Baramulla, Kashmir: In a shining example of determination, hard work, and the power of education, sisters Sema Qureshi and Saima Qureshi, daughters of Abdul Nabi Qureshi, have successfully completed their MBBS degrees and officially earned the title of doctors. Their achievement marks a moment of immense pride for their family and community, highlighting the importance of female empowerment through education, reported the NewsofKashmir.
Raised in a home where education and moral values were deeply cherished, both sisters had aspired to become doctors from a young age. Their father, Jenab Abdul Nabi Qureshi, a strong proponent of academic excellence, provided unwavering support throughout their journey. “My daughters have made not just me, but our entire family proud. They are proof that with hard work and faith, anything is possible,” he said.
Their accomplishment comes at a time when encouraging girls to pursue professional education is critical, especially in regions where access and opportunities remain limited. Sema and Saima’s story stands as an inspiring example for young girls who dream of careers in demanding fields like medicine.
Expressing gratitude for the support they received, the sisters said in a joint statement, “This success belongs to our parents and teachers as much as it belongs to us. We hope to serve the people with sincerity and compassion in our medical careers.”
With their degrees now in hand, the duo is set to begin internships in local hospitals and is also exploring options for further specialization, particularly in healthcare services for underprivileged communities.
Their journey is not just one of academic success—it is a powerful reminder of the role that family encouragement, community support, and access to education play in shaping the future of young women in Kashmir and across the country.
