Defective body is not an obstacle

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friend steemians, this time we will discuss something that for me is an interesting thing, namely that the condition of an imperfect body cannot be a barrier to being a successful person. Yups..guys have a perfect body is certainly everyone's hope, no one wants to be disabled or injured. But being born with a deformed body is not our desire, it is all the will of God that we cannot challenge. We as servants can only be patient. Having a disability body is sometimes not an easy matter, but that does not mean it is the end of our lives, it is not the end of a hope and a dream. Having a dream is the right of everyone without exception, regardless of who he is and where he comes from, including people who are born with a disability body or the term disability. History has proven this, many well-known figures who turned out to be disabled people, even few who knew about the fact that the shortcomings had been covered by the advantages they had. Here are some figures who are persons with disabilities, including:

  1. Imam Tarmidzi, one of the writers of the Sunan book and a prominent hadith scholar is a blind person, but he became an example in memorization and accuracy
  2. Sa'id bin Musayyab, a Companion whose eyes were broken, but he was known to have an extraordinary amount of knowledge and was given the nickname "Faqih al-fuqaha"
  3. Shaikh Thaha Husein is famous as a scholar and writer, since he had a disease that caused his eyes to be blind. In 1973, the day before he died, he was honored with the Human Rights Award from the United Nations
  4. Ali bin Ismail, a linguist from Andalusia is a blind person
  5. Atha bin Rabah, a pious tabi'in and faqih had a disability in his body, namely limping and whipping
  6. Alkamit bin Zaid al-Asadi, who is very well known, is a very well known umawiyah poet who is a deaf
  7. Marconi, an Italian physicist, has two ears that are too wide. But instead of regretting the strange shape of the ear, Marconi's mother actually said about her son "with his wide ears, he would hear a very slow voice". Marconi's mother's words became a reality finally Marconi managed to find wireless technology.
    That is a piece of evidence that having a deformed body is not a barrier to success. Having shortcomings is not a reason to hoard all your dreams and dreams. Thank you, thank you for the success of the steemians..
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