Contest Alert !!! || "The News About My Family.

This is a wonderful community, and I am delighted to be a part of it. It's my first time here, and I am eager to engage with people's posts and be active in this community. Today marks the beginning of a new contest centered around our families and the Steemit community. I am committed to writing high-quality posts for this post.

As part of my daily routine, I often come across various news stories, some of which bring joy while others are sad. Recently, I was elated to hear a piece of news that deeply touched my heart. It concerns my dear sister, Bushra, who had been striving for many years to memorize the Holy Quran. For Muslims, achieving this feat is a great honor, as the Quran is not only a spiritual guide but also the key to success, offering comprehensive guidelines for leading a righteous life.

After years of dedication and perseverance, Bushra finally reached the moment we had all been eagerly anticipating. During this Ramadan, she successfully memorized the entire Quran and recited it during the Taraweeh prayers. This accomplishment filled me with immense joy and will forever remain as the latest and happiest news for me.

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In my life, I've heard many pieces of bad news, but the feeling never fades; it always feels as fresh as if it happened just now. The most sorrowful incident dates back to 2017 when I was twelve years old. In my family of five sisters, I was the youngest, followed by my only brother, Muhammad Umar, who was eleven at the time. We cherished him dearly until tragedy struck.

One day, he suddenly began bleeding from his teeth, a symptom of blood cancer. Despite consulting numerous doctors, the diagnosis eluded us until it had reached its final, dire stage. The shock of this news overwhelmed me, and my sisters and I wept profusely.

Days turned into weeks as my beloved brother was admitted to the hospital for approximately a month. Then came the devastating news. My little cousin arrived at our doorstep, bearing the heartbreaking announcement that Umar had passed away. It remains the darkest chapter of my past, etched into my memory with a pain that refuses to fade.

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I have many favorite relatives, but the one I like the most is my cousin, Respected Summya. We grew up together in the same household, sharing many memorable experiences. She has always been there for me, helping my mother with household chores and taking care of all my sisters.

In our childhood, she showed immense care and love towards us. As we grew older, she accompanied us to school and even tutored us at night. She would entertain us with fairy tales and also taught us a little bit of the Quran. Although she is now married, she remains very dear to me. She is not just a relative but also a sister, a teacher, and a friend. I always hold her in high regard, and we still communicate regularly through phone calls.

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In the Steemit platform, I felt like a family because in family family members share their experiences and guide each other and also discuss different topics. So imagine Steemit is also as a family that's are so beautiful gathering of wide world most beautiful people and share their most genius skills. Like a family, a strong sense of connections and all members help uplift, so for this uplift friends vote and comment on each other's posts.

In Steemit, like a family, people provide advice to each other and encourage and enjoy different types of communities. It's akin to a warm and inclusive digital gathering where individuals from diverse backgrounds come together to support and uplift one another, much like a loving and supportive family does.

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