الهند: مسلم يتحدى الإعاقة ويحقق نجاحا في اختبارات معهد التكنولوجيا

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حقق "محمد عاشق" - البالغ 18 عامًا - مجموع 1124 درجة في الاختبارات المؤهلة للالتحاق بـ"معهد الهند للتكنولوجيا"، متحديًا الإعاقة ومشكلات العمود الفقري التي ولد بها وجعلته قعيدًا على كرسي المقعدين، إلا أن هذا لم يمنعه من النجاح وممارسة العديد من الأنشطة ومشاهدتها.

وقد زاد عزم "محمد" على الدراسة بعد رفض المدرسة السماح له بزيارة وكالة "ناسا" لأبحاث الفضاء ضمن برنامج الدراسة الخارجي، وهذا علاوة على اهتمامه بالفضاء وأبحاثه والأجرام السماوية، وذلك طبقًا لما أخبر به والداه؛ حيث يعمل أبوه مهندسًا معماريًّا ووالدته أستاذة جامعية في الإلكترونيات؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Mohammad Ashiq: A boy whose ambition 'touches the sky'

Eighteen year old Mohammad Ashiq has scored a cool 1,124 in his JEE-Main exam to secure an appearance for the second level and is glaringly hopeful that he would make through this one as well.

Born to an architect father and a mother who is a professor of electronics, Mohammad Ashiq was diagnoised with Kyphoscoliosis at birth. The disorder left him with an abnormal curvature of the spine for the rest of his life, affecting his physical movements, especially his legs.

The JEE Advanced entrance exam for students aspiring, to join the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) was concluded only last Sunday. Of the 1.27 lakh candidates who appeared for the gruelling test, Chennai’s Mohammad Ashiq was one of them.

And it’s not just academics that interest him though; young Ashiq is also a huge cricket fan. However, as much as he enjoys the game and other activities, his participation in them is limited.

His parents went from Neurologists to Arco neurologists and back and forth but to no avail.

“The first couple of days were difficult, however, when we realized there is nothing that can be done, we slowly came to terms to the fact” says his father, Jamal Moideen.