By: Abigirl Phiri
Noting:
- My inspiration comes from two of my teachers Miss Kainat, Miss Zafreen and two of my friends Zainab and Waniya who have always been a source of motivation, offering unwavering encouragement, and acknowledging my successes, reinforcing my self-confidence.
- My name is Neha Ibrahim, and my journey as a writer began when I was inspired by two of my teachers. I discovered my passion for penning down my ideas and started my writing career with my first article published in the Pakistani newspaper.
- As a writer, I’ve faced various challenges on my journey. One of the biggest hurdles is writer’s block, and I’ve also had to deal with family members who didn’t initially support my writing.
One of the most positive minded writers l have come across is Neha Ibrahim whose interview looked at the brighter side of life. In addition, her rich words exuded enthusiasm at what she does. This is a commendable trait because as a writer hope, faith and positivity should start with you. It’s a dog eat dog world where encouragement is a bit lacking. Consequently, to stay on the right path you have to push and motivate yourself that is doing your best and letting God do the rest. Indeed, that is what Neha Ibrahim is doing, an unstoppable force in the writing world. Needless to say, time will tell what will become of us and our dreams. Over and above, if you discover your innate talent and purpose in life, one should pursue it even to the end of the world. This is because we only have one chance at life to prove what we are made of. Thus if writing is your forte like Neha Ibrahim so be it, never shy from showcasing your inherent talent to the world. The world awaits for you to amaze it so that it will marvel at God’s creation.
Please tell us your name and how your journey started as a poet/writer?
My name is Neha Ibrahim, and my journey as a writer began when I was inspired by two of my teachers. I discovered my passion for penning down my ideas and started my writing career with my first article published in the Pakistani newspaper.
Are you a published poet/writer/author?
Yes, I am a Pakistan writer and the coauthor in various anthologies, magazines, and newspapers.
Who is your inspiration?
My inspiration comes from two of my teachers Miss Kainat, Miss Zafreen and two of my friends Zainab and Waniya who have always been a source of motivation, offering unwavering encouragement, and acknowledging my successes, reinforcing my self-confidence.
Where do you see yourself in the near future?
In the near future, I aspire to connect with a wider readership, making a significant impact in the literary world. I will continue to share my work and passion on my social media platforms.
What problems have you faced as a writer?
As a writer, I’ve faced various challenges on my journey. One of the biggest hurdles is writer’s block, and I’ve also had to deal with family members who didn’t initially support my writing.
Share with us one of your best writing piece?
Here’s one of my best writing pieces:
A Mother’s Love
Your arms were always open
When I needed a hug.
Your heart understood when I
Needed a friend.
Your gentle eyes were stern when I
Needed a lesson.
Your strength and love have guided me
And given me wings to fly.
Kindly share your social media handle
My social media handle: @KhanNehaIbrahim
Any word of advice to other individuals who would want to venture into the world of writing
For those who want to venture into writing, I’d advise embracing your unique voice, reading widely, writing regularly, and not being discouraged by rejection. It’s a journey of self-discovery and persistence.
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