The woman went from illiterate to literate in 3 months and won an award from the United Nations

 

Ayesha, an illiterate but courageous 

woman, 

became literate in just three 

months and received a major award 

from the United Nations.

This brave woman is

 Ayesha Al Shabelli of Saudi Arabia 

who received an award from the 

United Nations for her efforts to 

end unemployment, but her efforts 

are based on a difficult struggle, on 

which the United Nations itself had 

to say, "Illiterates who made the 

world cry." gave'

While giving an interview

to the Saudi TV channel, the brave 

woman Ayesha Al-Shabili said that 

she belongs to the Jazan region and 

she could not study for some 

reason. 

During the campaign 

to end unemployment, they spread 

their skills through handicraft 

industry and gave hope to others.

Ayesha said that

I was completely illiterate, it was 

not possible for me to write, let 

alone read. Submitted a video of my 

work to the global competition on 

home industry on behalf of the 

United Nations. 

The most important 

of the terms of the competition was 

titled 'I should not be illiterate'.

The organizers liked 

the video I submitted for the 

competition, which showed me 

working.

 They liked the video 

but to be eligible to participate in 

the contest I had to be literate and I 

only had 3 months to do it.

Brave women said

that those three months proved to 

be the turning point of my life 

because I achieved something 

during that time which I could not 

achieve in my entire life till now. 

I have become a grandmother

and grandmother, but I did not let 

age hinder my determination and 

within three months I learned to 

read and write and proved my 

worth for the competition.

Ayesha said

 that when I went to the UN session 

to receive the award, that moment 

is unforgettable for me. At that 

time, when I took out the pre-

written paper to express my 

thoughts, I could not control my 

emotions and cried on the stage.

When I returned after receiving

the award, my thinking and view 

had changed. After that I decided to 

create a charity for education and 

established it.

Ayesha also told that 

knowing the reason for her crying, 

these words were written about me 

in the UN session, "The illiterate 

who made the world cry".

After receiving the award, the 

woman continued her studies. After 

matriculation and admission, she is 

now a student of Arab University.