موقع حسن الجفيري

Hassan Ibrahim Al-Mulla Al Jefairi, a Qatari Writer. Hassan is one of the very few people in Qatar that are truly Reformers in the middle this sea that is full of conservative sharks. Hassan’s thoughts are highly admired by the youth for they speak our name. For he is in favour of united uniforms in school instead of national uniforms. For he is in favour of teaching music, arts and theater. For he is in favour for the students’ imagination to reach the skies.
Still, he is fighting for these changes to happen and all he gets is being called names such as trouble-maker. And that is why we should take him as our role model, and take him as the ambassador of the future.

He believes in us, the youth, in times where we don’t even believe in ourselves.

Quote from Hassan Al-Jefairi:

” We see the west a place to hang our dirty laundry on. If we want to rise above with our streets, schools, roads, and hospitals, would the west stop us? We do tennis tournaments in Berlin, so why don’t we do the maintenance of our schools that are most likely to fall down? “

Hassan Ibrahim Al-Mulla Al Jefairi, a Qatari Writer. Hassan is one of the very few people in Qatar that are truly Reformers in the middle this sea that is full of conservative sharks. Hassan’s thoughts are highly admired by the youth for they speak our name. For he is in favour of united uniforms in school instead of national uniforms. For he is in favour of teaching music, arts and theater. For he is in favour for the students’ imagination to reach the skies.
Still, he is fighting for these changes to happen and all he gets is being called names such as trouble-maker. And that is why we should take him as our role model, and take him as the ambassador of the future.

He believes in us, the youth, in times where we don’t even believe in ourselves.

Quote from Hassan Al-Jefairi:

” We see the west a place to hang our dirty laundry on. If we want to rise above with our streets, schools, roads, and hospitals, would the west stop us? We do tennis tournaments in Berlin, so why don’t we do the maintenance of our schools that are most likely to fall down? “