Our true religion has given the orphan full attention and care. The noble verses and prophetic hadiths have urged Muslims to stand by the orphan and make them feel fatherly tenderness and kindness. Allah Almighty says in His perfect book: "But as for the orphan, do not oppress" and Allah Almighty says: "And they give food, despite their love for it, to the needy, the orphan, and the captive." And the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, said: "I and the sponsor of an orphan will be in Paradise like this," and he gestured with his index and middle fingers. Thus, the reward for the sponsor of an orphan is companionship with the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, in Paradise. I ask Allah Almighty that we all attain this great reward.
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My self-reliance began when my father passed away, may God have mercy on him, on the 13th of Ramadan in 1427 AH. Since then, the "Insan" Association, by all measures and standards, embraced me as a child who hadn't yet reached the age of ten, facing life's challenges and hardships from my family. I found support and assistance from the "Insan" Social Club. After graduating from high school, I enrolled in the Technical College, majoring in "Electromechanics" with a diploma. At that time, I began forging my future path with all determination, resolve, and perseverance, drawing on everything I had learned from the Association and the Club. I saw myself as exceptional in every way—academically, practically, in life, and even in sports. After graduation, I progressed through the ranks in a major company, starting as a worker, then a specialist, senior specialist, supervisor, and finally manager of the largest warehouse in Saudi Arabia. Additionally, I completed over thirty courses in supply chain management. My ambition didn't stop there; I continued my academic journey and earned a Professional Master's degree in Project Management. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management. All of this is thanks to God, and then thanks to the "Insan" Association and its staff for instilling principles and concepts in me from a young age. Finally, whoever does not thank people does not thank God. Thank you, one by one, to the staff of the "Insan" Association. Thank you to everyone who put in the effort to shape a promising generation. Thank you all.
Abdulilah Al-Hanaki
My father passed away in 1426 AH, when I was seven years old and in my first year of primary school. In 1437 AH, I joined Insan Social Club and received many developmental courses, English courses, and computer training. I was nominated to participate in the Hajj season as my first volunteer experience. In 1438 AH, I graduated from high school and enrolled at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, majoring in Occupational Therapy. I obtained a job at "Delta" International Schools as an Occupational Therapist, rehabilitating and integrating students with motor and cognitive disabilities into general classrooms. I was nominated as a supervisor for volunteer work within the school. I extend my sincere gratitude to our beloved association, Insan Society, for the services and empowerment programs it has provided us, and for equipping us with the means to achieve success and stability.
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His father passed away when he was four years old. His family joined the EHSAN Society and received all services. He began his life with hard work, diligence, and a desire to complete his education. He joined the EHSAN Social Club, which marked a turning point in his life. He met his peers at the club, and supervisors helped him academically, which improved his educational level. From the club, he learned leadership and social responsibility. The club instilled in him optimism and ambition for the future. After completing his secondary education, he enrolled in Al Maarefa University (Applied Sciences Department) in the field of nursing. He graduated from university with a bachelor's degree and ranked third in his graduating class. His life changed during his university years through his participation in various social activities, media organizations, charitable institutions, and volunteering, scouting, and recreational teams. After graduation, he worked in the Intensive Care Unit at King Saud Medical City. He was promoted and, by the grace of God, became the on-call Clinical Nursing Manager at the city.
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