Abdullah Al-Jabir Aayan

My name is Abdullah Al-Jabir Aayan, although I was previously known as Md Afsun Rahenam — a name some still recognize me by. A few also refer to me as "Anuprash", which carries a more poetic undertone. I’m from Gaibandha, a small but meaningful place in northern Bangladesh. Currently, I am a Class 10 student at Gaibandha Government Boys High School. I'm 16 years old, and I consider myself a self-taught programmer with a particular inclination towards Python. I haven't released any public projects yet, and I don’t often talk about what I build — not because I don’t create, but because I prefer to let my skills develop quietly and naturally.

My interest in programming isn’t something I show off; it’s something I nurture in silence. Among all the programmers I've read about, Linus Torvalds stands out as my technical role model — not just for his creation of the Linux kernel, but for the mindset and philosophy he brought into the world of open-source software. Yet, beyond code and logic, my guiding light in life is Prophet Muhammad (SAW). I try to follow his values of honesty, patience, and discipline — not only in life but also in how I approach learning and creativity.

I spend a lot of time experimenting with code, solving problems that interest me, and gradually improving my thinking. I don’t rush after titles, recognition, or attention. Instead, I try to focus on mastering concepts that matter. I believe true learning happens when no one is watching — in the quiet hours, when curiosity leads, not competition. Though I’m still in the early stages of my journey, I’m building something within myself that I hope will have meaning in the long run.

I’m not here to impress, but to improve. Every day, I try to get a little better — not for others to notice, but for myself to grow. I don’t know exactly where this path will lead, but I do know that I want to keep walking it — one line of code at a time, one idea at a time, guided by both reason and purpose.

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