Tilawat __ Aqdas Iqbal

Dua

Host calls Mahad Saleem to tell the audience about the 7 habits of highly effective people.
Mahad does not come up on the stage. Ahmed after 5 seconds repeats Mahad aa jao,
Mahad comes running with a bag on his back. Pushing Ahmad aside, he starts his speech
Punctuality, why is it so necessary in today’s world?
Ahmad: 7 habits
Mahad: punctuality is (voice fading)
looks at Ahmed and says kya
Ahmad: 7 habits ki speech karni hai, ghalat parh rahe ho
Mahad: 7 Habits (looks at the page) oh (shocked) right right
Coughs
The world is full of potential of all sorts. It is commonly said that anyone can be a leader,
however not everyone is suitable to be a good leader at least before you’ve learned the
seven habits of highly effective people… (laugh track) . Well to be completely honest if you
try to put to work the seven habits in your life, that will serve you quite extraordinarily. Let me
explain to you what i mean by this.
So imagine that you, yes you, yeah right there, yeah you. You are lazying about and not
doing your homework and watching whatever it is that you people watch and the next day
because you didn’t take initiative, you’ll end up standing in class, then failing, then having
low expectations of yourself, low self esteem and finally getting kicked out of your home. So,
moral is be proactive because society has too many lazy people already. Now if you had
thought ahead and used your brain then you would’ve realized that you have to go through
the education system and for that you need to put in the effort. So keeping the end goal of
going through the education system in mind, getting a job and finally lazying about watching
Netflix while still having a home. So begin with the end in mind and put first thing first like
Schoolwork before Netflix. So set priorities or be homeless because we all know that the
majority of you are not Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg, so dropping out of school won’t work
for you although you are welcome to try.
Understanding before seeking to be understood is to develop compassion to be able to help
and understand others. Thinking win-win is to plan in such a way that all parties… win win.
Because otherwise whenever you are watching Netflix some day in the far future, you will be
filled with guilt and not get to enjoy your movies or series and then you’ll think why did I go
through all this trouble? Is life meaningless?…….So yeah, think win win so you can at least
sleep well at night knowing that you are a productive member of society. Synergising means
to co-ordinate with others and uphold teamwork. This way you can put in less effort and get
better results. Oh and also don’t synergise in exams, you might get caught. Lastly, sharpen
the saw, so prepare because while you’re watching a movie continuously getting up to get
water and other necessities to survive, it ruins the mood.
So the seven habits can lead you to the life of your dreams if you just follow them.
Ahmad: (in a sarcastic tone) a very enlightening speech as usual from Mahad Saleem.
Musab hamari zindagiyon main bohot changes Laya hai. these have shaped us into who we
are. so the assembly today is our love letter to Musab, to its administration and to its
teachers
Calls Mamoon

Mamoon: Approximately 9 years ago, I remember setting foot on this campus for the first
time. I remember being shy and anxious. I remember being scared of the big world in front of
me. But now, these might be my lasts steps on campus. Thus, I would like to think that I
have improved during my time here.
Over the years, musab has helped me grow in a lot of different ways. Firstly, musab isn't just
a school, it's a community. And in my opinion, it is one of the better ones out there. The
people here are kind yet analytical. The environment helps you in more than just studies, it
lays the foundation for your future.
Secondly, and most importantly, musab promotes self improvement. As we all know, no one
is perfect, but musab helps you strive hard for the best version of yourself. Musab wants
what's best for us. The school also makes us want to be our best, to achieve excellence. In
the words of Plato, 'Excellence is not a gift, but a skill that takes practice. We do not act
rightly because we are excellent. In fact, we achieve excellence by acting rightly.' Finally, I
would like to say, it is the path to excellence which makes us invincible, not the destination.

Ahmad calls Mahin

Mahin: Musab school has been a part of my life since grade 7. In this time I have had
several exhilarating experiences in this school as Musab has been for me not just a school
but a guide for the development of my personality, for cultivating creativity in me and for
giving me a sense of belonging. To give you some context, I was the kind of person who
would be afraid of even raising my hand in class. The Mahin of then could not have known
how instrumental Musab would be in giving him the courage to stand out and to represent
himself and his beliefs, and for that, the Mahin of today thanks this school. It was a
memorable time which I will never forget.
The Mahin who had entered Musab was a person who would hesitate to even interact with
strangers as he feared that he might make a fool of himself and now Musab has made me a
confident person who can today stand in front of you all.
I will fondly remember the memories of this school. They feel like a dream, almost unreal
and yet so beautiful. Our juniors right now are blessed to be here and my advice to them
would be not to waste this opportunity. I give you this advice with the hope that you can
benefit as much as I did from Musab and it has, in all meanings of the word, been a
transforming experience. I pray that Allah bless the lives of the esteemed Principal and
teachers that have invested so much of their time and love in us. Thank you.

Ahmad calls Numan

3 years... might not seem like a lot of time to most but it certainly was for me. I had
previously been in the UAE and so when I joined Musab it was a tough challenge for me to
adapt to this new and completely different environment I had arrived in. I was always a kid
with a shy and timid personality and added to that I was in a completely different country,
where the people weren’t mine and the culture wasn’t mine. It all seemed so unknown to me
at that time.
To be honest I had little expectations. I didn’t think I would be able to adapt here. That does
kind of happen when you are an introvert who really has no goal to aim for.
But Musab decided not to abandon me behind. It made the timid, shy boy from UAE who
had little to no expectations, more independent and helped me prove to myself how wrong I
had been and let me tell you .. being wrong never felt better.
All of my hesitation vanished. Musab made it possible for me to change myself and believe
in myself and set goals in my life which were meaningful to me and which I strive for even
today.
Musab has made me who I am today. Without the assistance of the teachers and my
homies, I would’ve never changed like the way I am today. These 3 years of my life were
indeed a blessing for me and for that ... Thank you!

