A Malaysian mother, Nur Ashikin, has gone viral for her heartwarming gesture of treating her children's entire school to a catered lunch and goodie bags as a celebration for the end of the school year.
A Malaysian mother has gone viral for her heartwarming gesture of treating her children's entire school to a catered lunch and goodie bags as a celebration for the end of the school year. In a TikTok video, the mother, identified as Nur Ashikin, shared the joyous occasion, highlighting the happiness on the faces of the students. She expressed gratitude for her blessings, finding joy in seeing those around her happy.
\\\The video captured the attention of many, with users praising her generosity and wishing for continued prosperity. Comments flooded in, showering her with compliments and prayers for her continued good fortune. This act of kindness mirrored a previous instance where Nur Ashikin made headlines for gifting all her children's classmates and their teacher with special presents on the last day of school. \\\Nur Ashikin revealed that her children had expressed a desire to give something to their classmates and teacher as a farewell gesture. She and her husband searched for suitable gifts that would serve as lasting reminders of their time together. Approximately 20 students received Smiggle goodies, while their teacher was presented with a Kate Spade gift. This heartwarming story has resonated with many online, highlighting the importance of kindness and generosity, especially towards children
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