Birth and Schooling

                                         


Birth Place = Kotla Shah Hussain; a remote village with no electricity, no communications, no conveyance
Walking to school through rough path

My parents were old and poor farmer. This small village had no school (still no school there). 30-35 poor farmers families village. At that time living in mud houses.

From that place becoming an engineer was a task.

First School Place
Government Primary School Ghanian (3 Km away); my first school
In the age of 5 walking to school, there was no concept of any conveyance

Dharekan Kalan (3 years in Middle School) grade 6-8
By walk and then got bicycle

Government Pilot Secondary School Phalia, Pilot School Rd, Phalia, Mandi Bahauddin, Punjab 50430, Pakistan
Grade 9-10 (10 km) 1979 year of completion

Grade 11-12 = 1982 year of completion
Government Zamindar College Post Graduate Bhimber Road, Gujrat-PAKISTAN

Masters in Engineering Degree

11 years worked at PCSIR (Pakistan Council of Scientific Industrial Research)
As Research Engineer (1990 – 2001)
PCSIR nominated me for a project and training for Japan
JICA Japan International Cooperation Agency (June 1994 to October 1994)
This was a great exposure. I was one of 6 other engineers from China, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand and Egypt.
Kitakyushu city was main place, also Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Osaka and few other places were included.

In 2001, I got immigration for Canada.
Here are few references:

'Sabi Ahsan'
A well-known community entrepreneur: once I was talking to him. Just sharing my thoughts that I don’t want to be famous. I am looking for someone who has leading capabilities as sincere, having knowledge, brave, and want to serve the community.
He replied to me; “In my opinion, you are the one”. Alhamdolillah.

Shahid Shah
Running and leading a well-known community charity organization; Help Orphans and Promote Education (HOPE)
Says for me: if one has only one last breath, you can make him walk.

Kazim Zaidi

Hadi Shah

Well-known community members
Their remarks about me.
Until you (Mujahid Hussain) is in the community, no one can say community has no help system.

Wali Bukhari
Realtor, Businessman, Construction Expert
He is cancer survivor and his business was lost.
Says, "I was not able to be back in business without your help and motivation".

There are many other credentials. Yourself asked about my involvement in community.
So, I wrote these lines.

This all venture of education and other activities was a hard course; I have gone through, and it all taught me bridging resources.



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