VICE PRESIDENT AT KMCC KERALA STATE COMMITTEE
‘STORIES OF RESILIENCE’
FAROOQ HAMADANI’S REFLECTIONS ON PANDEMIC REALITIES
Embarking on the canvas of existence, Farooq Hamadani paints a vibrant tableau of his journey across borders, each stroke a testament to resilience and cultural fusion. As if stepping into a living mural, Farooq’s odyssey unfolds against the backdrop of foreign lands, where he dances to the rhythm of diverse climates, cultures, and tongues.
Cast your gaze back to the dawn of September 2005, where Kuwait’s desert expanse welcomed Farooq with a warm embrace, imprinting an everlasting memory on his soul. Yet, beyond the sandy dunes lies a tapestry woven with threads of camaraderie, binding migrants together in a harmonious symphony of shared experiences.
From Secretary to Journalist: A Tale of Evolution
From the humble beginnings in Basil Al Usta’s office to the bustling streets of Abbasia and the corridors of Al Mulla Exchange and Lulu Exchange, Farooq’s narrative unfurls like a spellbinding tale, each chapter revealing a new facet of his evolution. His narrative transcends the confines of mere employment, as he weaves through roles as a journalist in India for esteemed publications such as Sub editor, ‘Chandrika’ daily Kannur, ‘Sathyadhara’ monthly, Kozhikode, “Tejas News Daily” and “Mid-East Chandrika News Daily,” presently lending his voice to the stories told on “Darshan TV.”
But amidst the hustle and bustle of life abroad, it is Farooq’s unwavering commitment to service that truly sets him apart. Through the conduit of KMCC, he becomes a beacon of hope amidst the darkness of the COVID era, orchestrating relief efforts with compassion and fervor, extending a lifeline to those in need.
Farooq Hamadani’s Debut Book ‘Khalan’ Reshapes Pandemic Narratives in Malayalam Literature”
In a groundbreaking literary feat, Farooq Hamadani’s premiere work, “Khalan,” published in 2021, emerges as a transformative exploration of pandemic-induced anxieties within Kuwait’s social fabric. Through nuanced storytelling, Hamadani’s anthology redefines perceptions and unveils the intricate layers of resilience amidst adversity.
A Portrait of Home: Farooq Hamadani’s Personal Canvas
In his personal sphere, Farooq shares his life journey with his wife, Shereena Farooq, and their three children: Fathima Farha, excelling as a Software Developer; Ahmad Nihal, currently navigating his Plus Two studies; and Muhammad Ihsan, embarking on the adventures of seventh grade.
Address (india)
‘Ensaf’
Kappad, Chemanchery
Calicut
Address (Kuwait)
Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh
Block-2
Street- 142
Building-2/304
Flat-23