Zarqa Boy Graduates After Six Years
Six years after the assault incident that the young man Saleh Hamdan, known as "Boy of Zarqa," endured—an attack that mutilated his hands and sparked widespread attention in Jordan—he has finally graduated from the University of Jordan's Faculty of Law with a bachelor's degree in law. Saleh had expressed his ambition years ago to become a lawyer or a judge, following the gruesome amputation of his hands by unidentified assailants in Zarqa in 2020, which necessitated medical treatment, rehabilitation, and the fitting of artificial limbs. After achieving a high school graduation score of 85.15%, he enrolled in the Faculty of Law. His life demonstrated how willpower and determination can overcome the toughest circumstances, as he returned to his studies and now graduates as a symbol of strength and resilience within Jordanian society.
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