The story of Well No. 1008 began with a question, not a request.

Amina Al-Ahmadi wanted to build a well bearing her name and the names of her parents, Zahra Al-Ahmadi and Ahmed Al-Ahmadi, may God have mercy on them. Before she took any steps, she wanted to know exactly what would happen: How would the well work? And where will he be? How will she follow up on the project while she is away from it?

These are questions we hear a lot, and we find them completely normal. Whoever asks for a well does not receive anything in his hands on the day of the agreement, but rather receives a promise of work that will be carried out in a place he has not visited. Therefore, we did not summarize the answer for her. We explained the implementation steps one by one, from choosing the type of well until its final stages, and we answered every question you asked until the complete picture became clear.

When she was satisfied with the working mechanism, she made her decision and completed her order and payment through the website.

From that moment on, the part we cherish most began. We did not wait until the well was completed to communicate with her. Rather, every update that reached us from the implementation site would reach her as well, with pictures and news of the stages firsthand, so that she would remain close to her project despite the distance.

As days passed, what started as a request on the site turned into a well located on the ground. The work of the medium artesian well No. 1008 was completed, prepared, and opened, and people began to benefit from its water.

On the well is a plaque bearing three names: Amina, her father, and her mother. What I asked for was not just a well, but a monument bearing their name that would remain as long as the water was drunk.

We ask God to protect Amina Al-Ahmadi, to have mercy on her parents, Zahra Al-Ahmadi and Ahmed Al-Ahmadi, and to place this work in the balance of their good deeds.

Well No. 1008: A story that began with hesitation and ended with confidence.