Uvais Saeed

I’ve been working here at Makbara Iind Kaitwali Masdjid for a good while now. The name on the door is Uvais Saeed, which is me. It’s a busy spot near the mosque, especially on Fridays when the whole street fills up with people coming and going. My day usually starts quite early before the sun gets too hot. I unlock the shutters, sweep the front a bit, and get things ready for whoever might drop by. It’s not a fancy place by any means. It’s just a regular setup where I handle my daily business. Sometimes the traffic outside gets a bit loud with the bikes and the rickshaws honking, but you get used to it after a few years. Most people around here know where to find me because of the Masdjid nearby. It’s a landmark that makes it easy to give directions. I spend most of my time right here behind the desk or moving things around in the back. There’s always something that needs fixing or some paperwork that needs sorting out. My family sometimes asks why I don’t move to a bigger area, but I like it here. The neighbors are decent and we all know each other’s faces. It’s just how things are run around this part of town. No big speeches or complicated rules, just me doing my work and trying to keep things moving along properly day after day without too much fuss or trouble.