Ashraf Hakimi.. the legendary hero who emerged from the womb of suffering

From the womb of suffering, hope is born, and from the heart of tragedy, creativity is born, a famous saying that applies to the Lion of Morocco, the player Ashraf Hakimi, as he grew up in a humble family, for a father who is a street vendor in the streets of Madrid, and his mother was serving in homes, but they were not like most of the fathers of this class, so why They force their son to work with them and bury his dreams. Rather, the duo believed in his talent and kept working so that the little one could achieve what he wanted. Indeed, he became one of the most important lions of the Atlas, and his whole life moved to another place.

From the heart of the immigrants' neighborhood in "Getafe", the little boy grew up on the love of the round witch who made him a prisoner of her love, so he entered the Spanish club Real Madrid, and at the request of coach Zinedine Zidane at the time, he joined the first team of the Royal Club, and from him his star rose in the sky of world football.

The star grew brighter and became known by name, due to the distinguished performances that he marked on the European fields with the German teams Borussia Dortmund, then the Italian Inter Milan, ending with the French club Paris Saint-Germain, and he was among the most exciting Moroccan players and headlines in Europe.

Hakimi, who is loyal to his parents, never denied his story. Rather, he tells it proudly of his family, which was dedicated to achieving his dream, saying, "There is nothing ashamed of me in talking about my family's past. My father was a street vendor, and my mother was a housemaid. They suffered a lot for me and were sacrificing to I train and play football, today they are a source of energy and enthusiasm for me."

This picture of Ashraf and his mother, which spread like wildfire, is not just a hug between a son and his mother, but rather it is conclusive evidence of the good upbringing of this virtuous and struggling lady for her righteous son, who spared no effort in any meeting or dialogue to praise the great toil and struggle that his mother went through in order to become The global star he is today.

Hakimi, 24, holds dual Spanish and Moroccan nationalities, and his affiliation with his country of origin has been clear since his youth. "Al-Ghazal" - as he was nicknamed in Castilla - participated with the Moroccan national team in all its categories.

Hakimi - who was famous for the "strutting" or "penguin" dance - participated in the World Cup for the second time. Before the Qatar 2022 World Cup, in which he excelled with the coach Walid Regraki's battalion, he participated with the Moroccan national team in the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Currently, the entire Arab world hopes that the Moroccan national team will win the World Cup, as the dream has become close, and hope still looms on the horizon.