Master Ayub’s School Offers Hope for Street Childrens

In an upscale district of Islamabad, a unique open-air classroom operates without walls or a roof. For over thirty years, Master Muhammad Ayub has spent his free time teaching children from the city’s slums. His day job involves saving lives as a firefighter, but his evenings are dedicated to saving futures. The students move with the sun to keep warm, using the natural light to study. This humble initiative provides a vital service in a country where millions of children remain out of school.

Many students, like Farhat Abbas, have moved from collecting firewood to attending university thanks to this free education. Master Ayub believes that without learning, these vulnerable children could fall into crime. Instead, he guides them toward becoming doctors, engineers, and soldiers. His selfless work bridges the gap for families who cannot navigate the paperwork of formal schooling. To see more inspiring community stories, you can visit <a href="https://weeklypakistan.com.pk/">Weekly Pakistan</a> for updates. This incredible journey of dedication was originally highlighted by <a href="https://www.dawn.com/news/1291382">Dawn News</a>, showcasing how one man's vision is truly making a difference in society.