. Just a vision, faith, and relentless hard work.
The Problem They Saw
In Pakistan, owning a quality smartphone is often a basic need — not a luxury. Phones are the gateway to jobs, education, business, and daily life. But for millions, buying one upfront is nearly impossible. Traditional financing options require:
- Credit cards (which most don’t have)
- Bank loans (which are interest-based)
- Complicated approvals and hidden charges
The result? People either settle for poor-quality phones or fall into riba-based debt traps just to own a decent device.
Usman and Samiullah saw this problem firsthand — especially in underdeveloped areas like Balochistan. So they asked a bold question:
“Why can’t there be a halal, interest-free way to buy technology?”
The Beginning: Quetta, a Laptop, and a Dream
Mobilistan wasn’t started in a fancy office. It started in Quetta, with a single laptop, an internet connection, and two people who believed change was possible.
They built their first website themselves.
They responded to every customer manually.
They made deals directly with vendors — one by one.
They reinvested every single rupee into growth.
There were no shortcuts, no handouts. Just purpose and persistence.
Usman: The Brain Behind the Brand
Syed Muhammad Usman ( Usman ibn Saleem) focused on:
- Building the website and online store
- Designing the user journey and UI
- Branding, marketing, and customer acquisition
- Launching growth campaigns on a minimal budget
He ensured Mobilistan looked, felt, and worked like a top-tier digital platform — even though it was running from a small room in Quetta.
🔗 Connect with Usman on LinkedIn
Sami: The Engine Behind Operations
Samiullah focused on:
- Partnering with vendors and securing product supply
- Structuring finance and installment logic
- Managing logistics, deals, and financial health
- Handling offline inquiries and building local trust
He ensured Mobilistan could actually deliver what it promised — especially in places where customers needed human trust, not just digital forms.
🔗 Connect with Samiullah on LinkedIn
What Makes Mobilistan Different
Mobilistan is not backed by banks. It doesn’t rely on credit scoring. It doesn’t charge interest. And it doesn’t lock people into unfair contracts.
Instead, it offers:
- Shariah-compliant, 100% interest-free installment plans
- Flexible payment terms (3, 6, 9, 12, 15 months)
- Online + offline service, so anyone, anywhere in Pakistan can apply
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
Whether you’re a student, a freelancer, a shopkeeper, or a mother — Mobilistan makes sure you can access the tech you need without compromising your beliefs.
From One City to a Nationwide Mission
Today, Mobilistan is recognized across Pakistan for its halal BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) model. But the mission hasn’t changed:
“We started with a laptop and a prayer. Now we serve thousands. But we’ll never forget our roots — or the reason we started.”
— Usman & Samiullah
Their next step?
- Expand to more cities
- Onboard more local vendors
- Launch AI-based product guides
- Scale to international Muslim markets, In Sha Allah
The Story of Mobilistan isn’t just about selling phones.
It’s about building trust, solving real problems, and showing that from Quetta, you can still build something that serves the whole nation.
Follow the Founders:
- Syed Muhammad Usman (Usman ibn saleem) – linkedin.com/in/usmanibnsaleem
- Samiullah – linkedin.com/in/samiullah-sadiq
Explore Mobilistan:
🌐 www.mobilistan.pk
📞 WhatsApp/Call: 0336-1133118
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