Sheekadan waxay tilmaamaysaa qiimaha waxbarashada. Waliba gabdhaha kartida leh meesha ay ka gaari karaan waxbarashada.
Aamina ayay ku saabsan tahay sheekadan
Teeda kale wiilka yurub ka yimid isna dhakhtar ahaa habka uu ku jeclaaday aamino. Iyo siduu u shukaansaday markay is barteen.
Iyo sidey isku fahmeen. Iyo hadallada cajiibka ah oo uu ku tilmaamay dumarka noocan oo kale ah.
Hablaha kartida leh xagga waxbarashada aad ayay u yar yihiin.
Gabdhaha badankooda waxay u aadaan jaamacadda shukaansi iyo waqtidhumis.
Sidaa awgeed ma arkaysid gabar heer sare ka gaarayso waxbarashada.
Waxaad arkaysaa naagtii maantoo dhan buugaagta wadday marka la guursado iyadoo diraca jiidayso oo caloosha loo buuxiyay.
Buugaagtii oo dhan meel ayay ku tuurtay.
Waxaa u fiicnayd inaysan aadin jaamacad.
Sidaa awgeed dumarka badankooda waxaa loogu talaggalay inay ilmaha barbaariyaan. Oo aysan isku dhinin heer jaamacad.
Sabarka xagga waxbarashada aad buu ugu yar yahay.
Tuulo yar oo ku taal koonfurta caasimadda Muqdisho, halkaas oo geedo Qudhac ah oo qadiimi ah ay hadhkooda hodanka ku ah ka dhigeen aqalo dhoobo ah, ayay Aamina ku dhalatay. Waxay jirtay toddobo markii ugu horreysay ee ay aragtay ambalaas cad oo boor kasoo dhex baxayso. Waxa ay qaadeen hooyadeed oo foolanaysa. Aamina waxa ay si mug leh u eegtay dhakhtarkii gaadhiga ka soo baxay, haweenay xidhan jaakad cad oo nadiif ah in kasta oo ay ciid kululi ku jirto, oo cod kalsooni leh ku hadlaysa.
Isla markaas, waxaa dhashay walaalkeed ka yar, waxaase ka sii muhiimsanaa, riyo qalbiga Aamina ku dhalatay: “Anigu iyada oo kale ayaan ahaan doonaa”. Maalintaas ayay jeclaatay inay noqoto dhakhtarad.
Socdaalku ma fududayn. Dagaaladii sokeeye ayaa cirka isku sii shareeray, dugsigii kaliya ee tuulada ku yaalayna waa la duqeeyay. Aamina ma quusan. Hooyadeed, oo hadda bogsatay, waxay ka soo ururisay bogag cadcad oo buugaag duug ah, waxayna ku bartay alifbeetada iftiinka feynuusta.
Aamina waxay casharradeeda ciidda ugu qori jirtay faraheeda yaryar. Dabayshu way tirtiri jirtay wixii ay qortay, laakiin way ku celcelinaysay, sidii iyadoo dabaysha ku oranaysa, Riyadayda ma masaxi doonto.
Markii ay afar iyo toban jirsatay, qoyskeeda ayaa lagu qasbay inay u qaxaan xero qaxooti oo ku taal Kenya. Halkaa, teendho dadku ku badan yihiin ayay Aamina heer sare ka gaadhay. Waxay iibin jirtay rooti si ay qalin u soo iibsato oo ay dayaxa hoos fariisato si ay wax u barato. Wiilashii way ku majaajiloodeen iyagoo odhan jiray, gabadhu shahaado uma baahna ee nin ayay u baahan tahay. Laakiin waxay si qarsoodi ah ugu celcelin jirtay odhaahdii hooyadeed: “Aqoontu waa hub aan waligii daxalaysan, gabadheey.”
Muddo sanado ah oo heersare ah kaddib, Aamina waxay heshay deeq waxbarasho oo ay ku barato Jaamacadda Khartoum. Markii ugu horreysay ee ay xidhatay jaakad cad, waxay dareentay inay xidhan tahay cambuurkii boqoradda.
