Lessons from the last session: Taking Flight ✈ 🛩

4 min readOct 22, 2021

It was a fantastic experience at AMAL, and the train for this adventure will pick me up on July 31, 2021. I was a passenger in one of its boxes, batch 202, along with fifty-five other people. These boxes were driven by Sir Ahmed Raza Mahmood and Ma’am Iman Abid Khan. But now at the end of the fellowship, we are forty-six.

There were several stations, occurrences, and noteworthy platforms that forced me to think logically, professionally, and introspectively. I am really honored to tell my story of how AMAL impacted not only my life but also my destiny. So strap your seat belts and join me on this adventure sponsored by Stanford University for a flight of my experience.

Lessons from the last session

So, when we had our final session, I was saddened by the loss of Amal’s pre-fellowship career. It started on October 17, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. I experienced emotional sensations in the session from the start, but these were transformed into pleasure when we played a game with riddles. These riddles had guesses, and we were instructed to locate an object, snap a selfie, and submit it to the disc.

This was an incredible experience that helped me feel more connected to my friends. The responses, arguing a topic, and doing tasks fast and correctly made me feel grateful. I was noticing that an episode of three months had gone and I couldn’t count how long this episode had lasted. The final moments taught me that a family is a family. Furthermore, the passengers in the same box, who were mates, were hunting for the destination as well. To carry them together, the sympathy, win-win approach, optimistic perspective, and EK or EK 11 were highlighted.

Furthermore, we must share the stories that strengthen us and inspire us to persevere in the future. In one session, I learned that everyone experiences pressures, tragedies, and hurdles in life. They are tenacious and brave enough to tackle life’s harsh truths. This incident taught me that loving life and being grateful is the finest thing.

In this session, I feel very emotional. At one moment I wet my eyes with tears. Everyone has faced many hurdles in life.

Further, these sessions helped me realize that how to tackle different situations with different techniques.

Keep in touch with the Amal Fellows

We already have WhatsApp and Facebook groups where we kept our posts up to date. We have the ability to speak with one another since we live in the age of technology and social media. Furthermore, I have formed personal bonds with them. Strong relationships and referrals from various friends for various occupations would keep me in touch with them. Without a doubt, I will miss my colleagues, but I expect to encounter them again in the future if there is a professional and the patient.

I personally encourage, believe, and advise that if we connect with my friends, doors to new opportunities will open. I’d love to use that as a quotation.

Distance means so little….
When someone means so much…..(Tassawar Abbas)

Stay in touch with the amal family forever for blessings.

Kind remarks for my pals

My peers, who were extremely experienced and brilliant, taught me the most dynamic experience, virtual learning, and related skills. Their degrees of knowledge, perfected talents, polished communications skills, and excellent leadership qualities made me understand that there is a lot to be done and achieved. I would absolutely use them in the future to get greater outcomes in the chosen subjects, whether they are related to my personal or professional hubs.

Gratitude Words

Overall, the credit belongs to the respected, honorable, determined, enthusiastic, and, of course, dedicated mentors (PM, PA) who established a unique atmosphere under the tent of AMAL ACADEMY and enabled graduates to get the most out of their education.

In the approaching eras, I will endeavor to use my gains for the improvement of myself, youth, society, nation, and country. I’d want to congratulate everyone who has been or is still a member of AMAL Train.

Salute to Amal Academy From batch 202