My first writing <<Blind Love>>

Blind Love: One of the best love stories in the world

Mohammad Ali (24) and Fatema-Tuj-Johra (23). Couples with visual impairments. In common parlance they are blind. They were identified through a mobile phone in December 2009. Love from identity. The successful end of love is through marriage. That love is still intact. It did not crack so much.

One does not look the other in the eye. Who doesn't even know what to look for. Although it is painful, they have endured a lot of that pain. They love each other with all their heart. In absolute compassion, the two hold each other in their arms. Ali and Fatema live with their infant son, Arab, on the second floor of building 29 in Mirpur, Section-1, Block New C, Road-5. Talk to you soon and keep up the good content. They do not want to be dependent on others. Ali teaches the visually impaired. The two took part in various charitable activities of the National Blind Organization and the Blind Welfare Society. Some earn from there. With this the family of three goes on.

Told their love-love and life story. Ali said that at the age of 5 he contracted typhoid fever and lost the light in both his eyes. The doctors tried a lot. The light in his eyes did not return. The corneas of Ali's two eyes have dried up. The retina is also damaged. The light of the world will never be seen again in life. Although he lost his sight, he did not lose his morale. Ali. He moved with his family from Barisal to Jinjira in Keraniganj near Dhaka. He passed the fifth class from the National Special Education Center in Mirpur-14 area by studying in Braille (Reading in a special way for the visually impaired) and auditioning (writing through the words of others). After that his confidence increased. He was admitted to Khilkhet Jane Alam High School for secondary education. He passed the SSC examination of 2010 in this grade with the same method. Ali passed the HSC examination in 2012 from Mirpur Government Bangla College in this grade and got admission in political science in the same college for higher education.

And his wife Fatema-Tuj Johra lost her sight as a child due to typhoid and incurable diseases. Doctors said she would never see Fatema again. At that time he moved to Dhaka from Karshalika village of Shahjadpur in Sirajganj. He was admitted to the National Special Education Center located in Mirpur-14 area. From there he passed elementary education in Braille and dictation. After passing SSC in A-grade from Kulpaddhi High School in Madaripur district in the same manner and B grade from Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Islamic Women's College in Mirpur-2 area in 2012, he was admitted in the political science department of Mirpur Bangla College for higher education. Although he completed his primary education from the same school, Ali and Fatima never got in touch. There was no talk. Before the SSC exam, Fatema was admitted for vocational training at the Vocational Training Center for the Blind in Mirpur. One of Ali's cousins ​​was his classmate there. He said that he could be found only by searching for Fatima's mobile phone. On the first day, Ali liked hearing the voices of Fatema-Tuj-Zohra. From then on, there was constant talk of looking for a cousin. Fatima also likes Ali talking. I was looking forward to talking to him. Now it's time to meet. The two were overwhelmed by the memory of the first day's meeting. Ali said - it was in early March 2010. It was raining hard that day. The footover bridge in Mirpur-1 area was scheduled to be visited. I am waiting for him with the help of a pedestrian. What a joy that is! Fatema came. We talked. After that I went out to visit various places including Botanical Gardens, Zoo, Beri Dam. I went around in rickshaws and boats. Spent hours upon hours. I sat side by side and talked holding hands. We were blind so we didn't go far. Seems risky. Since I didn't have a mobile phone, I would go to the dating spot and sometimes play jhunjhuni (children's toys) to find out each other's location. Ali, who is visually impaired, said he had heard many insults for love. People in the neighborhood used to say blind, Kanade love again - what is love? They used to laugh. Then there would be trouble. I never paid attention. I never thought in my life that a girl would love a blind boy, pull him to her chest. The man I love is also blind. What's in it! The mind is no longer blind? Fatema said, at first I was very scared. He felt guilty for making love blindly. Would have regretted. But his (Ali's) love and compassion made me brave. We were blind so we would ask each other and go hand in hand with each other at certain dating spots. Once Ali proposed marriage to me. I told him to talk to my family. My mother and father came to Dhaka and seeing him did not agree at first. The husband of a blind girl will be a blind man. It is better not to marry the daughter. But Ali is stubborn. I can't live without him. I am blind, so I understood that blind Ali would understand me. If I marry a healthy person, I will have to be a recipient of mercy for the rest of my life. I didn't want that to happen. Ali and Fatima's love for almost a year came to a successful end through marriage. They got married on June 24, 2010 in a house in Section 2 of Mirpur. On June 19, 2012, Ali and Fatima had a baby. His name was Ahanab Isfar Arab. They have many dreams about Arabia. They do not see the face of the beloved child. This pain sometimes gives pain. However, he was not visually impaired. Doctors say there is no danger if the accident does not happen. Fatema said that even though she could not see with her eyes, she heard in the mouths of others that her loved ones like Ali in a white shirt and black pants. He sometimes imagines this scene. Ali also knows that Fatema looks great in a brown salwar kameez or a sari of the same color.

Ali and Fatema shared their future goals. In addition to her studies, Fatema looked after her son Arab and did housework. Ali helped him with absolute compassion. Two people talked about social service. He is already working to do something especially for the visually impaired. They both deal with their confidence as they choose to embark on their play activities. What's in it? There is the light of education. I want to spread that light among other visually impaired people of the society.

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