Status Updates From My Brother

Indolence and complacency he considered as hinderances; consecration to duty and long and laborious toil were the price one must willingly pay in order to succeed in life.


The personality of Father of Quaid^

He slept for about two hours, undisturbed. And then he opened his eyes, saw me, and signaled with his head and eyes for me to come near him. He made one last attempt and whispered, "Fati, Khuda Hafiz. La Ilaha Il Allah Mohammad Rasul Allah." His head dropped slightly to his right, his eyes closed. I ran out of the room, shouting, screaming, "Doctor, doctor. Be quick. My brother is dying. Where are the Doctors?