A young boy dream

[Mahin Hossain 2]

Title: The Dreamer's Journey

Once upon a time in the year 2024, a 23-year-old young man named Arif set out on a journey from his humble village in Bangladesh to the vast deserts and bustling cities of Saudi Arabia. He carried with him little more than dreams in his heart and courage in his soul.

Arif had heard countless tales of success from those who had traveled to Saudi Arabia, turning hard work into fortune. However, unlike many, Arif faced a significant challenge—he did not have a work permit, known as an "iqama." Without this essential document, finding stable work was difficult, and the road ahead seemed uncertain.

Yet, Arif was not one to give up easily. He spent his days learning from experienced traders in the bustling souks of Riyadh. He observed how they negotiated prices, managed customers, and built trust in the community. Arif realized that knowledge was just as valuable as any permit.

Determined to carve his path, Arif decided to start small. With the little savings he had, he began selling traditional Bangladeshi spices and handicrafts to local shops. His products were unique, and soon, customers began seeking them out.

One day, a kind-hearted Saudi businessman named Faisal noticed Arif’s dedication and honesty. Impressed by his resilience, Faisal offered to partner with him, helping Arif navigate the legal processes to obtain a proper business license.

With Faisal's mentorship and Arif's hard work, their business flourished. Arif expanded his trade to other cities, importing goods from Bangladesh and creating job opportunities for others back home.

Years passed, and Arif's name became known as a symbol of determination and success. His story inspired many young dreamers who faced similar challenges. He often said, "Success is not just about where you start, but how you rise above the challenges."

And so, Arif, the young boy who once arrived in Saudi Arabia with nothing but dreams, became a respected businessman, proving that with hard work, learning, and the right allies, any obstacle can be overcome.

The End


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[Tina Keefover]

I enjoyed the quote, "Success is not just about where you start, but how you rise above the challenges."
You captured the moral of the story with your tale. Thank you for sharing!

[SNEHA GOYAL 2]

The quote was really inspiring and hit the point at right place.
The story gave the moral of doing consecutive hard work and unbeatable success.