Authorities in Ajman are currently searching for Ibrahim Muhammad, a 17-year-old Pakistani boy who left his home in Al Rawda 1 on April 12 following an argument with his mother. His family is appealing to the public for any information and can be contacted at 0502924491 or by reaching out to Ajman Police.
“Ibrahim, if you’re reading this, please come home,” Ibrahim’s father, Muhammad Mashook, begged, expressing their urgent need for his return. “We’re very worried,” said Ibrahim’s mother. The time that passes without him seems to go on forever.
Ibrahim was last spotted at the recent Eid celebrations with cash he received as Eidi and wearing a black shirt. Ibrahim’s mother continued, “We pray for his safe return, but we don’t know how he’s managing.”
The family has filed a missing person report and carried out a thorough search in every possible area. According to Ibrahim’s mother, they have asked his friends and family if they have any leads. Of the two sons, he is the oldest.
This incident comes after another 17-year-old Pakistani boy went missing in Sharjah on April 14; the boy was eventually found and returned to his family after five days. To respect his right to privacy, the circumstances surrounding his homecoming are not divulged.
In recent months, the UAE has seen several cases involving minors who went missing, bringing attention to the difficulties that young people and their families confront.
In one instance, a French teenager who went missing in Sharjah was found in the desert not far from her home. Similarly, a Sharjah teenager with autism disappeared from a shopping mall and was later located 18 kilometers away at Dubai Airport, thanks to the attentiveness of an Indian passenger.
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