Shandana Minhas in CHOWK:
A maidservant’s daughter in Shabina Mustafa’s building was refused admission in a sewing class because she could not read or write. In the intro to the project her rejection spawned, Shabina writes, “if I could teach her some basic numeric and literacy skills, she could build on them and learn specialized skills to make something of her life. It was then that I thought, why not teach the children of other servants too. My garage was lying unused and it came in handy for this purpose.”
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Dear Mrs Mustafa,
A.O.A
Great website which shows the results of your restless efforts’s
to get there. May Allah will bless you with your continuis efforts and with needful resources to and courge to keep growing with awsome project.
Please give my regards to Amma.
Take care and bye for now.
B.Regards.
Mohammad Khawaja
Dear Mrs Shabina Mustafa:
This is remarkable service to mankind that you are doing. Seldom any one thinks of the poor under-previledged children’s education. You are doing a wonderful job. I live in Texas, USA, would like to visit your school during my next visit to Karachi and would like to sponsor some needy kids.
Best Regards
Aman
Dear Aman
Thank you very much for appreciating the work Of the garage school .. You are more than welcome to come and visit me anytime ,They are wonderful children .
Shabina
Dear Khawaja
A very late reply to your mail full of admiration of my work . I do appreciate your thoughtfulness ,Pray to Allah that more can join me in the cause to support the poor .. Ameen