The Woman Believers Home:
26 August, 2013Khartoum,(Sudanow)- Patience and cheer will beget results, this is the simple lesson you get from this story . For a simple reason: in the Sudan when you are a woman and over forty, and when you are illustrate, people consider you doomed to sitting on your rocking chair waiting for what might come. But a group of women in a provincial quarter in Khartoum have braved and challenged this concept. They made it feasible to believe that change could and is possible . the women did not change their lives only but that of their community as well. They changed the lives of hundreds of families. Starting from scratch,they are now able to read and write and further more, they now learn the Muslim Holy Book, the Koran, by heart. The initiative started with one woman,and started rolling and rolling, now hundreds are part of the group. With little fanfare and away from the media, the group of women in Hajj Yusuf are now making, unbelievable things,come true. Our reporter, Aisha Suleiman Braimah visited the group and came out with this report on: the Main Story page
Editor Mohamed Osman
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