Musa’s Rise from Hardship

No one knew exactly when Musa lost his parents—only that from a young age, life had already

tested him more than most adults. He slept where night met him, worked wherever

he was allowed, and ate whatever kindness provided. While other children complained about

little things, Musa learned early how to survive. School was a dream he couldn’t afford,

but learning was not something poverty could take from him. He listened,

observed, asked questions, and taught himself with borrowed books and broken pens.

Many laughed at him. Some told him, “You won’t become anything.”

But Musa never gave up. Every rejection made him tougher. Every hunger-filled