Laakiin caqabadaha halkaas kuma eka. Manhajku waxa uu ahaa Ingiriis, Aamina waxa ay u xifdisay erey-bixinta caafimaadka sidii qof waalan, iyada oo soo toostay ka hor waaberiga si ay ugu celceliso ku dhawaaqisteeda.
Sannadkeedii ugu dambeeyay, iyada oo aan haysan awood xaddidan, waxay ka qaybqaadatay qaybinta hal xabo oo ay wadaagaan konton arday. Weligeed ma ayan caban. Waxay nafteeda u sheegi jirtay, “Jidhkaygu wuu xanuunsadaa, laakiin ruuxaygu xanuunka wuu ka sarreeyaa.”
Aamina waxay ku qalin jabisay si sharaf leh. Waxay lahayd dalabyo soo jiidasho leh oo ah inay ka shaqeyso isbitaallo ku yaal Yurub ama Khaliijka, laakiin qalbigeeda ayaa u garaacday ciidda Soomaaliya. Waxay dib ugu soo laabatay magaalada Muqdisho, halkaasoo ay ka furtay xarun caafimaad oo ku taal degmada Wadajir oo ah goob mashquul badan.
Markii hore, waxay la kulantay dhibaatooyin badan: koronto la’aan, daawo yari, iyo kalsooni darada dadka da’da ah qaarkood ay u qabaan dhakhtar dumar ah.
Laakiin Aamina waxa ay haysatay hub ka awood badan maqaarka madaxa: dulqaad iyo dhoola caddeyn. Waxay ka daaweysay carruurta duumada, waxay caawisay haweenka fooshu ku adag tahay, waxayna u safartay tuulooyin fogfog iyadoo dameer saaran si ay carruurta uga tallaalto jadeecada.
Maanta oo labaatan sano halgan ah kaddib, Digtooreesa. Aamina waa maamulaha cusbitaalka ugu weyn ee haweenka koonfurta Soomaaliya. Kaliya ma daweyso bukaanada ee waxay sidoo kale ku tababartay in badan gabdho Soomaaliyeed kalkaalisada iyo umulisada.
Maalin maalmaha ka mid ah, iyadoo eegaysa qaybta carruurta, ayaa waxay aragtay inan yar oo lebbisan oo dharkeeda jeexjeexan, oo indho fiiqan ku eegaysa, sidii ay u eegtay dhakhtarka markii ay yarayd. Aamina intay u soo dhawaatay ayay garabka ka salaaxday, waxayna cod diiran ku tidhi, “Ma waxaad doonaysaa inaad noqoto dhakhtar sidayda oo kale?” Inantii si xishood leh ayay u luxday madaxeeda.
Aamina oo dhoola caddeynaysa. Guusheeda ma ahayn mid ku timid maal ama caannimo, balse waxay ahayd inay iftiin u noqoto gabdhaha kale ee ku nool waddan ay dagaalladu aafeeyeen. Sheekadeedu waxay cadaysay in aanay guushu ku dhalan qasri, balse ay tahay go’aan aan leexleexad lahayn, gabadha Soomaaliyeedna haddii ay iyadu doorato ay noqon karto mid meel kasta oo ay tagto wanaag u horseedda.
Maalintii xigtay Aamina waxay dhagax-dhigtay dugsi lagu xannaaneeyo kalkaalinta, iyadoo ku dul qornayd: “Halkan waxaan ka soo saarnaa dhakhaatiir … Uurka dhibaatada, mucjiso ayaa ka dhalanayso.”
Haddaba sabarka waxbarashada waa wax la hubo in guul lagu gaarayo.
Haddii aad hayso sheeko la mid ah sheekada aamino halkan noogu soo qor. Sidoo kale laayigta hanaga illaawin adoo ku mahadsan.
Waxaa la sheegay ugu dambeyn aamina inuu guursaday wiil isna dhakhtar ah oo ka yimid yurub.
Waxay isku barteen magaalada Muqdisho.
Wiilka markuu arkay aamina sidey u karti badan tahay iyo sidey u qurux badan tahay wuu jeclaaday.
Wuxuu yiri waligay ma aanan arag gabar isku darsatay qurux iyo aqoon.
Naagta waxaad arkaysaa iyadoo aqoon leh laakin aan qurxoonayn.
