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Today, my heart is heavy. A dear friend, Razeen, was found dead in a guest house in Hulhumalé.
For decades, he battled severe substance addiction. Yet addiction was never the whole story. I knew Razeen as one of the kindest human beings I have ever met. If you needed help, he would be there. He would go above and beyond without expecting anything in return. Beneath the addiction was a beautiful soul who deserved more than the life he ended up living.
His death forces me to ask a painful question: how many more Razeens must we lose before we admit that we have failed a generation?
We celebrate world-class bridges, airports, reclaimed islands, special economic zones, and glittering cities. Infrastructure matters. Development matters. But what is the value of our progress if thousands of our young people are drowning in addiction, despair, trauma, and hopelessness while we look the other way?
A nation's greatness is not measured only by the structures it builds. It is measured by the lives it saves, the people it restores, and the hope it gives to those who have lost their way.
Today, I do not remember Razeen for his addiction. I remember him for his heart - kindness and love.
May Allah forgive his shortcomings, envelop him in His infinite mercy, and grant strength and patience to everyone who loved him.
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un.
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