Nidifugous: Amal’s sprouting
At last, the journey of Amal comes to an end, spawning too many qualities, eradicating every weakness by inchmeal but not least build a family, I thought after my school there will be no alternative but it happens again. People like my childhood are here again; giving the most of them to you without anticipating any reason, they don’t think like materialistic, everyone is so overwhelmed to help each other and always more than welcome. Which I would depict in Ahmad Faraz words
چلو اب ایسا کرتے ہے ستارے بانٹ لیتے ہیں”
ضرورت کے مطابق ہم سہارے بانٹ لیتے ہیں
میری جولی میں جتنے بھی وفا کے پھول ہیں ان کو
“اکھٹے بیٹھ کر سارے کے سارے بانٹھ لیتے ہیں
This is why it has become so hard to say goodbye to these unsullied people.
Why this journey was so impactful and I really feel nostalgic at the end of it, because of my mentors: Ma’am Zohra Hassan and Sir Tayyab Kaleem Khan, charming people I have never acquainted like this before with teacher’s ever in my life. It’s really inspiring the way ma’am is taking care of us all and her sincereness for students. The deep assertion in courses of Sir Tayyab is remarkable. Besides this I will never forget his rational discussion of personal life experiences, and will try my best to have a thinking perspective like him.
The Amal academy gives me life long lessons both in online courses and in sessions. To avail the opportunity and make circumstances in your favor in any job interviews or working environment, from thinking like entrepreneur to building business model, Eisenhower matrix of productivity to Pomodoro technique, resuming writing to cover letter, Passenger to mock interviews, making research bank to networking, at last but no least Positive thinking to become contagious, encompasses sufficient for me this beautiful environment.
And here it comes to end, I wish this thing never ends and these memories always indulge my solitude with memories I have spent in this 3 months fellowship. This family and Amal is part of life from this to the rest of my life. Once an Amal always will be an Amal.
