Meet Abdul Rahman From Village Struggles to Global Success

Abdul Rahman is a young man from a small village called Arain in District Shikarpur, Sindh. His life is a story of hard work, struggle, and a strong wish to make life better not only for himself but also for his community.

Zain grew up in his village and got his early education there. Like many children in rural Sindh, his childhood was simple but full of financial problems. During the COVID-19 crisis, his family suffered badly. To support them, Zain started selling vegetables on the roadside. He believed that no work is small if it is honest.

Even with these struggles, he never gave up on learning. His friends encouraged him, and with their support, he decided to study for an international Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) certification from the UK. This was very difficult because his English was weak and he did not have enough money. But Zain worked hard, studied day and night, and step by step improved himself. When it was time to pay the fee, his friends helped him again. With courage and faith, he finally passed and got the certificate.

This success changed his life. Soon, Zain moved to Saudi Arabia and got a job as a Safety Officer with Red Sea Global, one of the best companies in the region. From selling vegetables to becoming a Safety Engineer abroad, his journey was truly amazing.

But Zain wanted more than just personal success. In 2023, he started an NGO called Goth Arain Falah Forum. Through this, he began helping poor families in his village. He gave financial support, helped in girls’ marriages, provided medical aid, and gave school uniforms and books to students. His NGO also worked on projects like installing street lights and finding jobs for unemployed youth in Saudi Arabia.

Because of his efforts, people in his village started living with more unity, peace, and hope. Today, Zain is respected not just as a professional in Saudi Arabia, but also as a social worker who loves his people.

When people ask what makes him proud, Zain says: “My pride is not my job title or my certificates. My real pride is that Allah gave me the chance to help others. Every difficulty I faced made me stronger and prepared me for today.”

His message to young people is simple: “Never think any work is small. With hard work, honesty, and patience, you can change your life. Education and skills are the real power. And once you grow, always help others too.” And for him, this is just the beginning. His dream is to spread education, create jobs, and build a society full of dignity, equality, and opportunities.