Inspiring Future Surgeons Conversation

Hello. Welcome.

Peace be upon you, Doctor.

How are you? Wait, wait, wait.

How are you?

Praise be to God, sir.

How are you doing?

Praise be to God. May God give you strength, Doctor.

May God give you strength too.

I'm so, so proud of you.

I'm the one who's proud that you came to see me. May God protect you.

May God reward you. May God give you strength. I want to be

like you in this.

In this courage, I mean, this strength. And, I mean,

God willing.

You'll be better than me, God willing. Say, "God willing."

God willing.

God willing, your words

and your ambition. You came to the operating room to greet me.

You give me hope that, God willing, you'll become someone important in this country, God willing.

God

willing, Dr. Muqawi.

So, what's your name?

My name is Rithan.

You're truly Ghaith. Ghaith brings goodness and blessings.

You see, at the King Salman Relief Center, we help people.

And you've helped me today.

May God reward you. And abundance.

Ghaith who?

In God's name. By God, yes.

What do you want to do when you

grow up?

God willing, be a doctor. And, I mean, separate

children.

You’ll separate twins. You’ll become a pediatric surgeon.

I won’t separate them.

Yes, as a pediatric surgeon, you’ll separate them. You’ll become a pediatric surgeon.

First, you’ll become a pediatric surgeon. Then you’ll separate them, God willing.

And if God grants me a long life, I… I’ll train you, God

willing.

If God wills.

God willing.

May God give you strength.

May God protect you.

But Doctor, he said I’d tell you, you said you’d tell the doctor something.

What is it you were going to say?

You forgot it? A doctor doesn’t forget.

Remember. Remember.

I…

Thank you so much. And this means

from… I mean, all

the strength within you. And we celebrate

you among all the doctors, God willing.

May God protect you, keep you, and make her happy with him.

And may you become the strongest surgeon in Saudi Arabia, God willing.

And God willing, God willing, by God, with my eyes and yours. Say, “God willing.”

God willing.

And God willing, we’ll meet you when you’re studying medicine. Say, “God willing.”

God willing.

May God protect you and your parents, and keep you for them.

And may He grant you health, well-being, and strength. Say, “God willing.”

Amen, Lord.

My dear. A kiss, my dear. Goodbye.

Thank you for visiting me. You were exhausted, my dear.

I became energetic, thank God, with your visit. You relieved me. See how you relieved me.

May God reward you. I saw a clip on Snapchat, and you were sitting there

taking it apart.

God bless you.

Weren't you afraid of the blood when you saw it? Or are you brave, God bless you?

God bless you.

No, thank God.

It's courage.

He had surgery before, doctor.

Maybe. Maybe now my doctor is Syrian.

And this doctor who was with you in Dfess, the one named

Namshan. He's my doctor.

Your doctor?

Yes. And I... and I had... I think this is my

fourteenth operation.

God willing, the fifth operation.

Maybe at the end of the month. Say, “God willing.”

God willing.

And these, these are the doctors who

are in charge of it. Then they'll teach you, God willing.