Blessed Building: Civil engineer wants to work for free
A civil engineer has offered his services for the extension of Masjidul Haram free of charge.
RAHIM YAR KHAN:
A civil engineer has offered his services for the extension of Masjidul Haram free of charge. According to district officials, civil engineer Muhammad Habib said that he has 15 years of experience in construction and has been a part of teams that have worked on internationally acclaimed buildings. “If my services are taken for the extension programme of the mosque, I will not charge anything,” he said. Habib said that he was prepared to work for three years and would only ask for residence and food. “All I want is Allah’s blessing,” he said.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 23rd, 2011.
A civil engineer has offered his services for the extension of Masjidul Haram free of charge. According to district officials, civil engineer Muhammad Habib said that he has 15 years of experience in construction and has been a part of teams that have worked on internationally acclaimed buildings. “If my services are taken for the extension programme of the mosque, I will not charge anything,” he said. Habib said that he was prepared to work for three years and would only ask for residence and food. “All I want is Allah’s blessing,” he said.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 23rd, 2011.