In the rugged hills of Paktika, Afghanistan, where opportunities are scarce and traditions often stand in the way of girls’ education, one father has become a quiet hero. 🌄

His name is Mia Khan — a daily-wage laborer, a man of simple means but immeasurable heart. Every morning, before the sun fully rises, he starts his 12-kilometer journey on an old motorcycle, his two daughters seated behind him, their books pressed to their chests. 📚💨

He rides across dirt roads, through dust, wind, and rain — not because it’s easy, but because he believes his daughters deserve what he never had: an education, a chance, a future. 🌤️
Too poor to afford the fuel for two trips, he waits outside the school for four hours every single day — through blistering heat, freezing cold, or pouring rain. ☀️❄️🌧️

While others might see only hardship, Mia Khan sees hope.
He passes the time fixing his motorcycle, praying, or simply sitting in silence — content just knowing his daughters are inside learning, dreaming, growing. 🙏

“I never went to school,” he once said, “but I want my daughters to become someone who can change their world.” 💬

His story has touched hearts across Afghanistan and beyond — a testament to a father’s boundless love and the belief that education is not a privilege, but a right. ❤️

In a world that too often measures wealth in money, Mia Khan shows us a richer kind — the wealth of sacrifice, devotion, and faith in a brighter tomorrow. 🌍✨