Next is Ahmad Sannan’s speech

I’ve come before you today with a lot of emotions. Even after having a whole lot experience
of debating, my desperate plea to make this speech a remarkable one made me write it
down on a piece of paper.
Unfortunately but most probably, this would be the last time I would be addressing you all in
this fashion, in this very front-yard from where my journey began. I still remember how at the
age of 5, I first time held up a mike, in the same place I am standing before you today. I was
very excited since it was the first time, but who knew there would be a last time as well.
On behalf of all my classmates, I would like to thank all the people who make this institution
excellent: To the Principal, for the wisdom you bring and the vision you lay out, we thank
you;
To the Administration, for the godly oversight you bring to the school and for making tough
calls when needed, we thank you;
To the Teachers, who give your all each and every day to provide us with a tremendous
education and pushing us to do our best even on the days when we don’t want to learn, all
the while taking the extra time to build relationships with us, that for some will last a lifetime,
we thank you;
To the staff, who work tirelessly, coordinating the events while supporting us, we thank you;
Please have a round of applause for all these people who have sacrificed their present for
our future.
The character that I’ve developed was all possible because of my friends and teachers who
supported and helped me everytime. There are plenty of teachers in this campus who
helped me in excelling In my academics and were always there when I needed a suggestion
about something.
For many years, many people in this campus have been a part of my journey and have
played an important role in shaping me and making me into the person I am today. They
helped me to build a character who is always optimistic, and for that I’m grateful to all of you.
I’ve always tried my best to carry on the legacy of those who left me this seniority. And I’m
sure the legacy will continue, until the day when everyone would recognise this school as the
best.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have been doing speeches since a decade, but I must concede that
this is a special one.
In a few months, some of my best friends, people with whom I’ve spend the best times of my
school life with, are about to leave, taking with them memories which we together cherish,
for the rest of our lives. I wish I could go through all those moments we’ve spent together in
this building of Musab School, but perhaps I understand niw is the time to make the big leap
up the ladder of success.
Today, my dear friends, I’m compelled to say this and I promise I mean every bit of it. Guys,
imprint this statement on your heart for the rest of your lives: ‘we are invincible.’

Next is Bilal Jameel’s speech

How has MUSAB made me who I am?

Me aj jo bhi hun sirf or sirf musab ki waja se hu. Meri shakhsiyyat badalne me sabse bara
kirdar mere usaatza ka hai, aur yehi waja hai k unke liye dil me izzat o ehtaraam mojood hai.
Musab me guzarne wali zindagi chand lafzo me to bayaan hon nahi sakti, yaha mene 4 saal
guzaray jinme apne dosto k sath meri behisaab yaday hain.
Musab se mene boht sabaq seekhay, idher mene boht galtia kin lekin un galtio ko sudhara
bhi aur sudharne me mere usaatza ne meri be inteha madad ki jiska me puri zindagi
shukarguzaar rahunga.
Musab me mene parhai k ilawa zindagi me chalne ka tariqa bhi seekha Sir Ishaq ne jo
hamay 7 habits sikhai wo mehez sirf alfaaz ni balke zindagi guzarnay kay usool hain jo ek
kamyab insaan ko hamesha apnaaney chaiye.
Iske ilawa mujhe yaad hai me msmun per ni ana chahta tha lekin teachers aur seniors ne
samjhaya aur mene attend kia, muje is me itna maza aya k mene phir musab k ilawabhi boht
se muns attend kiye, yahan se meri speaking skills aur confidence behter hwa.
Iske ilawa muje milne wali punishments me meri development ka sabse bara kirdar hai, wo
8th me sir anwer kamal ka hw na kerke aney per khara krna aur 02 me sir aziz ka physics ki
classified na kerne per khara krne se le kr O3 me saray hws pure honay tak ka safar boht
haseen raha’
So this is how musab made me who I am today aur end per I wanna say, ARKG

Next is the speech of Aqdas(Urdu)

Next speech of Yasir Rashid

Yasir: Musab, musab where do I even begin?
Well, my very first day in Musab school was an extremely confusing one . When I entered
through those doors, an assembly was going on just like this one. All the classes were
arranged in lines like you are now. At that time, I didn’t know which line was of my class so I
entered and stood in the closest line there was. After the assembly ended I walked into the
class with that line because I didn’t want to bother anyone.
It so happened, call it fate, the line I had gotten into was actually quite to my surprise the
class I was enrolled in. I could never have guessed that these people would be in the coming
years my greatest support, the light in my darkest times.
From being interested in drawing to debate, all of my passions have been fuelled by Musab.
The teachers have so lovingly played a huge part in my development.
The assistance that the seniors of this school have provided to me has shaped me into who I
am today. Hopefully, hopefully I turned out okay.
If I am being completely honest; this stage, this yard, even this shade; it all feels like home.
Soon, unfortunately many of us will leave this home for another journey. The memories of all
the events we attended, all the mischiefs we managed to get away with, all the people we
got to know, they will forever be a part of who I am and I hope that someday in the far future
if anybody remembers us, remembers our time, remembers O3 Blue, they will remember a
class who truly breathed life here, who truly lived, who truly left their mark.
Maria Rogers said “The two hardest things to say in life are hello for the first time and
goodbye for the last”
I said hello to Musab in that assembly and in this assembly I am saying goodbye to you in
advance because I’m not good at goodbyes and I know that when the time comes I won’t be
able to muster the courage to bid farewell to all these memories.
Musab will forever be my home. The people will forever be my family. It will always hold a
special place in my heart. I will fondly remember everyone who has accompanied me
through this journey, through the ups and through the downs, through the good times and
the bad and for that I truly thank you all from the bottom of my heart