In the heart of Afghanistan's history filled with crises and complexities, in a distant and forgotten city called Mazar-i-Sharif, I was born in a land where war and poverty loomed like a dark shadow over its people. In this land, dreams can hardly become reality, but from a young age I had learned that no force could divert me from my path. My home was in a street filled with dust and endless hustle, where the sounds of life could be heard. I remember those days when my mother and father always listened to my words with endless care and attention, even when their hearts were filled with endless worries. Our home was filled with love and warmth, but just as my family’s embrace was a refuge for me, outside of it was a world full of threat and crisis that was rapidly growing in the shadow of darkness.
I pursued my education at Lisah Sheikh Mohammad Sadiq Shahab School until the 8th grade. Unfortunately, due to the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, I was unable to continue my formal schooling. Despite these challenges, I have continued to pursue learning through online courses and self-directed study.
Completed multiple international online courses covering diverse topics in technology, development, and professional skills. Gained practical knowledge and earned certificates to enhance my expertise and career readiness.
Actively contributing as a member of GOT by supporting initiatives that empower youth, promote innovation, and encourage community development. Engaged in leadership activities, creative projects, and outreach programs that inspire progress and drive meaningful change.
As a Speaker at Women Ascension, a global nonprofit working in 90+ countries, I advocate for women's empowerment and sustainable development. I deliver impactful talks on gender equality, youth leadership, and SDGs, and actively engage in international dialogues that promote civil rights and social action.