MULTAN: Sewing clothes and teaching the Holy Quran to children did not prove to be a hurdle for two girls in Multan who secured top positions in BA examinations on Monday.
The top position holder, Tehmeena Jaleel, bore all expenses of her education by sewing clothes as her father was a postal office clerk in a sub-district of Multan. Bushra Amen, who secured the third position in BA, belongs to the rural area of Taunsa and would cover her education expenses by teaching the Holy Quran to children.
Jaleel belonged to Government College for Women, Jalalpur Peer Wala and secured 629 marks, while Amen from Government College for Women, Taunsa secured 621 marks. Saleha Khalil of Maimoona Post Graduate College came second in BA with 626 marks.
The three top positions of BSc examinations were also secured by girls, according to the results announced by Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan.
In BSc, the first position was secured by Ayesha Sharif with 695 marks, second position by Iqra Jamshaid with 691 marks and third by Saman Naz with 682 marks. All three position holders belonged to Punjab College, Multan.
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The governmnet should grant them scholarship so they can receive higher study
Give them all 1 million rupees each. Or better yet, improve the education system so that all the people who work at tandoors and tailors shops can afford to go to school and fulfill their talents, not just these people who are exceptionally driven.
yes shabaz should give them 1 million each
so they also deserve one million each. . . ;-)
Masha-Allah! this is true inspiration for all of us. Best of luck to all these girls for their future endeavors :)
GEO, Express should hire them as youth ambassador