About Al-Nasibu Activist

    Hello everyone! I am Al-Nasibu, a social historian and human rights activist. However, before I begin to talk about my story, I would like to remind everyone that when we're doing good things according to the Islamic way, we first seek help and protection from the creator, the ruler of the heavens and the earth. Such a solid creed in my religion can be expressed that God never abandons people at any time when they fail to follow the right path because in his mercy, he won’t give up on them. On the contrary, his aim is to instill a great teacher as an example, who will later show them the way to unity, progress, self-respect, and the ability to change the reality in which they live. With that being said, now I would like to go back to my introduction.

    My work has been a mission to help people of all kinds be treated with respect for their human rights. As a social historian, the profession has equipped me with the ability to view and understand the interconnection that forms societies. These roles enable me to learn about people’s behaviors, cultures, and historical backgrounds to understand how societies work and should be transformed. However, my passion for human rights activism goes way back to my faith that every person should be free from oppression and injustice.

    From my childhood, I observed the lives of people belonging to the lower classes or considered outcasts by society. This powerfully motivated me to stand for those who could not stand for themselves. This made me realize that the world does not work magically, but people have to put in the effort and even fight for what is right. This is why I have devoted my time to campaigning against human rights abuses and issues of discrimination and encouraging people to fight for their rights.

    In addition, I am a religious man, and my religion helps me in carrying out most of my tasks. In Islam, justice and kindness are virtues that must be upheld; one must defend the weak people and always try to bring a positive change in society. This spiritual support has been the driving force that has encouraged me to go on with this work despite the challenges. However, I have faith in these principles as a way to create a reality wherein unity, progress, and self-respect are attainable truths for every human being.

    In conclusion, having found my place in justice as the backbone of what I do in my life, being guided by my academic studies, personal experience, and faith, I am optimistic that future generations will witness a much fairer society if more sustainable efforts are made.