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His father, A. Jainulabdeen, was an imam a religious leader at a local mosque and also a boat owner while his mother, Ashiamma, was a homemaker. Jainulabdeen himself built a wooden sailboat with the help of his relative, Ahmed Jalaluddin and that boat was employed to transport Hindu pilgrims back and forth between Rameswaram to Dhanushkodi.

And these relentless pursuits transformed a small town boy to one of the biggest scientists of the country and later, President of India. Abdul Kalam learned the qualities of honesty, simplicity and self discipline from his father and kindness from his mother. Even though they were poor, their house located at Mosque Street, Rameswaram used to serve food to more number of outsiders than to his own family members.

They were involved in a business of transporting pilgrims using wooden boats between the mainland and Pamban. Unfortunately, their businesses started failing and wealth and properties dwindled from , when the Pamban Bridge was opened. By observing these two good and happy friends, he learnt the importance of unity in diversity and never ever discriminated against anyone based on his or her religion or caste.

The young Abdul Kalam also befriended three boys who belonged to the orthodox Hindu Brahmin families, namely Ramanadha Sastry, Aravindan, and Sivaprakasan.

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Abdul Kalam also maintained a close friendship with Ahmed Jalaluddin, his relative who later became his brother-in-law. Ahmed Jalaluddin was 15 years elder to him and despite lacking a proper education, he was well versed with the matters of spirituality and English language. He always inspired Abdul Kalam to study well, read books and achieve something significant in life.

Ahmed Jalaluddin used to talk with him about the topics related to latest scientific discoveries, literature and medical science. Because of him, Abdul Kalam who lived in a small town of Rameshwaram got to know about the developments occurring outside of his small town. Ahmed Jalaluddin taught Abdul Kalam the importance of positive thinking and advised him to control his thoughts and mind.