Washington: The first Indian-Muslim woman in the US Army, Chaplin Saleh Jabeen, has pledged to do his duty as a spiritual advisor with utmost sincerity. Chaplin is a professional adviser in religious matters. The historic graduation ceremony was held on February 5, according to an official statement released on Wednesday. Born in India, Jabeen said that he is extremely grateful to have this opportunity and is also fully aware of the responsibility that he has to set an example and show that whoever wants to serve is an army man There is space.
He said, “I didn’t have to compromise with any of my religious beliefs or commitments.” There are people around me who respect me and are excited about working with me as a woman, a spiritual leader and an expatriate. ” Jabeen said, “I have been given many opportunities to acquire skills, which will help to become a successful officer and a ‘Chaplin’ in a pluralistic environment.”
Jabeen was appointed as a ‘Second Lieutenant’ at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago in December last year. She is the first female Muslim ‘Chaplin’ appointed to the Department of Defense. She came to the US 14 years ago as a student.
