Afghan teacher feeding a student’s child during an exam win hearts

Author: Web Desk

A picture of a professor at Kabul University, Afghanistan feeding one of his student’s child while she was taking her exam went viral on social media.

Last week, when a four-month-old son of a student at Kabul University kept crying during an examination and the mother busy in handling the child instead of taking the exam, a teacher in the examination room stepped forward, took the child in his arms and kept him entertained by feeding him.

The mother of the child calmly completed her paper and someone in the examination hall saved this beautiful scene in the camera and made it viral on social media.

The teacher in the picture is actually Mahmood Marhoon, a lecturer in the Pashto department at Kabul University. While speaking to BBC, he said that after the photo, he had received messages from many countries around the world appreciating him for his kind gesture.

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