Five to enjoy future birthdays with whole country
WHEN Pakistani Adil Muhammad moved to Malaysia 11 years ago, he instantly fell in love with the country’s diversity and colourful cultures.
The 32-year-old electrician, who resides in Johor with his wife Anam Adil, 30, now has another reason to love Malaysia – they welcomed the birth of their baby girl on the country’s 66th National Day.
“I feel proud to welcome my first child to the world on Merdeka Day, as I have come to love the country.
“The arrival of our 3.1kg baby girl on this auspicious day has deepened our connection with Malaysia.
“Despite being a foreigner, I feel completely at home here.
“After this, we will celebrate my daughter’s birthday along with all Malaysians every National Day,” said the Skudai resident.
The couple was considering giving the baby a name with a Malaysian element to mark her birthdate.
Ahmad Al Mubarak (left) receiving a gift from KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital to commemorate the birth of his daughter on National Day.
Adil added that he was glad that Anam had a safe delivery at Columbia Asia Hospital Iskandar Puteri, and thanked the medical staff for ensuring a smooth experience.
The hospital’s general manager Dr Ding Eng Li said Adil and Anam were one of three couples who welcomed their bundles of joy on Aug 31.
“The other two couples were new mother Teo Yi Xuan, 19, from Taman Putri in Kulai, and 31-year-old housewife Nur Maizatul Nasyikin Mohamad, 31, from Bandar Penawar, Kota Tinggi,” she said.
Meanwhile, Damia Fadlyn Yusof, 24, welcomed the birth of her second baby girl on National Day at KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital.
Her husband, civil servant Ahmad Al Mubarak Mohamed, 29, said they did not expect their baby, who weighed 3.53kg, would be born on such a significant day.
“My wife was supposed to give birth in September but her due date was brought forward as advised by doctors because of health factors.
“I hope our baby will grow up healthy and kind, and contribute to the nation in the future,” he added.
An hour before Damia Fadlyn gave birth, first-time mum Fatin Nabihah Abd Rahman, 31, welcomed her 2.78kg baby girl at 9.55am at the same hospital.
Five to enjoy future birthdays with whole country
Adil Muhammad, a Pakistani who has been living in Malaysia for 11 years, expressed his love for the country’s diversity and culture. He and his wife, Anam Adil, recently celebrated the birth of their baby girl on Malaysia’s 66th National Day. Adil stated that he feels proud to welcome his first child on Merdeka Day, which is further deepening their connection with the country. Despite being a foreigner, Adil feels completely at home in Malaysia and plans to celebrate his daughter’s birthday along with all Malaysians every National Day. The couple is considering giving their baby a name with a Malaysian element to commemorate her birthdate.
Ahmad Al Mubarak (left) receiving a gift from KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital to commemorate the birth of his daughter on National Day.
Adil expressed his gratitude for his wife’s safe delivery at Columbia Asia Hospital Iskandar Puteri and thanked the medical staff for their support. Dr. Ding Eng Li, the general manager of the hospital, mentioned that Adil and Anam were one of three couples who welcomed their babies on August 31. The other two couples included Teo Yi Xuan, a 19-year-old from Taman Putri in Kulai, and Nur Maizatul Nasyikin Mohamad, a 31-year-old housewife from Bandar Penawar, Kota Tinggi.
At KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital, another mother named Damia Fadlyn Yusof, 24, also delivered her second baby girl on National Day. Her husband, Ahmad Al Mubarak Mohamed, a 29-year-old civil servant, expressed surprise at their baby’s birth on such a significant day. Damia’s due date was brought forward by doctors for health reasons. Ahmad hopes their baby girl will grow up healthy, kind, and make contributions to the nation.
An hour before Damia Fadlyn’s delivery, Fatin Nabihah Abd Rahman, a 31-year-old first-time mother, welcomed her baby girl weighing 2.78kg at 9.55am at the same hospital.
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