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"She was such a headstrong girl," recalls Rahman's secondary school teacher Obaid Amir. "I can't even begin to remember how many arguments she got into with me." He chuckles as he tells me a story of an influential visit to Moscow's Memorial Museum of Astronautics when Rahman was fourteen, but I see sadness behind his weathered smile.

A knock at the Rahman residence goes unanswered. Rahman's parents--Issam and Najwa--have mostly stayed out of the headlines, avoiding the onslaught of eager reporters who have descended upon their humble home in the walled "Old City" district. Neither Issam nor his wife's families have had previous members who've served in Starfleet. In fact, according to at least one neighbor, the parents were initially rather hesitant about their daughter's career ambitions, especially while she was at Starfleet Academy and the Dominion War raged on across the quadrant.