[Md. Rabiul Islam(Reaz)]

This is Md. Rabiul Islam Reaz — my paternal uncle (my father's own brother).
Since my parents were abroad from my early childhood, my uncle has taken care of everything for me and my brother. Without him, I wouldn’t be who I am today — in fact, I might not have even imagined a future for myself.

He fulfilled every need and dream of ours, giving us whatever we needed, whenever we needed it. Whenever we were sick, he made sure we received the best treatment possible. He left nothing incomplete. The biggest reason behind my progress in education is my uncle — he has been my greatest teacher.To me, my uncle is even more than my own parents.
Though he once worked as a college clerk, due to low salary he moved to Saudi Arabia for better opportunities.

May he always remain healthy, and may all his unfulfilled dreams come true.
In my family, he is the most important person in my life.

[Kawser Islam Sagor]

This is Kawser Islam Sagor, my brother.
Since childhood, we've never had any serious fights or even exchanged harsh words. I’m one year older than him, but we were in the same class because I was admitted to school at age 6 and he at 5, as I was a bit shorter back then.

Even now, people still joke about how if someone used to ask who was older between us, I would say:
"I'm older by age, but he's taller."
That line still makes people laugh when they remember us.

We were well-loved in our neighborhood. From schoolteachers to local people, everyone liked us — mainly because we weren't mischievous and were always respectful. We used to rank within the top 2 or 3 in class. In Grade 5 (PSC), both of us got GPA 5 and scholarships. In Grade 8 (JSC), we were auto-passed due to the COVID pandemic. And that's where our focus on academics started to decline a bit.In Grade 10, he scored GPA 4.44. After entering college, due to some family issues, he stopped attending after a short while.
Now he lives in Dhaka with my mother, and soon he may go abroad. I pray that all his dreams come true and he becomes very successful.
I love my brother very much.

[Md. Monir Islam]

This is Md. Monir Islam — my father.
Since childhood, I’ve known him as someone who lives abroad. He probably left when I was very young. I remember he came home once during our SSC exams — it was the first time in nearly 18 years that he returned.

He couldn’t complete his education because he had to take responsibility for the family at an early age. My father has three brothers and two sisters. His elder brother, my boro kaka, took care of the family for some years despite his illness, but later he couldn’t continue and sadly passed away. That’s when my father had to step in.

My father's fate has always been unfortunate. Whenever he tried to achieve something, life seemed to knock him down. If luck had supported him, our financial condition today would be much better.

Even though my kakku raised us from childhood, it was my father who supported everything financially from behind the scenes. May Allah always keep him safe and healthy.

Right now, he’s in Morichas (abroad), working hard.
Please pray for his well-being and happiness always.

[Mst. Nasima Begum]

This is MST. Nasima Begum, my mother.
She is incredibly loving and cute—I love her deeply. I pray that Allah grants her a long and healthy life. She has made countless sacrifices for our family and has worked hard, even from a young age alongside my father abroad. It's been almost two years since she came back home.

Her contribution to my life and to our family is immeasurable. I pray to Allah to always keep her healthy and happy. I hope I can fulfill all her dreams and make her proud.

To me, my mother is more beautiful than the moon itself. When she smiles, it feels like the most peaceful and joyful moment in the world. Her smile gives me a feeling that touches the deepest part of my heart.

Please keep her in your prayers.

[Md.Naiem Islam]

This is me, Md. Naiem Islam.
From childhood, I grew up with a lot of love and care. Since my parents lived abroad, I was first raised by my grandparents. After they passed away, I was brought up by my uncle — and I’ve already shared how much he means to me. I love him dearly.

I also loved my dada (grandfather) and dadi (grandmother) deeply. I still pray for them always. May Allah grant them a place in Jannah. They were truly kind, simple-hearted people — even now, people remember them with love.

I completed my SSC with a GPA of 4.33. After that, I got admitted into college. Since I had a PC at home, I wanted to learn freelancing and joined a course — but unfortunately, I was scammed. Instead of teaching, they just focused on selling their courses.

Then my interest shifted toward business. I first started with customized photo frames, as I already had a printer. That went well. Then I added mini photo albums and mirror photo frames to my collection. Later, I launched some T-shirts — they sold well too, but due to not having a camera, I couldn’t market them properly and had to stop.

After that, I worked with Kaba boxes, attar (perfume), and tasbeehs (prayer beads). Alongside, I continued my studies — being a science student, I have to study a lot.

All the details about my business journey and ventures are mentioned on my business site — feel free to check it out.

I also have a best friend, with whom I’ve been close since Class 1. We’ve studied together from the beginning and are still best friends. We share everything with each other — every emotion, every moment.
Please pray that we always remain friends, and may Allah bless them with good health, happiness, and may all of their dreams come true.

Now, I’ve started content creation too — currently doing vlogs — and I have many dreams and plans ahead. For now, I’ve paused everything because my HSC exams are approaching.
Since childhood, I wanted to be a doctor, but somehow my heart is drawn to business and content creation. Still, my family wants me to focus on studies and get into medical college.

Please keep me in your prayers so I can become successful and fulfill the dreams of my mother, my Uncle, and everyone who believes in me.