“This institute made me what I am today. Al-Hijrah is a light at the end of a dark tunnel for the downtrodden and poor class of the Balochistan. Al-Hijrah has major contribution in my successful life.”
Brother Yasir Iqbal belongs to district Kech of Balochistan – the southernmost coastal district where 35 percent young children from age 5-9 years are out of school due to poverty. Livelihood of majority population depends on agriculture. Brother Yasir got admission at Al-Hijrah in 2004. After completing F.Sc in Pre-Engineering, he availed HEC scholarship for FATA/Balochistan and got admission at National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad, in BS Software Engineering. After graduating from NUML in 2015, he appeared in provincial competitive examination held in 2016 and successfully qualified for provincial civil service. Presently he is serving as Assistant Commissioner District Chaman, Balochistan. Yasir Iqbal believes that Al Hijrah set a foundation for his successful life