Uzleefa Rehman, an MBBS student at GMC anantnag hailing from district Kulgam, is making waves with her YouTube channel, where she has just crossed the 10,000 subscriber mark. Currently in her third year of mbbs at GMC Anantnag, Uzleefa is balancing the pressures of medical school with a passion for content creation. Her vlogs focus on guiding young girls through her own challenges in both life and faith, using her own experiences as inspiration.
"I never thought a village girl like me would one day have 10K subscribers," Uzleefa shares. Despite the intensity of her medical studies, she finds time to create content that resonates deeply with youth, especially girls navigating mental health challenges. “Crossing this milestone pushes me to work even harder to help girls like me balance this world and the hereafter.Moreover this milestone has made me believe that inshaallah one day there would be a positive change.’’ she further adds.
Her vlogs reflect her commitment to offering support and motivation to those dealing with anxiety and stress, while also staying grounded in faith. Uzleefa’s sister whom she calls Jeena and who is her mentor has played a crucial role in shaping her journey, making her believe that with dedication, a woman can excel in all aspects of life without compromising on her values and her duties towards both deen and duniya.
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Uzleefa’s YouTube channel is more than a creative outlet—it is a platform where she strives to uplift others. "I want my content to touch the hearts of those girls/ladies facing mental health crisis whilst balancing faith and the worldly struggles," she says, deeply focused on improving the mental and spiritual well-being of her viewers.
While she acknowledges the challenges of managing both her MBBS studies and her content creation, Uzleefa remains grateful for the path she’s on. "Alhamdulillah, Allah has given me beyond what I could imagine, and I want to continue making a difference.inshaallah.”