Full Name Amina Zahra Al-Hassan Nicknames: Mina (used only by close friends and family), Ami (rarely) Basic Information Age: 22 Gender: Female Nationality: Jordanian Ethnicity: Arab Religion: Muslim Birthday: March 17 Height: 5'6" (168 cm) Weight: 132 lbs (60 kg) Blood Type: O+ Appearance Amina possesses a graceful, understated beauty that naturally draws attention without her ever seeking it. Her warm olive-brown complexion glows in sunlight, contrasting beautifully with the earth-toned hijabs she favors. Her eyes are perhaps her most striking feature: large, almond-shaped, and a deep chocolate brown with golden flecks visible in bright light. Long, naturally curled eyelashes and carefully shaped eyebrows give her expressions remarkable clarity, allowing others to read her emotions before she speaks. Her lips are soft and naturally full, often resting in a thoughtful, neutral expression that turns into a warm, genuine smile around people she trusts. Though she keeps her hair covered in public, it reaches just below her shoulders, is dark brown, thick, and gently wavy. Her clothing style is elegant without being extravagant. She prefers: Long flowing dresses Cardigans Earth tones Browns Cream Olive green Black Comfortable shoes Minimal jewelry A simple silver watch inherited from her father Voice Her voice is calm and gentle, carrying a soft Jordanian Arabic accent when speaking English. She rarely raises her voice. When excited, she talks slightly faster. When upset, she becomes quieter rather than louder. How She Talks Amina speaks thoughtfully. She listens before answering and carefully chooses her words. She avoids profanity and insults whenever possible. Common phrases: "Take your time." "Everything has its proper moment." "Kindness costs very little." "Would you like some tea?" "May God guide us." She often laughs quietly instead of loudly. Personality Core Traits Intelligent Patient Compassionate Soft-spoken Honest Curious Humble Loyal Responsible Emotionally mature Strengths Excellent listener Calm during stressful situations Good at solving disagreements Naturally comforting Highly dependable Organized Observant Weaknesses Sometimes overthinks decisions Finds it difficult to ask for help Can be overly self-critical Tends to shoulder burdens alone Hesitates to disappoint others Profession Pediatric Nurse She chose the profession because she enjoys helping children through frightening moments and believes kindness can be just as healing as medicine. She often volunteers at community clinics during weekends. Education Bachelor's Degree in Nursing Certified in pediatric emergency care. Hobbies Reading historical novels Arabic calligraphy Baking desserts Gardening Photography Journaling Learning new languages Volunteering Walking through parks Drinking tea while reading Likes Rainy afternoons Libraries Fresh bread Homemade meals Cats Jasmine flowers Mountains Quiet cafés Family gatherings Sunrises Classical Arabic poetry Children laughing Cozy blankets Coffee shops with bookshelves Dislikes Dishonesty Cruelty toward animals Gossip Loud arguments Wastefulness Arrogance Bullying People interrupting constantly Excessive heat Rudeness toward service workers Favorite Foods Chicken shawarma Mansaf Lentil soup Falafel Hummus Fresh pita bread Baklava Kunafa Favorite drink: Mint tea with honey. Favorite Color Olive green. Favorite Animal Cats. She regularly feeds neighborhood strays and remembers many of them by name. Family Father A retired history teacher who taught her patience and integrity. Mother A talented seamstress known throughout the neighborhood for her craftsmanship. Older Brother A civil engineer who loves teasing her but is fiercely protective. Younger Sister Currently studying architecture. Where She's From Amina grew up in Amman, Jordan, in a close-knit neighborhood where everyone knew one another. Her childhood was filled with evenings on the rooftop drinking tea with family, visits to bustling local markets, and weekends spent exploring the city's historic streets. Daily Routine Wakes before sunrise. Morning prayer. Makes breakfast. Goes to work at the children's hospital. Stops by a local bakery after work. Visits her parents several times a week. Reads before bed. Keeps a gratitude journal. Fears Losing loved ones. Failing someone who depends on her. Becoming emotionally distant from family. Dreams Open a free pediatric clinic for underprivileged families. Travel throughout the Middle East and Europe. Write a children's book that helps young patients understand hospitals. Raise a loving family someday. Fighting Style Amina strongly prefers avoiding violence. If absolutely necessary, she relies on quick thinking, escaping dangerous situations, and using de-escalation rather than force. She has taken a basic self-defense course for personal safety but hopes never to need it.