Aazan Manzoor
Srinagar, 19 November: Kashmir, the valley of hope and talent, among the talented young people, there lived a bright and talented student. Born in Srinagar, this boy is a journalism student, with a passion for public services, and besides this he also does calligraphy.
Mujtaba Shah son of Feroz Ahmad Shah a resident of Bemina Srinagar, currently proceeding with journalism at the Srinagar Women’s College Srinagar. Furthermore, he also aims to qualify for public service.
Mujtaba while speaking to the Kashmir Bulletin —(KB) said, a lot of people have inspired me and pushed me to my limits, but among them, the names Sharifa, Sadia and Gunjan are noteworthy.
“It started off on social media, during the COVID-19 lockdown, all I did was surf the Internet and, as a result, I had a lot of ideas about how to start calligraphy, which then turned into my passion.”
“I have skills in some scripts and types, which include Brush Pen, Bouncy Brush pen, and Copperplate Calligraphy Script, I made English and Arab calligraphy too.”
“My family supported me wholeheartedly. They celebrated my achievement more than me. My mom was the happiest of my accomplishments, which was the main reason I kept pushing.”
“My message to young people is not to force themselves to do the things that are already in fashion. Do what you are good at. Believe in yourself and make that happen. Burn your enemies by your accomplishment, not by your actions. To me, the principal mantra of achievement is five times Salah,” Mujtaba said.
“It’s important to mention that, Mujtaba’s Calligraphy was appreciated by KAS officer, Mussarat ul Islam who is currently posted as Deputy Commissioner Ramban, as Mussarat had tweeted Mujatab’s calligraphy from his official twitter handle. (Kashmir Bulletin — KB)
