An extraordinary achievement in the recent matriculation results of the Multan Education Board has captured everyone’s attention. Muhammad Ahmed, the son of a rickshaw driver from a village in Burewala, secured the first position in the Arts group by earning 1161 marks.
Muhammad Ahmed took his matriculation examination at Jamia Hanafia Madrasa and excelled academically despite having limited resources. His father, Muhammad Afzal, is a rickshaw driver who was unable to pursue an education himself. However, he always wished for his son to become educated and make him proud. Today, that dream has become a reality.
In a media interview, Muhammad Ahmed shared that he comes from a poor family, but his father always supported him, both financially and through encouragement. He stated, “My father never let me sacrifice my education due to financial constraints.”
Muhammad Afzal also expressed his happiness, stating, “I could not get an education myself, but I always wanted my son to study. Today, that dream has come true, and I am grateful from the bottom of my heart.”
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