"Haq" is the Arabic word meaning "Truth"

Haq International Squash Academy has a vision of producing the best squash players at National and International levels.

HISA has emerged as the complete and unique Squash Management Solution for the Squash Club. HISA is also managed by Sadia Waseem Haq.

Neha Haq, and Mahnoor Haq, level One (1) US Squash Certified Coaches, both are the Assistant Directors of HISA.

HISA is primarily run by international Squash Professional Muhammad Waseem Ul Haq, who has extraordinary track record as a student and squash player. He had risen among the top 14 professional players of Pakistan in late nineties when the legend Jansher Khan was number 1 not only in Pakistan but also in the world. Haq attained the highest world ranking of 131 while working as design engineer in a multinational engineering company. Under his captaincy the Punjab squash team achieved the historic silver medal in 1998 National games in Pakistan. 

Haq won his first University of Engineering & Technology (Lahore, Pakistan) Squash Championship in 1990, and held that title undefeated until graduation in 1994

Haq represented his Mechanical Engineering department in the inter-departmental games throughout his graduation years. Haq was selected in the university team for the inter-universities games in Pakistan to compete in the all universities squash competition. He was awarded the roll of honor and university color by the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan.

After the inter Universities competitions, Haq was selected twice in the Pakistan Universities squash team before he chose to go higher level and play for Pakistan Railways and later year for the state of Punjab as the captain of the team. Haq was also awarded with the Pakistan universities color twice for being selected in the top 5 players out of all Pakistan universities squash players

Participation in some of the major Squash Events

• Winner Kentucky State Squash Championship, USA, 1999

• Silver Medal in National Games, Pakistan, 1998

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, Japan Open, Japan, 1998

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, Lakeshore Classic Open, USA, 1997

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, Macau Open, Macau, 1997

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, Geoff Hunt Australian Championship ,Australia, 97

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, Iso-Star #1 Open, Netherlands, 1996

• Quarter-Finalist, Texas Open, USA, 1996

• Quarter-Finalist, Florida Open, USA, 1996

• Semi-Finalist, Toyota Yamaha Kenya Open, Kenya, 1995

• Semi-Finalist, Dubai Open, Dubai, 1995

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, CAS Open, Pakistan, 1994

• Pre-Quarter Finalist, BOK Open, Pakistan, 1994

• Honor in participating in US open and 3 world opens

Organizer

Haq built, developed and served the Kentucky squash community as the Executive Director of Kentucky Squash Racquets Association, 1999 to 2005

Held numerous world class exhibitions, 4 to 6 tournaments per year for Women, men and juniors, hundred of hours of lessons and clinics

Built the foundation for junior program in Kentucky

Along with HISA, Haq has experience as working as the squash director and teaching pro at supreme court 1 athletic club, Sunnyvale, CA, USA. Haq also has valuable experience working as the Head Squash Pro of Bay Club Santa Clara, CA, USA.

Official

The Final Match Referee:

BOK Open, 94 (Jansher Khan Vs Umar Zaman)

Women US Open 96 (Latasha Khan Vs Shabana Khan)

Referee & Marker: World open 91, 93, 95, 2015, US Open 96, 2015, 2014, Pakistan Open 91, 92, 94.

Awards and Contracts

Recent Exhibition Matches with professional squash players

• Peter Nicol, PSA world #1 2005

• John White, PSA world #1 2005

• Zarak Jahan Khan, Ex-PSA world #8 2011

• Faisal Mesiya, EX-PSA player

• Rizwan Butt, Ex-PSA player

• Imran Nasir, Ex-PSA player

Education:

• MSc Electrical Engineering (USA)

• BS Mechanical Engineering (Pakistan)