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QADDARATA

QADDARATA

by Jameela Jameey ƴar mutan Kankia ,

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11, Sep 2023
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"May Allah bless everyone abundantly and guide us in the right path. Today, I am truly delighted as I have received my Medicine certificate with excellent results. After completing my internship at Murtala Hospital in Kano, I have now embarked on my NYSC journey in Enugu. I spent about a year at the camp before relocating to my hometown, Katsina, to work at FMC. I have gained invaluable experiences, and I am grateful for the opportunities provided by Allah.

Upon returning home, I was warmly welcomed, especially by my mother. She has been a constant source of support and encouragement.

After two weeks, I noticed a change in my routine. My life became a whirlwind of activities, and my phone, an iPhone 7, was in my hand at all times. Its screen was a constant source of distraction.

One day, I decided to take a break from my phone. I was feeling overwhelmed, and I needed some time away. I realized how much I had missed the beauty of life and the people around me. Today was different; it was a day of gratitude.

I picked up my phone and decided to call a friend, Fatash. We chatted for a while, and then I called my father. As soon as he answered, I could tell he was in high spirits.

"Hello, Father," I greeted.

"Hello, my dear. Masha Allah! Your mother and I are overjoyed. We are truly blessed," he replied.

I couldn't help but smile. I thanked Allah for my parents' happiness and well-being. I knew that their prayers and love were always with me.

Later, I found myself in my room, contemplating. I dialed Husna's number and was met with a warm response. She told me she had become an aunt, and I congratulated her.

I couldn't shake off the feeling of missing her, though. In my heart, I knew our connection was strong, and nothing could change that.

Then, Husna's voice changed, and she said, "Congratulations, my dear friend, you're going to be a baby girl."

I was moved to tears and couldn't find the words to express my gratitude.

After two weeks, I visited my maternal and paternal relatives, Asma'u and her children. We spent a wonderful day together, full of laughter and joy.

Life has taken a new turn for me. I look forward to the arrival of Husna's baby girl with great excitement, as I know that it will bring even more joy to our lives. Today, I am grateful for all the blessings that have come my way."

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