Confidence In Fro Malala And The Book Of Samuel In The Bible

In the article, Malala the Powerful by Kristen Lewis, she described how Malala and other people ruled by the Taliban around 2007, had to follow many harsh rules ordered from the Taliban. Many people perished because of not following the religious rules. Malala stood up to the Taliban while they ruled. She did not listen to the Taliban when they said that school was banned. She courageously stood up to the Taliban but yet still got shot. She crazily survived the shooting and is still alive and going to college today. Though the Taliban created huge challenges for Malala, she survived because she stood up to the Taliban with her great courage, and is getting a better education today.

“Day or Night, my father’s courage never seemed to waver, despite receiving threatening letters as well as warnings from concerned friends.” (page 69) Malala’s father was speaking out, he knew how dangerous it was to speak out against the Taliban, because he cared so much about education. Malala’s father’s courage never changed and he was an example of a hero in Malala’s life. He was the one to influence her to become who she is

From a young age Malala has worked close with her community, since her father was an activist to make education available for all children of Swat. Since her father was an activist in their community, Malala too learned from her father and walked in his footsteps. With learning the importance of education Malala also gained wisdom. A prime example of this wisdom comes from her book when she talks about how at times she would think about what she would do if the Taliban came for her. Taking a more aggressive and physical approach Malala would then realize that would take away from her message that she would want them to hear, even if they were meant to do her harm.

Malala had many goals in her life. She had won a Noble Piece Prize. She now has an education. She won a lot of money. She donated her bloodstain jacket to someone. She is still fighting for

Her parents came from a small village named Shangla and then moved to Mingora and had Malala. Malala was not celebrated when she was birthed because she was a women and her family was very poor. Her mother could not read or write because she was illiterate. Her father was an amazing speaker and he was very involved in the politics of their region. He was a teacher and he decided to open schools along with his friends and business partners. He opened up schools for both boys and girls in a time when most of the women were illiterate and had no reason to get an education because they could do much anyways. He encouraged his daughter to learn and be an independent woman rather

She was born on July 12, 1997 to a Pashtun family in the picturesque Swat Valley District of Pakistan. Her father, Ziauddin, founded a private school at which she always excelled in ranking 1st place year after year. Jackson Arn in LitChart’s I Am Malala Summary states, “... a passionate advocate for free speech, education, and women’s rights: three causes that [ziauddin raised Malala to respect deeply”. Ziauddin is a very influential person to Malala throughout her journey.

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men”(Lord Acton). The novella Animal Farm is a story based off of the Russian Revolution. In the story the main character, Napoleon, represents Joseph Stalin during the time of the Russian revolution. Both of them take advantage of the people/animals who are starting the revolution to take power for themselves. When past power corrupts, Napoleon takes over just like Stalin did using propaganda and a secret police.

This is the cause to which I want to devote my life”. Malala Yousafzai has dedicated her life to win the women in her country the right to an

Malala has told her story and she continues to fight for education. Not only for the girls in Pakistan, but for the children and girls all

There are many reasons why Malala Yousafzai should be considered a catalyst for change. One of them is that at a very young age Malala was courageous in order to against the Taliban and advocate for education. She not just stood up to the Taliban, but she also had to stand up against her country’s, Pakistan, lack of education and corruption system. Malala has shown that she will not be shaken or give up. With her bravery and inspiration, Malala demonstrates how women are being viewed in leadership. A documentary filmmaker named Samar Minallah who has had experience with the way women in Malala’s home have been viewed stated that Malala, “Symbolizes the brave girls of Swat,” and that “ She new her voice was important, so she spoke up for the

Malala starts telling her story from the day of her birth and how this was an unusually joyous occasion. In Pakistan the people celebrated the birth of a boy traditionally, but when a girl was born it was a day looked down upon. Malala’s birth was different because her father celebrated her birth in similar to tradition to the celebration of a boy’s birth because he felt that she was special and had a great purpose in life. She was given the name Malala, which meant grief stricken, but named after Malalai of Maiwand, a famous Pashtun poetess and warrior woman from southern Afghanistan. She then talks about how her mother and father met and how their barraged was based solely on love and not arrangement. Malala talks about her dad's more youthful life as he experienced childhood

This shows that Malala is always living in fear of being jumped and killed. There are people throughout the world that love Malala and what she does, however, she also has people that hate her and want to kill her. They will do whatever they can to kill her, which keeps her on

Malala’s Fight For Gender Equality Malala Yousafzai’s book I Am Malala depicts the struggles Malala had to face as a girl in her Taliban-run home town. She tells the story of how she began her mission fighting for women’s education, and more broadly, for women’s rights, One of the main themes she emphasized in her book is the topic of gender equality, or lack thereof, present in her culture. This is shown throughout the book, all the obstacles she faced. Her struggle for equality is evident in one quote, “ Women were banned from laughing out loud or wearing nail polish, and they were beaten or jailed for walking in without a male family member.” (p.24).

Young women from all around the world live in poverty with no hope. Many people don’t even consider this. These young women are now getting an amazing opportunity because of a young teenage girl with a dream. Malala Yousafzai born in Mingora Pakistan, achieved so much in her few years of fighting for women's rights. In America, women's rights are NOT a big issue but in other countries less fortunate, that is not the case. She has not only made a difference in the lives of young women but also she has raised awareness across the globe. Through all her tireless efforts she never gave up her dream of giving girls an education. Hope has been given to young women everywhere thanks to Malala. Miracles have been made even in the smallest of

The book “I am Malala” tells the story of eleven year old girl that campaigned and fought for woman’s rights and for the Taliban to allow them to go to school. Malala had an extremely tight nit family bond along with very supportive parents. She always had their support especially from her father Ziauddin. I believe that if I had a daughter so young that wanted to make such a big difference in her country I would stand by her one-hundred percent and push her to set out her dreams. That is exactly what her parents did, they always encouraged her to do whatever she put her mind to even now in present day.