It’s a visceral memory for Qamar-Ur-Rehman: He recalls bringing a piece of rug from the house he lived in to sit on the floor because the Primary school he was attending could not afford furniture. Growing up in a less than ideal childhood, losing his parents at a tender age never ceased him from defying the odds of dreaming big and making it a reality.
It took many more years for Rehman— at the helm of his own successful and growing solicitors firm, Deo Volente Solicitors based in the UK—to finally grasp the hard work beneath his and his mother’s fingertips.
A heritage to embrace, his family is originally from Pakistani roots. His humble beginnings as a young village boy raised South of Islamabad in a small village called Hafyal— impacted his life journey. Raised by a widow with his five siblings, they all climbed their ways out of hardship, searching for a better life. He always deemed his mother his primary source of pride and inspiration— and is a firm believer that God allowed the most challenging times in his life because He was shaping him for something greater. Indeed, there is light at the end of the tunnel.