Let's Explore Wah Cantt

  • Author

    Ayesha Shoukat, Lecturer, Department of Education, Sir Syed College of Education and Training Campus 10, Wah, Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan.

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    ayeshashoukat@gmail.com or books@humapub.com
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Ayesha Shoukat, a passionate educator, writer, and lifelong learner, hails from Hassan Abdal but has found a deep connection with Wah Cantt, where she has lived since 2017. With a Master's degree in Urdu Literature and a B.Ed, Ayesha has dedicated her life to shaping young minds and fostering creativity through education.

Since 2021, she has been serving as a visiting lecturer at Sir Syed College of Education and Training, and has also contributed as a pre-teacher at FGEI, earning recognition for her innovative teaching methods.

Beyond the classroom, Ayesha is a storyteller at heart, driven by her love for her city and a desire to give voice to its unique essence. Her journey, marked by numerous regional and  directorate-level accolades, is a testament to her dedication and the strong values instilled by her father, Shoukat Ali.

Table of Contents
Preface

    This book is more than just words on paper; it is a heartfelt tribute to the city of Wah Cantt, a place that has shaped my identity and inspired my journey. When my family moved here in 2017, I was in an unfamiliar city, trying to adjust to a new environment. Over time, however, Wah Cantt became more than just a place to live—it became a part of me. Its culture, history, and people have left an indelible mark on my heart, and this book reflects that profound connection.

    Dedicated to my beloved father, Shoukat Ali, whose unwavering support and guidance have been the foundation of my success, this book also pays homage to the many individuals who have influenced my journey. From teachers and mentors to friends and family, I owe much of who I am today to their wisdom and encouragement.

    Through these pages, I aim to express my love for Wah Cantt and capture its essence—the vibrancy of its streets, the warmth of its people, and the rich history that defines it. I hope that readers will feel the same deep affection I have for this city and appreciate the significance it holds in my life.

Foreword

  • It is a privilege and honor to write these words for Ayesha Shoukat, a dedicated educator, an inspiring writer, and a passionate advocate for her community. Having had the opportunity to witness Ayesha’s journey firsthand, I can confidently say that this book is a true reflection of her deep connection with Wah Cantt and her immense talent for storytelling.

    Ayesha has a unique ability to capture the heart and soul of a place, weaving together personal experiences and historical insights in a way that resonates with readers. Her love for Wah Cantt is evident in every page, and her words are not only a tribute to the city but also an invitation for others to appreciate its beauty, culture, and history.

    I have always believed in Ayesha’s potential, and it brings me great joy to see her work published and shared with the world. I am confident that this book will leave a lasting impact on its readers, just as Wah Cantt has left an indelible mark on Ayesha’s life.

    Sajid Yousafzai
    Consultant, Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC),
    Ministry of Education and Professional Training, Pakistan
    ydrsajid@gmail.com

Acknowledgement
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Disclaimer

    Contents of this book reflect the author's personal views and are not representative/reflective of any organization. Information given in this book has been obtained by the publisher from sources believed to be reliable. However, because of the possibility of human or mechanical errors on the part of the sources, publisher, or others, the publisher does not guarantee accuracy, adequacy, or completeness of any information included in this work and is not responsible for any errors or omissions or the results obtained from the use of such information.


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