Reflection

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 We felt truly excited while working on this project, especially knowing that it can be continued in our next semester through Usrah In Action. Throughout the process, we’ve learned so many valuable things from writing a proposal, to discovering the various refugee-related activities that have taken place at IIUM, and much more. We spent days and nights together to complete this project. Even though it’s still a plan, we can already imagine the success it could achieve if implemented in real life. 

In addition, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to our lecturer, Madam Khadijah, for her guidance and support in helping us complete this project. It has opened up many opportunities for us to explore new knowledge and skills. We hope that our project and ideas will meet her expectations and reflect our passion.

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