Quwwat A Amal means “the power of execution.” In life, giving our best—without obsessing over the outcome—defines true strength. It’s our way of doing things that creates lasting impact. This artwork uses blue as a symbol of calmness, stability, and reliability—qualities every person needs during transformation. Care for Life begins at birth. A child, like a caterpillar, is nurtured and protected. The caterpillar eats, grows, and builds a cocoon; similarly, a child receives care and guidance to grow into their potential. A girl goes through multiple stages that require patience and protection, just like the transformation from caterpillar to butterfly. Community plays a vital role. The caterpillar faces seasons of discomfort—if it emerges too early, it won’t survive. Likewise, a girl needs nurturing surroundings, support in her career, love life, and identity. Wrong influences or toxic traditions can harm her growth and diminish her worth. Humanity sets us apart. As nature nurtures the butterfly, society must nurture the girl. Without love, warmth, and moral guidance, she can’t evolve into her best version. She must be raised with good values, not just rules. Time & Direction are key during transformation. As the butterfly prepares to fly, so must the girl be guided—toward self-growth, skills, and confidence. Misguidance or lack of care may leave her lost, dependent, or unsure of her worth. Self-Love empowers the final transformation. To fly, she must trust her wings. A girl who loves herself finds strength and purpose. As the saying goes, “If you can’t love yourself, you can’t love anyone else.” Loving oneself means embracing the journey, not pretending to be loved.