قيراط كوزنه ولا قنطار شطارة .... مأساة المتفوقين من الأجيال الشابه.. اضف تجربه

Quote: I was the top of my class since I started school, I came the second in the whole region on the Primary School Certificates, again was one of the top ten on the Intermediate School Certificates. When I was in the higher secondary school, for my achievements in mathematics, physics and languages my teachers expected me to be one of the top ten students of the Sudan, unfortunately, I suffered from severe eye condition at that time, yet I managed to get into Khartoum University and graduate with Bachelor of laws, I did my bar examinations and finished my training as a lawyer, the judges in my region used to write comments in their judgments regarding the style of my pleadings. When this government came in 1989 they opened vacancies in the judiciary for judges on the First quarter of 1990. I applied to the judiciary for one of those vacancies; I went to the interview believing that I will be interviewed in substantive law, procedures or my work experience. I was shocked! Because the panel requested me to recite the last versus of Sourat Al-Bagara, I failed the verbal test of course. My late husband told me that I will not be able to get any of the public jobs because I am not one of the Islamists. They took a lady I knew, she went to private schools (at that time the private schools were for those who could not get into public schools because they achieved lower grades and were used to be called ( Almadaris Alahlia), she was a fresh graduate from Beirut University Alexandria branch, just done her bar examination (not even received her results of the bar at the time), of course she was wearing Hijab (I went to the interview with my Sudanese (thoup) only), moreover, she relates to one of the Islamists (someone with power), later I learned that she was told what her interview would be like and she learned some specific verses of the Qur’an by heart. She became a judge, still she is, and she used to be so incompetent that she would come early in the morning to suspend all cases in her court giving reasons as (lawyer’s absence).