Lifestyle Note by Me
My name is Misbah, and I am a Muslim boy who has always believed that dreams, when combined with faith and hard work, can turn into reality. Today, I am proud to say that I have established my own mobile company — a journey that began with nothing but determination, hope, and the blessings of Allah.
Early Life and Inspiration
I was born into a simple, middle-class Muslim family. My parents raised me with strong moral and religious values. From my father, I learned honesty, discipline, and patience, while my mother taught me compassion, gratitude, and the importance of prayer. Growing up, our life was not luxurious, but it was filled with love, respect, and faith.
As a child, I was always fascinated by gadgets — especially mobile phones. Whenever someone in my neighborhood bought a new phone, I would be the first to ask for a look. I wanted to know how it worked, what made one phone better than another, and how technology could connect people across the world. My curiosity sometimes led me to take apart old phones, just to see what was inside. My parents were often worried that I might spoil things, but they never stopped me. They saw my passion and quietly encouraged it.
The Journey of Learning
When I entered high school, I decided to focus on science and technology. I loved studying subjects like physics and computer science because they helped me understand the logic behind the devices I admired. But learning wasn’t always easy. We didn’t have a lot of money, so I couldn’t afford new gadgets or tools for practice. Still, I made the best use of what I had.
After school hours, I started watching free online tutorials and reading articles about mobile technology. I learned how to repair phones, how operating systems worked, and how to design simple software. Sometimes, I would fix my friends’ broken phones just for practice. I didn’t earn much, but I gained valuable experience.
Through all of this, I never forgot my faith. I prayed regularly, fasted during Ramadan, and sought guidance from Allah in every decision I made. I always believed that every skill I gained was a blessing from Him, and that I had a responsibility to use it wisely.
The First Step Toward My Dream
After completing my studies, I faced one of the biggest challenges of my life — deciding what to do next. I didn’t want to just find a job; I wanted to create something of my own. But starting a business required money, experience, and confidence — three things I had in very small amounts.
Still, I took a leap of faith. I borrowed a small amount of money from a friend and rented a tiny shop in my neighborhood. That’s where my journey truly began. At first, I started repairing mobile phones. It wasn’t glamorous, but I was proud of my work. I treated every customer with respect, explained problems honestly, and charged fair prices. Slowly, word spread that there was a young man named Misbah who was talented, honest, and hardworking.
Over time, my customer base grew. I saved every rupee I could, and instead of spending it, I reinvested it into my shop — buying better tools, software, and spare parts. I began experimenting with customizing phones, improving performance, and replacing outdated parts. That’s when I realized that I didn’t just want to repair phones — I wanted to build them.
The Birth of Misbah Mobiles
With the support of my family and close friends, I launched my own brand — Misbah Mobiles. It started as a small-scale operation focused on assembling smartphones using imported parts. I spent days and nights working on designs that would appeal to users: sleek, durable, and affordable. I wanted to make technology accessible to everyone, especially people from small towns and villages who couldn’t afford expensive brands.
The first few months were tough. There were countless obstacles — lack of funds, technical failures, and competition from bigger companies. There were even moments when I thought about giving up. But every time I felt weak, I turned to Allah for strength. I prayed for guidance, patience, and courage. I reminded myself of the Quranic verse: “Indeed, with hardship comes ease.” That belief kept me going.
Eventually, my hard work began to show results. My first batch of phones received positive feedback. People appreciated the quality, long battery life, and reasonable prices. Slowly, Misbah Mobiles started gaining recognition. We expanded our team, opened a small factory unit, and launched more models.
Values Behind Success
Throughout my journey, I never forgot the principles that shaped me. As a Muslim entrepreneur, I believe business is not just about profit — it’s about purpose. I made sure that my company operates with integrity, fairness, and social responsibility. We ensure that our employees are treated well, that our products are eco-friendly, and that a portion of our earnings goes toward charity.
I also make it a point to maintain a healthy balance between work and faith. No matter how busy my schedule is, I always find time for prayer and reflection. I believe that true success is not measured by wealth but by how much peace and satisfaction you feel in your heart.
Giving Back to the Community
One of my greatest joys has been creating job opportunities for others. Many of my employees are young people who once struggled to find direction — just like I did. I mentor them, train them, and encourage them to dream big. I also run free workshops for students who are interested in technology but lack resources.
Through Misbah Mobiles, I hope to inspire others to believe in themselves, to stay grounded in faith, and to work honestly. I want every young person to know that it doesn’t matter where you come from — what matters is your determination, discipline, and trust in Allah.
Looking Ahead
Today, Misbah Mobiles is not just a company — it’s a symbol of what faith and perseverance can achieve. But my journey doesn’t stop here. I dream of expanding my business internationally and developing new innovations — from eco-friendly mobile devices to smart technology that can improve education and healthcare.
In the future, I want to build a research center where young engineers can design next-generation mobile technologies. I also plan to start a scholarship fund for students who want to study electronics and computer science but cannot afford it.
Final Thoughts
When I look back at how far I’ve come, I feel grateful — not proud. Every success I have is a gift from Allah, and every failure was a lesson He sent to make me stronger. I started with nothing but faith, passion, and a dream, and today I stand as a reminder that no dream is too big when you believe in yourself and trust in Allah’s plan.
To every young boy or girl reading this, I want to say: never stop dreaming. Work hard, stay humble, and hold onto your faith. Life will test you, but remember — patience and persistence always bring rewards.
This is my story — Misbah, a boy who turned curiosity into innovation, struggle into strength, and faith into success.