"Autobiography of Mohammed Rahman" is a personal story about a life impacted by faith, determination, and dedication to personal evolution. It starts in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on June 9, 1970, and follows Mohammed Toufiq Abdur Rahman's life venture. He begins with his early education in Bangladesh. Here, he learns the significance of discipline and respect for knowledge. The story continues as he moves to New York and Canada for his studies, sharing his experiences as an international student mediating work and school. Eventually, he settles in Canada, where he constructs a family and a career. Throughout the book, his firm conviction acts as a guiding energy. It presents him with the strength to face personal grinds—a diagnosis of bipolar disorder—and professional challenges—his work with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The support and values from his family, especially his parents and grandfather, play a meaningful role in his life. Later on, the author takes on a new mission to help others and elevate his faith. He adopts the name Imam Mehdi Hassan to share Islamic teachings. This autobiography shows how faith can empower individuals, how resilience can help overcome hindrances, and how every difficulty can lead to a transformative shift.