Every figure echoed in some life story of someone whose ability had been repressed, not by nature, but by fate. — Muhammad Ahmed, Learning Beyond Numbers Copy Share WhatsApp
by Muhammad Ahmed
Non-Fiction · 100 pages
“The life of my aunt was a lesson to my life, always about being strong, patient, and quiet in my commitment.”
“The silence which had troubled my life before was now to become fruitful in creative thought and action.”
“Relating these learnings to the life of my aunt, I discovered that emotional intelligence is a less valued type of capital.”
“If you wouldn't want your current life ten years from now, why are you repeating so much of it today?”
“Your child is your creation, so you love him more than anything; it’s your lineage, which will carry on.”
“The world shaped us through touch, silence, fear, and survival.”
“Yasmeen imagined the diya glowing on the terrace at dusk, a tiny light shared between two families who had always lived as neighbours, not lines on a map.”
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