Whoever knows the meaning of passion and enthusiasm will find that life has meaning.

Like any student in school, I took the “Mawhiba” scale test in elementary school, and by God’s grace and generosity, I passed the test and was nominated among the “Mawhiba” students. From here, my journey towards the future began.   I attended many enrichment programs that were presented to me by “Mawhiba”, where they were keen to first identify our weaknesses and deal with them and even continue to improve them, and to think differently, and to think outside the box, which results in a flow of ideas and creativity.  From a scientific perspective, she provided us with scientific research methods in all their details, starting with the problem, the research objectives, and its plan, and ending with the results, and how to be a good researcher. The impact of this early education since I was young was noticeable and tangible in my cognitive and educational structure, and the credit goes to God Almighty first, and then to “Mawhiba.”   Thank God, innovation was honored at the Excellence Ceremony in Eastern Education, and the journey did not end here. “Talent” made me devote my effort and time to knowledge, and I take the initiative in my school, as I represented it in several places, including exhibitions, conferences, school participation, and voluntary community initiatives.   Finally, whoever knows the meaning of passion will find that life has meaning, and whoever does not thank people does not thank God. I cannot thank the Mawhiba Foundation enough for providing me with so much in all aspects, and for its great impact on my future and my education. Thank you Mawhiba, thank you for every step you take for me and all the students, thank you for all the initiatives that you worked on with the utmost effort to enrich us.