Ehd e Wafa has been an absolute favourite for many since day 1, and the drama has so much to offer, so much to teach! A scene where Sheheryar takes over for his father when he’s sick touched the hearts of many:
A scene so simple and short had such a deep meaning to it:
*Kabhi apny Bap k kam per sharam mehsos mat kerna chahy tum kitny b barhy admi ku nah bn Jao♥#Ehd_e_wafa pic.twitter.com/s9SXPNT36i
— QAMAR_ツ® (@am_headache) November 4, 2019
And the internet was moved, with everyone sharing how proud they were of their parents’ profession:
Mehnat me sharam kesi?
My father was a mechanic and I am proud of him 😍😌 https://t.co/WUNfF11jt6— zoni (@ZunairaRasheed4) November 4, 2019
Some were teachers:
My parents are teachers and I'm proud of them https://t.co/I6VsIg3dqA
— α (@obscured_minion) November 4, 2019
Some had served the country:
My father was lance naik in army my mother is teacher ♥ I'm proud of them ♥ May ALLAH always bless them ❤ https://t.co/tyxn0wCNqk
— Irtiza. 🇵🇰 (@irti321) November 4, 2019
Some shared how their fathers had to work multiple jobs to make ends meet:
My father was naib qasid. He even had to do part time jobs to pay our school fees and now i am a graduate and a software engineer just because of my father and i am proud of him. I never hesitate to tell people about my father's job because there is nothing to be ashamed bout it. https://t.co/AXDA4hsU3c
— Those Funking Humans. (@smoqin) November 4, 2019
Some were proud of their father’s honesty:
I'm a proud daughter of a government officer
Who haven't taken any bribe for the sake of halal rizq for his kids
Had to suffer many financial crisis in a rented home at 5th floor with one room but Allah SWT blessed all my siblings best in their career due to "halal roti" we ate. https://t.co/yVONfuslgW— Kiran Khan 🇵🇰 (@light_frmh3av3n) November 4, 2019
No profession should be looked down upon:
My father is a tractor mechanic and I love him and he is my proud and my 1st inspiration.. ❤️ https://t.co/ECy2TP6y3X
— Naeem (@Apkaa_bhai) November 4, 2019
This girl shared how her father let her pursue medical studies:
My father is transporter and also driver in past but i m proud of him❤️ bcz aj jo mein hn unki waja sy hn…
Dr.Sidra Rajpoot Insha Allah https://t.co/VdyHTnB0jZ— 😕😏 (@Rajpootni78) November 4, 2019
We’re super proud too!
My father used to be a labourer
And i am extremely proud of him https://t.co/4jbWNOWmad— Osaمa (@Osama_hun) November 4, 2019
How we wish our parents could live to see us achieve everything they’d dreamt of:
My father (was) 😫 shopkeeper. And I am proud of him that in which circumstances he raised me nicely, and now where I am standing with success is just because of him. I wish he could see, that in life where his son is standing now 😭 https://t.co/7yQHD8c1wF
— فیضی اعوان🥀 🇵🇰 (@TheFaizi_Malik) November 4, 2019
People were sharing how one should never be ashamed in doing what their fathers did for a living:
Meri Izzat mry Walid ki izzat sy brh kr ni hai, Agr aik kam mra walid kr skta hai to mjy b vo kam krty hoay bhla q shrm ay https://t.co/VvluNaRmUS
— Mohsin Zaheer. (@realmohsn) November 4, 2019
Shoutout to all the beautiful and hard working parents!
والدین نے خود کبھی کم کھایا ہونا مگر ہمیں حلال کا لقمہ کھلایا ہے ہمیشہ حلال کھانے پہ شرم کیسی؟ ان پہ فخر ہونا چاہیے
گریٹ میسج👍🏻 https://t.co/L814ZfwXGg— 𝙎𝙖𝙖𝙙𝙞𝙩 𝘼𝙡𝙞 𝙍𝙖𝙟𝙥𝙪𝙩🎈 (@Saadit_Ali) November 4, 2019
Beshak!
باپ سراں دے تاج محمد ❣️
تے ماواں ٹھنڈیاں چھاواں 🌸 https://t.co/kyGxNG1ENT— Mukaram ♡ (@Mukaram_Says) November 4, 2019
We bet he’s super proud of you too!
My father rode a bicycle continuously for thirty years to his workplace and he was a pharmacist(dispenser). 3 of his kids including me are doctors now AlhamduLillah. And I must say I am extremely proud of my father. https://t.co/tjpOgG4V6J
— Aitzaz (@ItsAitzaz) November 4, 2019
Exactly, no shame!
My father is a bus driver and Ac technician and fitter
No shame in the hard work 😓 https://t.co/apfpkEx4Hr— Umar Farooq (@umaransari94) November 4, 2019
This girl shared how her cousins were embarrassed to introduce her father as their chacha because of his profession:
My father was a taxi driver
And im proud of him
One of my mamu is senator (I'll not mention his name) my taya was MNA .. Our relatives used to make fun of my father's profession.. Abu used to pick us from school.. Or kbhi jab taya k bachu KO driver pick krny na ata to Abu c https://t.co/F0w9FzKcDQ— ماریه (@berriebellaaa) November 4, 2019
Cousins KO bhi pick krlety.and my cousins never introduced my father as their chacha they always say k ye hmaray Driver hain coz unhy embarrassment hoti thi… But I'm just proud of father ,we are 6 siblings,one of my brother is an army officer … Aj hum Jo kuch bhi hain apny
— ماریه (@berriebellaaa) November 4, 2019
Baap Ki wajah Sy hain.. Mein Allah sy pal pal ye Dua krti Hu k wo mere Walid KO jannat m acha mukaam ataa kren 🌺🌺🌺🌺
— ماریه (@berriebellaaa) November 4, 2019
There was appreciation for housewives too, which they deserve!
My father is a Government Primary School teacher
and Mother is a housewife 🙂😇
and I'm proud of them https://t.co/fNcD1ArKVe— عamر (an Alien) (@UmarBhurgari) November 4, 2019
You go, Dr. Fouzia, more power to you!
My father has been a labourer in the past and still he struggled so that i can be in a secure field
Alhamdolillah here is dr fouzia ❤ https://t.co/4V2GOtmc2R— DR.Fouz (@Drbunty1) November 4, 2019
Fathers are the real superheroes!
indeed…humry fathers humy kbhi show ni krate k kitna hardwork kr k woh humri wishes poori krte hain but lekin yh baap ko dekh kr idea laga skty hain k how much father do for their children ❤❤ https://t.co/ZsIyiZDqYw
— Mussawir ejaz (@MussawirE) November 4, 2019
Absolutely unconditional!
My father is a government employee but as a side work to get us siblings educated he used to take contracts for plumbing work. I often used to go with him and know how much hurdles he has gone through to have us well educated. I'm proud of my father. Fathers love is unconditional https://t.co/xz2Tu4Dvl1
— S. (@Chaarsi) November 4, 2019
We’re in awe of all the people who shared how proud they are of their parents and we’re rooting for every single one of you!
How proud are you of your parents? Let us know in the comments below!