How grateful I am to Kuwait

How grateful I am to Kuwait

Wednesday, February 15, 2023

Kuwait was founded in 1613 AD, and the Al-Sabah family took over the rule.

The official language in the State of Kuwait is Arabic, and the Islamic religion is the official religion of the state.

Kuwait, compared to the other Arab kingdoms, is the most open in the political aspect. But it is one of the most conservative of them. Its people are very proud of the ancient heritage and civilization on which the State of Kuwait was founded.

My father always tells me about how Kuwait was when he first got here and its very much different from how it is now, modern Kuwait, I can describe it because I see it and I am experiencing it now.I am really thankful that I had the chance and took the risk to make up my good environment once more with my parents. The educational system and other circumstances also taught me that while I enjoy being in a different region , my home country my relatives were the most significant. To me but still all the people here and their lifestyles have convinced us that its neither or more the same. When I first came to Kuwait , I went through a lot of feelings joy, home sickness and disapointments but this environment has helped me a lot in such situations.Ultimately, I am indeed thankful for our nation and for all it has presented to me. I bet my blessings every single time that I chose Kuwait as my second homeland. And I even think as deep as I always get that if we put together with regard for our differences, power in our convictions and passion for the nations, our best days are still ahead of us.

By:

Anamika T.K, 4-E, Indian learners’ Own Academy

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