Unsung Hero Of Pakistan

-Mafhoom-ul-Hadees "The Prophet MOHAMMED (Peace Be Upon Him) said: "Seek knowledge from the Cradle to the Grave."

She is my Friend's Dadi (Grandmother), she is 90 years old almost and the head of Their Family, she came Pakistan at the migration of 1947. She sacrifice her home and love one's for Pakistan. She also worked hard to make Home and stable his children in Pakistan-Karachi. she studied only 8th grades but she Believes that Knowledge has no limits.She can read, understand English n Urdu News Papers. She recites Quran-e-Pak daily. Everyday she is ready to learn more. Now a days she is trying to learn Maths with her Little Grand Daughter.. (when I Click that photo she was taking her Sun Nap Because she knows that Sun rays are Important for Human Body)
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Introduction of Jan Koum (Creator OF WhatsApp)

He was born and raised in a small village outside of Kiev, Ukraine. 

According to a profile in Forbes, he is the only child of a housewife and a construction manager and grew up in a house with no hot water. At 16, he and his mother immigrated to Silicon Valley, where they struggled financially and lived on food stamps. His father died in 1997, his mother in 2000. 

As a teenager, Koum taught himself computer programming. 

He did it by purchasing used books and returning them to the store when he was done with them. He enrolled in San Jose State University, but dropped out when he got a job at Yahoo as an infrastructure engineer. 

He signed his deal with Facebook at the North County Social Services office. 

He used to collect food stamps there with his mother. 

In 2009, Koum wanted to give up. 

He wanted to pack WhatsApp in, but his friend and eventual co-founder, Brian Acton, talked him out of it. By early 2011, WhatsApp was in the top 20 of all apps in the U.S. iTunes App Store. By February 2013, WhatsApp had almost 200 million active users.

Mark Zuckerberg had to court him.

The Facebook CEO had his eye on WhatsApp for a long time and began wooing Koum early in 2012. Their long courtship included quiet dinners, long walks and coffee shop conversations.

His net worth is now around $6.8 billion. 

Forbes estimates that Koum owns approximately 45 percent of WhatsApp, which translates to him netting about $6.8 billion in the deal.