HAPPY EID! EID MUBARAK!
We do need to celebrate after a month of Ramadan; we do need to be over the moon.
I urge you to think about social distancing, although it is going to be hard. We are doing it for the benefit of our family and friends.
R ubina Begum was a young bride who did not know the reality of life. The only thing she understood at the time was to maintain her home. Once her husband rejected her, she had to pick herself up, build her life and gain confidence as a NHS worker. EARLY LIFE Rubina was born and brought up in Islington, London. She was married at the age of 19 and brought up with six siblings. She grew up with the idea that she was to have a husband and live with her in-laws. 'I was not able to study. It was one of my dreams to be a nurse. I was doing well at my education. It would have to come to an end and sacrifice my ambition in order to become a wife and daughter-in-law.’ Before she was married her mother was terminally ill. She had to give up her relationship with her only love. ‘It was like a Romeo & Juliet situation - a bit of Bollywood,' she said. When Rubina introduced him to her mother, she felt that he seemed like a nice boy. Her mother’s wish in the end was to
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