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Murtaza Ahmadi, known as the 'little Afghan Messi', gained fame after a photo of him wearing a makeshift Messi jersey went viral. Due to threats, his family fled Afghanistan and sought asylum in Pakistan. The Ahmadi family, part of the discriminated Asara minority, hopes to move to Spain for Murtaza to pursue his football dreams. UNICEF supported Murtaza by gifting him jerseys and a signed ball.

Why did Murtaza Ahmadi and his family leave Afghanistan?

• They wanted to travel the world.

• They were invited to a football camp.

• They received threats and sought safety.

• They were offered a job in Pakistan.

Which minority group does Murtaza's family belong to?

• Pashtun

• Hazara

• Tajik

• Uzbek

What made Murtaza Ahmadi famous on the internet?

• A viral photo of him wearing a plastic bag jersey.

• A video of him meeting Messi.

• His football skills in a local tournament.

• His appearance on a TV show.

What did Murtaza receive during his visit to UNICEF in Kabul?

• Two jerseys and a signed football from Messi.

• A chance to meet the President.

• A new house for his family.

• A scholarship to a football academy.

What is the family's ultimate goal for Murtaza?

• To become a famous singer.

• To become a football superstar in Spain.

• To start a business in Pakistan.

• To return to Afghanistan safely.