Honoured for Service — Recognition from WFUNF
A Memorable Medal of Appreciation for Community-Service Involvement
A Moment That Touched the Heart
There are moments in a journey of service that remain special long after the occasion has passed. Being honoured for community-service activities was one such moment for Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman—a deeply encouraging experience that brought happiness, gratitude and a renewed appreciation for the value of serving others.
The photographs preserved from this occasion capture the presentation of a WFUNF medal by Dr. Yaser Al Sharef and the pride of receiving recognition in the company of fellow members of the community.
Recognition Presented by Dr. Yaser Al Sharef
Dr. Yaser Al Sharef presented the medal in recognition of active community-service involvement. The original Facebook post acknowledges Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman and Friends Bikers member Capt. Nabil Abu Abdulaziz for their participation in community activities.
For Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman, the honour was especially meaningful because it recognised efforts made beyond everyday responsibilities—contributions shaped by a willingness to participate, support others and remain involved in the wider community.
The Medal and Its Significance
The medal bears the WFUNF emblem and is displayed in the original photographs with its green, white and green ribbon. The accompanying images preserve both the presentation and the personal moment that followed.
More than an object to keep, the medal became a lasting reminder of a day when community involvement was acknowledged and appreciated. It remains part of the personal documentary record of Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman's service journey.
Friends Bikers — Service Through Fellowship
The original Facebook caption also acknowledges Capt. Nabil Abu Abdulaziz of Friends Bikers. Their shared recognition reflects the contribution of individuals who actively participate in community initiatives and give their time to activities beyond their personal interests.
Community service can bring people together through friendship, shared responsibility and a common desire to contribute positively. The occasion stands as a reminder that such efforts are strengthened when people encourage one another and work with a spirit of goodwill.
A Personal Reflection — Feeling Truly Honoured
Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman's original post expressed sincere thanks to Dr. Yaser Al Sharef for the honour and described the feeling as one of being blessed. That simple message conveys the emotion behind the photographs more clearly than any elaborate description could.
Recognition is not the reason to serve, but when it comes, it can encourage a person to continue giving time, effort and commitment to the community. This memory remains precious because it celebrates that spirit of service and the friendships formed along the way.
“The greatest happiness is knowing that our efforts to serve others are appreciated. I felt truly honoured and blessed, and I will always remember this moment with gratitude.” — Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman
Photographic Record
The original photographs preserve the WFUNF medal, the presentation by Dr. Yaser Al Sharef, and the individual photographs taken to remember the occasion. Together, they provide a visual record of this recognition and its place in Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman's community-service journey.
Original Source
The original Facebook post dated 3 January 2018 records the appreciation expressed by Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman and acknowledges Dr. Yaser Al Sharef, WFUNF and Friends Bikers member Capt. Nabil Abu Abdulaziz.