Mohammad is one of the successful children that Etrat Bootorab Institution has been supporting for the past 6 years. He managed to win the fourth national position of the Imam Khomeini (RA) Relied foundation in Azan competition in 1397 and several other provincial positions in the field of Quran and prayer. .He says that since the age of twelve, I was interested in Qur'an, and the sound of Azan has become the most divine word of my life. The life that I have become a man too soon in the twist of its difficultie He continues: "I have suffered a lot in these years; from the pain of not playing with my peers to the pain of my father's absence, the pain of my childish longing looks at the beautiful notebooks of my classmates, eating my meal fast and the rush to get to work. I have been working and studying since I was twelve years old so that I can stand on my own feet and lean on my own shoulder I ask about his childhood and his father's memories. He says that even though I was not more than 5 years old when my father died, I still remember my father's face. The small toy car that was his last memory and whose image is still in my black and white memory and disappears from my memory.. I also remember the incident of my father leaving. Throughout my childhood, I witnessed the death of the dearest person in my life, an incident that is still sad, painful and unbelievable for me. But it is interesting to know that this young man considers himself a happy person because his definition of happiness is to have support. His support is a great father who does not take his father's empty place, but like a father, he always cares for him. His great interest in the history of the past nations and research on the civilization and culture of the past has formed his biggest goal, he wants to become a history teacher. Do you know what his biggest wish is? He wishes to shine the light of love on children who are deprived of their father's blessing. He says: My biggest wish is to one day become rich enough to be able to be with children who have no father, and just as hands kinder than the sun have taken my empty hands, I will also become the sun and spread kindness. The young man of Bootorab says that despite the limitations and financial problems I had, the fact that I was able to stand on my own feet from the age of twelve is a matter of pride and honor for me. He advises his friends to never lose hope and let financial problems prevent them from achieving their goals. Believe in their own talents and abilities and know that all impossible things can be made possible with effort, desire, and relying on God. On the threshold of beautiful spring and Nowruz, he wishes everyone a year full of health and success, and says, "I thank God that His grace never turned away from me, I am grateful to my dear grandfather and mother for the efforts they have made for me, and finally, I am grateful for the grace and I am the constant care of Bootorab Institution, whose support has been my greatest encouragement.