Sabeeha Hussain

Sabeeha is a young doctor from a family of mixed race. She was born in 1996. She is also a poet and the author of "Soul Unraveled: Rising from the ashes". The Nigerian-Pakistani generally shares her blazing Spirit. When she's enraged, she seems to always mispronounce her four languages. She reads everything, regardless of genre. She began composing nearly as soon as when she figured out how to read. Quote "Writing is something I have always done. I cannot remember a time when I did not write. I have scribbles here and there in my notebooks from throughout my childhood." Sabeeha Hussain said in an interview where she shares her secret on writing Quote "I was scared for a long time, scared of being rejected, scared no one would like it and also scared of criticism. But I decided to do it, what did I have to lose anyway? That was the best thing I did for myself. I freed myself from the chains I created." Quote "This collection is about finding strength within yourself, to rise from the ashes, when life burns you to the ground." Talking about the book "soulunraveled; rising from the ashes". Quote "I let my words speak for the oppressed, for the silent, for the ones that can’t speak for themselves." Quote "If I can give hope, to just one soul out there, it is enough for me." Quote "I see so much talent in Nigeria, but there is rigidity in what we consider talent. There is little to no encouragement when it comes to pursuing writing as a career." Quote "Writing is a form of expression, it is an art in itself, it is food for the soul. We need to encourage it, starting from our homes." Quote "We need to be ourselves, unapologetically." Quote "Inspiration is all around us. It is in the break of dawn and the rays of light, in the soft breeze and the churning winds, in the roadside beggar, the little maids in our homes. In the innocence of a child or lack of it. The love of a mother and the strength of a father. Inspiration is in the air we breathe and lives we live. Life itself is my inspiration." Quote "Time is the most challenging part for me. I do try my best to create time for it, but I never seem to have as much time as I would like. Maybe one day I would, maybe I wouldn’t, or maybe I would just learn to do the best with what time I have."