Sidoo kale waxaad arkaysaa naag aad u qurux badan laakin jaahilad ah oo kibir badan.
Laakin aamino waa boqorad isku darsatay aqoon iyo qurux.
Sheeko yaab leh dameer iyo waraabe oo arrin isku qabsaday
This story shows the value of education. And where talented girls can achieve education.
This story is about Amina
On the other hand, the boy from Europe who was also a doctor, how he fell in love with Amina. And how he dated when they met.
And how they understood each other. And the wonderful words he described about such women.
Talented girls in terms of education are very few.
Most girls go to university to date and waste time.
That’s why you don’t see a girl who achieves a high level of education.
You see the woman today who carried all the books when she got married, pulling the strings and filling her stomach.
She threw all the books away.
It was good for her not to go to university.
That’s why most women are destined to raise children. And they don’t limit themselves to university.
They have very little patience for education.
In a small village south of the capital, Mogadishu, where ancient acacia trees cast their rich shade over mud huts, Amina was born. She was seven when she first saw a white ambulance emerge from the dust. They picked up her mother in labor. Amina looked intently at the doctor who emerged from the vehicle, a woman wearing a clean white coat despite the hot sand, speaking in a confident voice.
At the same time, her younger brother was born, but more importantly, a dream was born in Amina’s heart: “I will be like her.” That day, she wanted to be a doctor.
The journey was not easy. Civil war raged, and the only school in the village was bombed. Amina did not give up. Her mother, now recovered, collected blank pages from old books and taught herself the alphabet by lantern light.
Amina would write her lessons in the sand with her tiny fingers. The wind would erase what she wrote, but she would repeat it, as if telling the wind, “My dreams will not be erased.”
When she was fourteen, her family was forced to flee to a refugee camp in Kenya. There, in a crowded tent, Amina excelled. She would sell bread to buy pens and sit under the moon to study. The boys would tease her, saying that a girl doesn’t need a degree, she needs a man. But she would secretly repeat her mother’s saying: “Knowledge is a weapon that never rusts, girl.”
After years of excellence, Amina received a scholarship to study at the University of Khartoum. The first time she put on a white coat, she felt like she was wearing a queen’s robe.
But the challenges did not end there. The curriculum was in English, and Amina memorized medical terminology like a madman, waking up before dawn to practice her pronunciation.
In her final year, with limited resources, she participated in the distribution of a single meal shared by fifty students. She never complained. She used to tell herself, “My body hurts, but my spirit is above the pain.”
Amina graduated with honors. She had attractive offers to work in hospitals in Europe or the Gulf, but her heart beat for Somali soil. She returned to Mogadishu, where she opened a health center in the bustling Wadajir district.
In the past, she faced many challenges: lack of electricity, lack of medicine, and the distrust some older people had for a female doctor.
But Amina had weapons more powerful than scalpels: patience and a smile. She treated children for malaria, helped women in difficult labor, and traveled to remote villages on a donkey to vaccinate children against measles.
Today, after two decades of struggle, Digtooreesa. Amina is the director of the largest women’s hospital in southern Somalia. She not only treats patients, but has also trained many Somali girls to be nurses and midwives.
One day, while looking at the children’s ward, she saw a little girl in torn clothes, staring at her with piercing eyes, as she had looked at the doctor when she was little. Amina approached her, patted her shoulder, and said in a warm voice, “Do you want to be a doctor like me?” The girl nodded her head shyly.
Amina smiles. Her success was not due to wealth or fame, but to be a light to other girls living in a war-torn country. Her story proved that success is not born in a palace, but through unwavering determination, and a Somali girl, if she chooses, can be a force for good wherever she goes.
The next day, Amina laid the foundation stone for a nursing school, with the inscription: “Here we produce doctors … From the womb of suffering, a miracle is born.”
So patience in learning is a sure thing to achieve success.
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It was said that Aamino eventually married a boy who was also a doctor from Europe.
They met in Mogadishu.
When the boy saw how talented and beautiful Aamino was, he fell in love with her.
He said he had never seen a girl who combined beauty and knowledge.
You see a woman who is knowledgeable but not beautiful.
You also see a woman who is very beautiful but ignorant and arrogant.
But Aamino is a queen who combined knowledge and beauty.