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Success doesn’t require a fully able body، ولكنه يحتاج إلى نضوج وكمال العقل, enough to help people driven to succeed find their way to victory,
وغالبًا ما يتغلب هؤلاء على فكرة تحطم أفكارهم وجهودهم نحو النجاح، بسبب مرضهم، فالصعوبة تكمن في مدى التحدى the person faces in
سبيل تحقيق أحلامهbut most peoplewho dream of success لا تمنعم اعاقتهم من المضى قدمًا.
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The disability of a Venezuelan refugee in Colombia

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لم تمنع إعاقة Alfonso Menzuda, a Venezuelan refugee in Colombia, has not let his disability stop him from achieving remarkable success. Menzuda was born without legs, but his praise for
Achieving remarkable success takes more than that. He has succeeded in overcoming his disability and accomplishing more than many expected—successes that even people
الذين لا يعانون من الإعاقة بسهولة، فما بالك بمن يعاني من هذه الإعاقة.
The young Venezuelan’s faith in himself and his abilities is no less than his faith that God took away his legs but gave him a talent in return. He earns money by rapping,
وفي أوقاته الآخرى يهوى رياضة ركوب الأمواج، ويعمل على تحفيز الآخرين للنجاح من خلال اعطائهم الدروس.
It feels as though he becomes a bundle of energy every day, spreading positivity to everyone around him and guiding them toward success—even though he has no legs to walk
بهما في أي طريق، فرغم من ذلك فإن شعاره في الحياة الثقة في النفس، لذلك فهو يتزلج بكرسيه المتحرك.
كانت إعاقة مينزودا، عائقة له في بداية حياته، بسبب الضغوط الاجتماعية التى يواجهها من لديهم إعاقة في مجتمعاتهم، ولكن كانت الضرب لدى
the Venezuelan refugee was even more painful because it came from his father. As a result, he thought about suicide more than once, to the point that he considered ending his life
يومي، إلى أن تغيرت حياته بشكل كامل، بعد أن آمن بقدراته وإمكاناته حتى وهو بدون ساقين.
The 25-year-old Venezuelan refugee earns a living to support his family and newborn daughter, after finding opportunities to make a living in another country,
حيث أجبر على الهروب من الجوع والفقر الذى كان يعيش فيه في فنزويلا، حتى نجح في الهجرة بصحبة زوجته إلى كولومبيا.
Minzoda knows no limits to success—or to what is possible. The challenges he faced early in life made him a strong man who can endure hardship and pursue success wherever
كان، حيث يكمن ذلك في قناعاته بأن كل شيئ ممكن إذا ما طلبناه بقوة كافية.
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A Saudi with a disability defies the odds!

He never let the impossible stand in his way, and found his own path to success despite a disability that can bring some people to the brink. The young Saudi man Ammar
Bogus has cerebral palsy and weak nerves, but he decided to complete his studies, earn a bachelor’s degree in media from King Abdulaziz University, and memorize
the Holy Quran in just two years. A story of perseverance
Ammar, who is 26, says he is of Saudi origin and was born in the United States, where his father was studying. He explains that he was born with
I إعاقة في رأسه، وارتخاء في اعصابه، ولا يوجد لديه أي جزء سليم في جسده سوى في العينين واللسان.
ويستكمل عمار حديثه لإحدى الصحف قائلًا: “لقد درست لمدة ثلاث سنوات في الولايات المتحدة الأميركية وغادرتها وأنا ابن عشر سنوات ثم أكملت
my studies through a correspondence program in high school, graduating with a 96 percent average. After that, I enrolled at King Abdulaziz University and earned a bachelor’s degree in
media with honors, graduating with distinction. I currently work as a journalist and analyst in the sports section of a Saudi newspaper, and I give lectures. I am also
معيداً في الجامعة الأميركية في دبي، وقد تزوجت منذ ثلاث سنوات وأجيد اللغتين العربية والإنكليزية بطلاقة”.
وتابع الشاب السعودي: “لقد ألّفت كتاب (قاهر المستحيل) شرحت فيه قصة كفاحي مع الإعاقة There is also an upcoming collaboration with Kuwaiti director Waleed Al-Awadhi
لانتاج فيلم سينمائي عن حياتي، اضافة الى انني أقوم بإعداد وتقديم برامج تلفزيونية في المملكة العربية السعودية”.
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The Saudi businessman is one of the most successful and inspiring Saudi and Arab role models, proving that illness or disability does not diminish a person’s ambition or determination,
but can strengthen them, raise the stakes of the challenge, and make success all the more meaningful to those who achieve it.
The exceptional veteran Saudi businessman Sultan Al-Athl is a leading example. He faced amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), which left him unable to control
nearly all the parts and senses of his body, with the exception of his hearing and sight. Yet, with courage and strength, he managed to build a national economic enterprisea Saudi company employing around
10,000 male and female employees.
Sultan Al-Othman’s success and achievements were not limited to the economic sphere. Using eye movements, he was able to write several books and volumes, and he achieved
equally impressive academic success. He earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the American University of Portland, as well as a certificate in theories
of time from the Covey Center for Leadership Development, followed by a new certificate in leadership’s changing dynamics and core principles in the 21st century from the
FranklinCovey Center.
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Illness didn’t stop her from succeeding

Helen Keller was the first woman and man to graduate from university with a bachelor’s degree while living with deafness and blindness, which
she developed at the age of one after contracting scarlet fever.
ولي العهد في مهمة قومية.. الأمير محمد بن سلمان يُدشن 7 مشروعات أبرزها أول مفاعل نووي
The iron-willed woman entered the world of politics through the Socialist Party, becoming a prominent activist in the American Civil Liberties Union. She was awarded
the Lyndon Johnson Award and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Since 1980, the United States has commemorated Helen Keller’s birthday by decree issued by former U.S. President
James Carter.
ولقد برعت “كلير” في مجال الفن والأدب حيث حققت مسرحيتها ” صانع المعجزات ” نجاح باهر جعل أكسبها شعبية كبيرة وطاغية .
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Despite his disability, he made it into the biggest newspapers

Although a spinal cord injury forced him to use a wheelchair from the age of 19, after he was involved in a car accident, the difficulty
of getting around did not stop John Hockenberry from pursuing creative work in journalism and writing across a range of fields. Over three decades, John Hockenberry wrote dozens of
articles and went on to write two books and a play.
John Hockenberry was also a prominent writer for several major publications, including The New York Times, The New Yorker, Wired, Columbia Review, Metropolis, and The Washington
بوست وحصد جائزة الـ Emmy Award لأربع مرات .




