Hiba’s journey was that of struggle, hope and compassion. Hiba was diagnosed with a very rare type of cancer called low-grade fibromyxoid sarcoma, a slowly-growing but incurable tumour. Despite the slow-growing nature of the disease, it does not respond to the main treatment options and, at the time of diagnosis, it had already spread from the main growth at the base of the brain to the lungs. 

Hiba's loving and caring nature shone brightly, even in the face of her own struggles with cancer treatments and surgeries. Despite the physical and emotional toll of her illness, the hospital admissions and side effects of her treatments, she was always thinking of those less fortunate than her and prioritised the well-being of others, dedicating her time and resources to various charitable causes. 

Hiba was unwavering in her commitment to helping the needy, and she organised for donations and support for those less fortunate. Her selflessness and compassion was a true inspiration to us, as she embodied the spirit of generosity and empathy. Her passion was to make a positive impact on those around her even amidst her personal battles.