My name is Maythem, I was born in Baghdad/Iraq on the 23'rd of January of 1984.
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Alhamdo Lillah, My family is simple, Two great parents (Kamal & Ilham), and my only sister (Shaymaa'), and I am the youngest. My father works as a lecturer in the University of Baghdad at the computer engineering department. While my mother used to work as a banker at the same University's Bank, but nowadays, she is a full time house wife. My sister, Shaymaa', she is older than me by 4 years, and she works as a dentist, works at the Ministry of health as a head of department.
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Myself, I am a Control and Computer Systems engineer, have graduated from the university of Technology in Baghdad. Then traveled to UK asking for more and different knowledge, so I got my Higher Diploma in IT at Middlesex University. Then Traveled to Malaysia to get my Masters Degree in IT, and that what I got from the University Teknologi Petronas. Since then, I am aiming to reach a higher point so I have applied at the same university as a PhD Student.
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During my life in Iraq, according to the very bad situation of educational institutions, I did not achieve much as I have achieved outside of Iraq. As in Iraq, I used to be a successful computer technician and computer systems tutor at three different computer centers. That might be the biggest thing ever I have done while my living in Iraq.
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But, when I left to London, inaddition to the many profissional certificates I got, I have studied nursing then joined a local swiming team as a member, Martial Arts, fencing, psychology and some other simple staff. Beside learning, I used my old knowledge I got from Iraq and my newly learnt knowledge at that time, to teach Arabic Language and the Principles of Islam to those new Muslims at personal and public levels at the Central Masjid of London.
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In addition, I have recieved many pieces of papers they call (Certificates of appreciation or token of appreciation) for the talks I gave in the Central Masjid of London. Anyway, the biggest thing I have done while my staying in London was teaching the Islamic principles to the newly became Muslims.
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When I reached to Malaysia, I did not loose my contact with my friends in the Islamic Center and the life makers team, then I have started writing mini-books about the principles of Islam and send them to my london to be printed and published by the Islamic Center. While I was in Malaysia, I have wrote Two mini-books named "WAJIB Al-MUSLIM" (The duty of Muslim man) & "WAJIB Al-Muslimah" (The duty of Muslim Woman), then send them to London to be printed and published as the others of mine. Then I got a call from a proffessor at Al-Azhar University telling me that both of the mini-books have been choosen as the best youth educator Mini-Books series at Al-Azhar University, which has requested from me to re-write those mini-books into two books that I'm planing to call "RISALAT ADAM (The Message of Adam)" & "RISALAT HAWA' (The Message of Hawa')", those which talk about "What are the duties of Men/Women?" and "Why Men / Women were created?".
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I think I'm tired of writing about myself, if there is anything you want to know more about me, then you might contact me and ask.
Yours
Maythem
