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Muzoon Almellehan: The Refugee Who Refused to Give Up on Education

Imagine a world where the sound of books flipping in a classroom is replaced by the echoes of war. Where dreams of becoming a doctor, teacher, or scientist are shattered by the brutal realities of displacement. This was Muzoon Almellehan’s reality—but rather than giving in to despair, she decided to fight for change. Muzoon, a Syrian refugee and global education activist, is proof that courage and determination can break even the most formidable barriers. At just 16, she became a beacon of hope for millions of displaced children, showing them that education is the bridge to a brighter future—even amidst the darkness of conflict. The Girl with a Backpack Full of Books When Muzoon fled Syria with her family in 2013, she carried with her something more valuable than belongings—her schoolbooks. For Muzoon, education was not just a priority; it was her lifeline. “I knew that leaving everything behind didn’t…