Design Your Self Growth — Part One
<p>I discovered the enduring spirit of the Amazigh, or Berbers, whose deep bond with their land and traditions inspired me. The stories of figures like Queen Dihya, who valiantly resisted Arab conquest, taught me about resilience and courage. Meanwhile, the Arab world, particularly during its Golden Age, opened my eyes to a legacy of knowledge and innovation. Thinkers like Al-Khwarizmi and Ibn Sina became my guides, showing me the impact of intellectual curiosity.</p>
<p>Turning to Africa, I learned about the grandeur of empires like Mali and Songhai and the intellectual oasis of Timbuktu. These chapters of history, often overshadowed, revealed Africa’s role as a cradle of innovation and diversity. And in Islam, I found teachings of compassion and unity that shaped not just Muslim societies but the entire world, weaving together with my Amazigh resilience, Arab intellect, and African creativity to form who I am.</p>
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