A Groundbreaking Invention to Benefit Sindhi-Speaking Business Community

In an inspiring display of innovation and determination, Mahrose Zufran, a 16-year-old student from Karachi, has developed Pakistan’s first Sindhi-language calculator with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). This invention is designed to support the Sindhi-speaking business community, making calculations more accessible for those who primarily communicate in Sindhi.

Mahrose is a student at Rehan Allahwala School, an AI-driven educational institution that emphasizes skill-based learning over traditional methods. The school operates without conventional books or stationery, instead utilizing modern technology and smart devices to equip students with real-world skills.

A Calculator for the Sindhi Business Community

Mahrose recognized a major gap in the market: many businesses and traders in Sindh primarily communicate in Sindhi. However, most financial tools and calculators are only available in English or Urdu, making them difficult to use for a large section of the population. Her Sindhi-language calculator addresses this issue by offering a user-friendly interface in Sindhi, ensuring greater accessibility and ease of use.

The Role of AI in Education

At Rehan Allahwala School, students are not just taught academic subjects—they are trained in digital skills, AI, and online earning. This forward-thinking approach has empowered Mahrose to work on her calculator and even earn in dollars at a young age. She believes that skills hold more value than just degrees, a mindset that is shaping the future of Pakistan’s youth.

Mahrose also runs an online channel and has already gained recognition for her achievements. She aspires to become a public speaker and has been honored by the Russian Cultural and Science Center and has won several declamation competitions.

Future Prospects: Commercializing the Calculator

Currently, Mahrose is looking for financial support to commercialize her Sindhi calculator, making it available on a larger scale. If funded, her innovation could revolutionize financial calculations for Sindhi-speaking businesses, enhancing efficiency and inclusivity.

A New Era of Education

Vice-Principal Rubab Fatima of Rehan Allahwala School emphasized that the school’s unique educational model is helping both students and their parents. The institution not only teaches online earning skills but also holds special classes for parents to help them understand the modern curriculum.

Mahrose’s journey is an inspiration for young minds across Pakistan. Her Sindhi-language calculator showcases how technology, education, and innovation can come together to solve real-world problems and empower local communities.