ABDUL SATTAR EDHI “Simplicity, humbleness, love, care and modesty: Abdul Sattar Edhi is a personification of all these elements.” Abdul sattar edhi was born on January 01, 1928 in a small town named Gujarat, a state in India. At the age of 11, his mother was suffering from paralysis and he has to face many hardships in life. After partition he migrated to Karachi in and set out to work as a cloth peddler to fulfill his needs. this was the time he came to knew about the sufferings of people in Pakistan. Impressionable age did not deter him; in fact, it only strengthened in him to resolve the problem and help people through their suffering, which was actually the job of government. After his migration to Karachi, he observed that the government …show more content…
Physically, he indeed was very hard working, solidly lbuild and enthusiastic type of person which made him able to do something for human welfare. Secondly, he shows a trait of drive , as he was measured as a persistent leader who was completely dedicated and focused on his work and his contribution toward society shows his devotation for his nation. He is very achievement oriented and ambitious. Thirdly, he also exibits a trait of job relevant knowledge. As he has all the knowledge about his organization. He seldom visits his organizations personally and spend time with people living over there and listents to their matters and also tries to resolve them. Last but not the least he showed a trait of extravasation, as he was assertive, energetic and social. Edhi influences others his followers by giving them own examples. He is always interested in other people and their well beings. He is a big thinker and dreamer and have high level of ethics and sensitivity, he is a risk taker a decision maker and encourages individual who is determine to fullfil his vision. All these traits and behaviours makes him an effective
Amin Ahmad was born in Calcutta, India. He now lives in Washington D.C. as a published author and has had some of his work appear in such prestigious journals as The Harvard Review (1). Knowing the intelligence and high credibility of the author makes his argument more substantial. Over the years he has built himself up in spite of being an immigrant. Ahmad is no longer looked down upon, because he has worked hard for his position in society.
leader. He won the hearts of people because he could relate to them and their
in leadership can be traced to his character which is shaped by his moral values and
When he was four years old when he was called in from play to be sold from his parents for extra cash for his older brother’s wedding. His family had to sell him to a rug maker to work off a loan of about twelve dollars in U.S. cash. Iqbal had to work a year entirely without pay, then after, he was “paid” twenty cents per day, that means if he made a mistake, he was fined so he didn’t really make any money. Then, by the time he was ten, his loan grew to about two-hundred sixty bucks. During work which is six days a week, fourteen hours a day, They had poor conditions like poor light, no ventilations, heat, unfiltered air, and many more. Even Iqbal himself explains his work explained in the article, Pats Eduent, “Even sick children were not allowed to rest. They also hung children upside down until they got sicker. Children were beaten. If children fell asleep or were slow in their work, they would be punished by being beaten or starved.” Then in 1992 the Bonded Labor LIberation Front let him free at age ten. When he was out, he was sick and frail, half the height of a ten year old, and stopped growing. Iqbal also had arthritis with kidney and breathing problems, plus his spine was permanently curved, with scars and cuts from the tools. He then became an activist against child labor and risked pretending to be a factory worker so he could get information about the children working there, or to even help escape. Iqbal also helped free about three thousand child laborers from all sorts of factories, and became a good speaker and explained his experiences in BLLF meetings and journalists. He also visited the U.S. from Sweden to Massachusetts. But when he arrived back in Pakistan, his life, was cut short. Some people say the carpet factory worker murdered him, but nobody really. Iqbal was an inspiration to many people, plus some people planned to build a school in his home area to
Andeisha Farid is a 28 year old female who created AFCECO. AFCECO is an organization that helps underprivileged Afghanistan children. AFCECO stands for Afghan Child Education and Care Organization. She is a hero because she helps children without families, homes, health, or education find hope for their future.
I will discuss the issue of society versus the individual in The Importance of Being Earnest and Siddhartha. Both texts contain the same message; everyone is and always will be an individual, people learn and grow through mistakes and experiences based on individual decision; conforming to a societal ideal will not satisfy any individual in reaching the good life. In Siddhartha, Siddhartha reaches enlightenment following his inner voice through struggles, evolving into an enlightened individual. Contrarily, In The Importance of Being Earnest, John Worthing conforms to societal expectations and remains a superficial character.
was an impatient ruler and wouldn’t hesitate to show his power. He was in great physical state
During his middle school years, Malcolm X was employed as a dish washer. Saving up his money, he bought his first suit. Much like him, Gandhi wore English clothing when he was younger as well. These ‘English clothes’ symbolize the hold that w...
Firstly he won a seat in the assembly which was established to draw up a new constitution; however he did not make a big impression and failed to impress other members. However when the Presidential elections took place on t...
According to the famous historian Carlyle, a worthy sovereign should be judged from a sole factor as to how he employs his sword after being victorious.
For example, renowned humanitarian Abdus Sattar Edhi has a cardinal trait of consideration and concern. It was due to this trait that he created the Edhi Foundation.
In my opinion, being a good leader firstly he should be able to take full advantage of favorable circumstance, able to rule the country under a chaotic situation. Besides he made attractive promises to gain popular support, skilled in using of propaganda, amoral. Moreover he should have the organizational ability and has the ambition to make his country powerful in the world. In addition, he could use his words to twist and manipulate the minds of people into believing that what he was saying. Using this power, he could get people to do anything for him, which prove his amorality. He should be skillful in carry out successful policy to bring the country to economic prospect, since economy is very important to a country.
In the movie we appreciated that he developed his leadership throughout the years. At the beginning he was not such a good leader, he was very intelligent but he did not possessed clear leadership attributes. He was able to mobilize people through charisma and his leadership developed and changed with experience. He was not good at handling men. An example of this situation could be when he was in the train; he demonstrated that he was not yet prepared to deal with the injustices of people towards him, when they asked him to move to second class.
But his mother had taught him to be contented with his own lot, and to feel for others.” "There is no one so fit to succeed to the kingdom as this man is; both for wisdom of speech and for the power of command." In the short story, “The Magic Jar” by Juliana Hortatia Ewing, the themes of lust, power, and humbleness portraits how everyone loved a simple man.
Shugairi, A. A. (2011). In My Journey with Gandhi (p. 7). Beirut: Arab Scientific Publishers.