Abdullahi Ibrahim
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Abdullahi Ibrahim, a teacher and writer, inspires minds in the classroom and readers through his words. His passion for education and writing creates a unique blend of creativity and wisdom
Stories (18)
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Canvas of Regrets: An Ode to Edward Hopper's Nighthawks
In the dim incandescent glow of the all-night diner nestled within the urban labyrinth, three solitary figures stare into the abyss of their cooling coffee. Time, just like the thick coat of varnish on the counter, seemed to be in a perpetual state of stagnation. The atmosphere is bathed in the eternal hum of artificial light, whispering stories of unspoken words and unheard sighs. This tableau, lifted straight from Edward Hopper's iconic painting 'Nighthawks,' serves as our stage.
By Abdullahi Ibrahim3 years ago in Art
The Inspiring Odyssey of a Melody: From Notes to Words.
In the heartland of Argentina, in the quaint city of Mendoza, lived a fiery young girl named Melody. She was teeming with dreams as vast as the Pampas, dreams of moving to the land of opportunities - America. After an arduous journey that crossed seven international borders, Melody finally found herself in the United States. This journey was a testament to her determination, courage, and undying hope.
By Abdullahi Ibrahim3 years ago in Fiction
The Power of Self-Reliance: Boosting and Marketing Yourself
Self-reliance has been a topic of interest for centuries, with philosophers, thinkers, and business leaders emphasizing the importance of standing on one's own two feet. Self-reliance is not just about independence; it's about self-confidence, growth, and authenticity. When paired with the capacity to market oneself effectively, it becomes an unbeatable combination.
By Abdullahi Ibrahim3 years ago in Education
Maya and the Tapestry of Unity: A Journey of Acceptance, Respect, and Love.
In the heart of a bustling city, a little girl named Maya lived. Maya was not any ordinary child; she possessed a curious soul, a compassionate heart, and an imaginative mind that viewed the world with an unquenchable thirst for understanding and love.
By Abdullahi Ibrahim3 years ago in Fiction
