The first time Tasnim became ill was in May 2024. She was only four years old. After several medical tests, specialists gradually discovered the illness.

In February 2025, she suffered a stroke and remained in a coma for ten days. When she woke up, she had paralysis on the left side of her body and could neither speak nor eat.

Tasnim was a completely normal child who loved to play, draw, and study. Today she has stopped going to school because of her illness. The stroke affected her brain and she currently suffers from vision and hearing problems, as well as changes in her behavior.

What is Moyamoya disease?

Moyamoya disease is a chronic and progressive cerebrovascular disorder characterized by the narrowing and blockage of the internal carotid arteries at the base of the brain.

A network of fragile small blood vessels forms — described as a “puff of smoke” on angiography — attempting to compensate for the lack of blood flow. This increases the risk of:

• Cerebral infarctions (ischemia)
• Hemorrhages
• Weakness or paralysis on one side of the body
• Cognitive problems

This disease affects girls approximately twice as often as boys.

Funds are urgently needed.

Her health condition is progressively worsening and, if not treated as soon as possible, it can lead to severe cerebrovascular complications.

The funds raised will be used to cover the treatment Tasnim needs so she can smile again and bring smiles back to her parents.

We ask for your help for the sake of Allah to support Tasnim, relieve her pain and that of her parents, and change her life.