Previously Humiliated, Attitude Immediately Changed when Knowing that the Female Janitor is a Graduate of Al Azhar University in Egypt

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"Previously Disrespected, Attitude Immediately Changed upon Knowing that the Woman is a Graduate of Al Azhar University in Egypt"

Previously Humiliated, Attitude Immediately Changed when Knowing that the Female Janitor is a Graduate of Al Azhar University in Egypt

Dream - There are many people who have been belittled by others just because of their job. Even though the job they do is halal, it even helps many people. Like what is experienced by a woman who works as a janitor as follows.

"Cleaner"

Workers, laborers, cleaning service or janitors are often looked down upon. Like the amazing story of a woman from Malaysia who works as a cleaning service. Working as a janitor, she is not an ordinary person.

Graduate of Al Azhar Egypt

According to Mstar, the girl named Rose Asyura Sabri is a graduate of Al-Azhar University in Egypt, majoring in Islamic Sharia. The 24-year-old woman tells of experiencing discrimination when she worked only as a janitor.

The translation of the given text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is: "Women from Malaysia have successfully completed their studies in Egypt. However, their achievements do not make them arrogant. Instead, Aida is grateful because she has gained an extraordinary life experience."

"Looked down upon"

When contacted by mStar, Aida expressed her opinion that a small portion of society discriminates against low-level workers. Before graduating from college, Aida spent her semester holidays working as a cleaner in a private company. During that time, she admitted to receiving unpleasant responses and being looked down upon by people. Aida said that despite her higher education, she does not choose her job based on its type or location.

The goal is to work part-time, to gain experience before entering the real working world. Aida feels grateful because her efforts have paid off, even though her work is often viewed cynically.

"When I was cleaning the floor, my coworker there called me loudly. They called me without any feelings in front of the public,"
His speech during an interview with Mstar.

"Respond with a Smile"

The woman who works as a cleaning service said, she can only smile with the hope that they can become friendlier.

"Out of the blue, one of the staff members called and asked if I am still studying and where,"

"ungkap Aida" translates to "Aida said."

"I am studying in Egypt with a smile, they return that smile,"
ujarnya.

"I work every semester break because I want to gain experience and pocket money. That's why I don't choose a job. Besides being a cleaner, I have also been a substitute teacher and worked at a food stall,"
He said, "She is a graduate of Al Azhar University in Egypt."

"Besides that, Aida feels grateful for the support of the people. She received zakat assistance from the Islamic Religious Council of Pahang (MUIP) for five years to support her education."

Supported by Family

It successfully completed his studies in August 2023. Aida stresses that belittling others is a warning and message to society.

"We should respect and treat everyone well, regardless of their rank,""

He said.

"Valuable Experience"

Thanks to his efforts, he gained meaningful life experience from working as a cleaner.

"For me, all these experiences make us more mature and independent, so I am not ashamed and do not choose jobs. So, there is no reason for anyone not to succeed... as long as there is effort,"

"concluded."

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