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Being Muslim deeply affects how I see the world and others. My faith gives me discipline, mercy, and humility. It influences my day-to-day activities, from praying to the way I interact with others. Islam makes me learn how to seek knowledge, be polite even when differing in opinion, and live purposefully.

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My Iraqi culture is who I am. It has given me the values of hospitality, respect for family, and community. Growing up in Iraq before I arrived in the U.S., I learned that culture brings people together with language, culture, and shared hardship. This culture taught me patience, generosity, and pride of origin.

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As an immigrant in America, I have grown up to be resilient and flexible. Transferred from Iraq to Turkey, and later to the U.S., I learned to adapt to multiple cultures and identities. It was not always simple, but it made me a stronger person, more tolerant, and open to diversity.

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As a college student and club leader at SLCC, I’ve learned the power of communication and teamwork. My experiences in leadership taught me how to listen, organize, and motivate others. This culture of learning and leadership is shaping my confidence and helping me achieve my goals.

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Fitness and discipline are big parts of my life. Going to the gym every day and keeping up a routine have taught me persistence as well as self-control. This culture of health reminds me that progress comes from work, just like personal growth or academic success.