Mominah Zafar: A Young Girl’s Determination to Learn

In the quiet fields of Khushab, 11-year-old Mominah Zafar watches her father work tirelessly—farming, laboring, doing whatever it takes to provide for his family. With four sisters and limited resources, education was never a priority in her home.

Mominah once studied at a government school, but the learning environment didn’t nurture her potential. She struggled, her dreams clouded by the fear of being left behind. But everything changed when she joined A-Rehmat O Noor Memorial TAKMIL School.

Here, Mominah found more than just books—she found encouragement, a quality education, and a place where her ambitions were valued. Today, her parents finally see the spark in her eyes. She excels in mathematics, helps her mother at home, and dreams of becoming a teacher to help children like her.

Yet, financial hardships still cast a shadow over her future. Mominah’s story is one of resilience, hope, and the power of education. With the right support, she can break the cycle of poverty and inspire the next generation.