Last week marked a momentous occasion as my twin siblings graduated from university after a dedicated five-year journey in medicine and pharmacy. Little did I know that this day would arrive, but deep down, I always held unwavering faith in its inevitability.

Today, as we stand on the cusp of those five transformative years, I wonder how the swiftness of time's passage, sometimes like a whirlwind and at other times, in a gentle, unhurried pace. And just like that, it all concluded in the blink of an eye.

As they donned their caps and robes, my heart swelled with a stunning emotion. I broke into tears and found myself enveloping them in a tight, heartfelt embrace as if I were cradling a radiant full moon on a balmy 14th-night soirée.

Can anyone ever tire of gazing upon such splendor or feeling the warmth of their embrace?!!!

Then, like a harmonious symphony, the words "We hope you are the next" rang out, and I was moved into a reverie, Time ceased to exist as I too, donned that coveted graduation cap. My name echoed through the hall as I ascended the stage to receive my hard-earned certification. My joy knew no bounds, and my smile stretched wider than the horizon as I waved my certificate aloft. Then a voice, as sweet as the most melodious musical note, proclaimed, "You are now doctors," I saw my parents, their jubilant cheers filling the air. My heart danced to a rhythm that only it could comprehend.

Yet, I was softly drawn away from my reverie, and the graduation ceremony drew to its poignant conclusion. I may wander freely within the realms of my fantasies, but I cannot halt the ceaseless march of life at my whim.

Another year of dental school lies ahead before my graduation

Stay tuned for the sweet symphony of love and kindness you have planted within me, steadily growing into a breathtaking crescendo.

Thank you for your unwavering and ongoing support, your notes of encouragement harmonizing with the melody of my dreams.😍😉

Yesterday, in the sunset hours before iftar, I looked at the sky, how it prepares itself to receive darkness and gloom, with rebellious colors to survive- even if it is absent- its yellow disk begins to reappear on the morning of Eid.

I woke up repeating the Eid takbeers

and running to the balcony. I see the yellow threads gathering again as if imposing their beauty, so they revive a heart and smile at it, coming with the brightest news; This is alfitar Eid day, a day preserved with happiness, in which no one can think, even for a while, of anything other than happiness.

On this day, I leave myself like a bird flying around the country, “We Have On This Earth What Makes Life Worth Living”

I wait for a picture with my parents as if it was the first time that madness pushed me to be alive again, and then I declare the victory of madness at that moment

I hope that my written blogs captured your interest.😍

The writing was handmade for somebody like me, I put all my feelings in. So your comments are important to me.

I have seen too many sunsets, ending in the darkest nights, but I will not throw my hands up. I recently published two blogs, and I hope you would like them.

thanks in advance😍

I whispered under my breath, "I can do it."

When my first patient in my dental life said, "Salam, ثلام" in his way, I realized how small things can change. After that, I started making him a complete denture.

I was nervous and afraid of making mistakes. This time making mistakes is forbidden.

Then day by day, I moved from Diagnosis, Primary impression, Secondary impression, Jaw relation, and try-in to deliver as a final step to the complete denture. The patient was satisfied, and my supervisor paid me a compliment. He said, "your complete denture is head and shoulders above the others." I was happy with the result. Then the patient said, "سلام" without any stammering. He did not say ثلام as usual. Now, he can smile and eat well.

Then I remembered my first barefoot on the grass after I got injured in the war when I was young. It meant a new beginning for going on, and this is a new beginning, too.

I know I am still away from my target, but with your support, I can make new other smiles that can change someone's life.
get to know me better, I will make you proud of me

Hello everyone,
Thanks to your ongoing support, I just finished my first semester at the fourth level of dental school
I love befriending a dream. I love dreamers who tell me that life is beautiful, that we are wonderful, and that stumbling blocks are only incentives for more.

"It's in giving that we receive"
I go in this semester through making composite and amalgam restorations for patients who need them, making a complete denture for the elderly one as my first patient in my practical dental life, I also make perfect diagnoses and treatment plans for a lot of patients.

really, I grow through these smiles because of your ongoing support.
I sincerely thank my supporters, mentors, VIP.fund volunteers and colleagues who helped me build my network, and hone my skills.

Hello everyone,
Thanks to your ongoing support, I just finished my first semester at the fourth level of dental school
I love befriending a dream. I love dreamers who tell me that life is beautiful, that we are wonderful, and that stumbling blocks are only incentives for more.

"It's in giving that we receive"
I go in this semester through making composite and amalgam restorations for patients who need them, making a complete denture for the elderly one as my first patient in my practical dental life, I also make perfect diagnoses and treatment plans for a lot of patients
I sincerely thank my supporters, mentors, VIP.fund volunteers and colleagues who helped me build my network, and hone my skills.