Jacqueline, my name is Nadia as well. I was abducted by my Pakistani father in 1989 and taken away from my German mother. I grew up in Pakistan and even forgot my native language German. Watching your story made me cry because it mirrors so much of my own life.

I never had a happy ending with my mother. She suffered deeply after losing me, and she passed away four months ago. Only after going through her belongings did I realise how much she truly loved me. You remind me of her, and it would mean a lot to cross paths with you if fate wills one day. I’m still trying to understand how my mother must have felt living without her only daughter.

Despite everything, I fought hard and built a good life in England. You are so brave and a wonderful mother to your three beautiful angels. Sending love.
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Salute to this mother, how she fought for her daughters. I’m proud of her. She is the most courageous woman. May Allah keep this family safe and together forever Ameen.💕💕💕

This is still happening, more need to be done to protect women and children from such monsters. He was not a practicing Muslim .. he was corrupted

Wow. Just hit me so hard! What a nasty selfish man. He did everything out of spite. HE HAD NO RIGHT TO CALL HIMSELF A MUSLIM.  ALLAH SEES EVERYTHING! BLESS JACQUELINE,  ALL HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. THE LOVE RADIATES FROM THEM❤

I have four daughters , I am crying like baby when I heard the one of them passed away . Sad

There’s also a  Australian woman who her husband took her and their daughter to Egypt for vacation but wouldn’t let her come back home to Australia. It has been 3 years since. The Egyptian government would not let her leave with the child. She has teenage children in Australia who she hasn’t seen in that time. In the meantime the husband is back in Australia working while she stuck in Egypt hiding with her daughter. It’s so cruel what these evil monsters are doing! It’s not Islamic and it causing such great suffering, pain and destruction. Those who are far away from Islam and who are not practicing Muslims are the ones who do these atrocities against humanity. These evil acts need to stop and governments need to speak against this evil acts of terror against mothers.

What was he doing going for a 15 year old girl!  He was 28! This was illegal so sad her parents never went to the police.

How can you take kids away from their mother ... this is one of the worst thing I've ever witnessed in my whole life :'(

He had no right to even be called a father, good riddance. The world is a better place without him!

These countries are shorts of everything, food, electricity and water but bullet and weapons they have enough to keep killing each other 😢.
Sad she didn’t listen to her parents when she was young.

I’m crying like a baby. This was so emotional to watch! What a beautiful mother Jackie is. Lucy and Jackie is love for those girls is unreal. When Nadia and Rehanna had to go back to Yemen I was like please don’t go back, please stay and when Nadia passed away after childbirth I was heartbroken. I was so sad for Jackie and for the rest of the family and her kids.

What their father did was so evil and cruel!

I just cried my eyes out. The letter from your daughterstarted me. ❤

This was honestly one of the most heartfelt things I’ve watched in a long time. 💔❤️

Thirty years of separation, a lifetime of memories missed, and yet somehow, when a mother finally stands face to face with her daughter again, you can feel that the love was never truly gone. It may have been buried beneath years of pain, distance, different lives and so much heartbreak, but it was always there.

Watching Jackie finally reunite with Safia and meet the grandchildren she had never known was incredibly emotional. There are no words big enough for what that moment must have meant. A mother never forgets her child. No matter how many years pass, no matter how far apart life takes you, that bond is something that can never truly be stolen.

And Jackie… well done for never giving up. ❤️ For holding onto hope for all those years, for continuing to search, and for believing that one day you would see your daughter again. Your strength and love are beyond words.

I pray with all my heart that Rahannah gets to reunite with her family in Wales too, and that her story can have that same beautiful ending. 🙏❤️

If this story shows us anything, it’s that love can survive years, distance, pain and separation. It can wait. It can endure. And when the moment finally comes, it can still be there, just as strong as it ever was.

Some families lose years they can never get back. But perhaps they can still find their way back to each other.

Praying for every family still waiting for that moment. ❤️🙏

😢😢😢 the girls look like there mother.    The fact they could not communicate in English was heartbreaking.. trying so hard to explain to their mother .... truly heartbreaking

Respect to the mum.

We not going to talk about how she was groomed

Any update on how Sofia and her how her  childrens are doing?

Heartbreaking whst a horrible father😢

We need part 2 would love to know how they getting on in uk life

So so heartbreaking 💔 so so sad the loss of her daughter Nadia. I hope her children’s are doing well. 😢