What I Learned from my Grandmother

A person who inspired me the most when I was young was my grandmother. She was a very religious person who devoted herself to Allah and spent most of her time praying and reciting the Qurโ€™an. Her way of life left a deep mark on my heart, and throughout my life, I have seen her…

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A person who inspired me the most when I was young was my grandmother. She was a very religious person who devoted herself to Allah and spent most of her time praying and reciting the Qurโ€™an. Her way of life left a deep mark on my heart, and throughout my life, I have seen her as a role model. I try my best to follow her values, her ethics, and her beliefs. I would say she is the person who inspired me to become a good person, both for my family and for society.

My grandmother was a very quiet person. She rarely talked to anyone unnecessarily, and she used to teach Qurโ€™an to young children every day. She spent almost her entire day in worship and teaching. She hardly had time to visit the neighbours or gossip. She lived a very simple and pure life.

She passed away when I was just ten years old. It was a very difficult time for me. Her death was a shock, and I still remember that day clearly. I can still hear her last wordsโ€”she was reciting the Shahada continuously until her final moments. The whole neighbourhood praised her for her piety, her generosity, and her kindness. She taught Qurโ€™an to all the children for free. Sometimes, people would give her fish or food inreturn, but she never charged a fee.

Today, I have also become a teacher, even though I donโ€™t teach Qurโ€™an. I am devoted to teaching, and I truly love children. I try my best to teach sincerely, and I am always trying to improve myself. Itโ€™s really fascinating to teach young children, and I believe it is a good service to my country and to our society.


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