Analysis Of Malala The Powerful By Kristin Lewis

Born in the Swat District of Pakistan on July of 1997, Malala was destine to change the world. Her father named her after the famous Pashtun Heroine, Malalai. Malalai’s legend was that she inspired the Afghan army to defeat the British in 1880, one of the biggest battles of the Second Anglo-Afgan War. Being named after a hometown hero, Malala has lived up to her name. Her father is a leading education advocate for young women, making him an easy target for the Taliban. The Taliban is against women’s education, and during this period of time they ran Malala’s hometown. Due to her father’s prominent role in advocating for women’s equality, the Taliban targeted Malala’s family. In 2012 Malala was voted by the Taliban to be murdered. Their unsuccessful

Malala yousafizai was born on July 12, 1997 in Mingora, Pakistan. As she grow up she would support girl’s right to go to school. But a group of people known as the Taliban would target Malala just because she didn’t agree with girls not going to school so then the Taliban would issue a death threat against Malala and her family knew about the death threat (Kettler, 2016). Soon on October 9, 2012 when she was 15 years old on her way back to school on a bus a Taliban gun man boarded the bus and asked “who is Malala?” her friends would directly look giving her location away at her the gun man would aim at parts of her body that would kill her. He shot 2 times at the left side of her head and 1 Malala would be critically injured time

October 9, 2012, marked a day in Malala’s life that she would never forget. That was the day that she was shot by a Taliban gunman in the head on her way home from school. Ever since Malala was little she contradicted the Taliban’s demand of young girls not being able to receive an education. This revolt led to the

Now that she was safe from the Taliban, she could do exactly what her father said, “If you keep silent you better die the fight.” (He Named Me Malala). What her father said had completely inspired her which is why she began to write for the BBC, and gain international fame, along with attention from the Taliban. Malala said that she would not blame the gunmen; rather “an ideology shot her” (He Named Me Malala). This incident only empowered her because when she went to the West, she was inspired by the attack. She chose to be a voice for women’s rights and raise awareness against the Boko Haram and she eventually won the Nobel Peace Prize. Although it saddens her that she cannot go back to the Swat Valley she realizes that the work that she is doing in the West is monumental compared to what she would be doing living in the

The Taliban is an Islamic political movement currently waging war in Afghanistan. During this time people would rather for girls to not present themselves in a school environment. As a result of this Malala and her father began to speak against those people, they helped for girls did go to school, and that angered most people. Malala’s father had a friend, and because of this anger, his friend was attacked. Malala’s father lost his friend, when he was attacked and shot in the face just because he spoke out against the Taliban.

As Malala Yousafzai became an international symbol of peace she had to struggle for education equality. She has inspired millions of peoples around the works to their perspective of education but without her motivation of her parents, she would not achieve her goal. Malala believed every girl deserved an education and she would not let the Taliban stop her from destroying everyone's education. The Taliban was a strong army but Malala believed the words that came out her mouth were stronger.

Malala is a young girl who got shot while fighting for girls education. Malala was on the bus when the Taliban intruded and shot her. When she recovered she still fought for girls education. This means no matter what she will still fight for the right thing. This is important because it shows that she had perseverance and was determined to start books not bullets. All in all Malala stuck up for what she thought was right even though she got shot.

Malala Yousafzai’s journey which included fighting for women’s education starts in her hometown, Swat Valley, battling against the Taliban rule. Malala knew from when she was very young that girls had a right to an education, something the Taliban did their best to prevent. Malala and other women in Swat Valley were forced to obey the Taliban rule and not have an education. Malala spoke up against this with certainty that she could make a difference. But because of these actions, the Taliban struck back. On October 9, 2012, a Taliban gunman broke into her school bus, and shot Malala. Although, this did not stop Malala. Clearly, getting shot made Malala even more determined to get her point across, and fulfill her dreams. Because of Malala’s determination, and ability to stand up for what she believes in, she became an inspiration to women around the

Malala Yousafzai is a young girl who got shot in the head when she was sticking up for other girls and her rights, but she overcame this by continuing to stick up for her rights. After Malala was attacked, she worked hard to overcome being shot in the head for talking about her rights and got over the fear about the taliban. This means she had to recover from being shot in the head and never gave up for her rights. This is important because it shows that she had perseverance and was determined to keep sticking up for women's rights. In conclusion, going through a difficult tragedy, Malala persevered and became an inspiration to others.

Malala Yousafzai is one admirable “everyday hero” we read about in language arts class. Malala Yousafzai was a girl from swat valley; she was sitting in a bus one day when two bearded men walked in and shot her on the forehead and shot her two friends as well. The Taliban is a group that believe in a different kind of Islam; they were

Malala shows courage by not being hesitant to defend her rights to get what she wants,“How dare the Taliban take away my basic education.” (Yousafzai 61) The Taliban is a group that doesn't believe that young girls to go should school. In the book, Malala stands up to the Taliban and does not give them a chance

She confronted the Taliban, and made a deep speech about education. While the Taliban uses destructive armory, weapons, Malala only has a unique weapon of hers--her voice. Throughout the war between the Taliban and Malala, Malala spoke even more powerful than them. Years after years after the unique war between the Taliban and Malala community, Malala has been more powerful than. She is being invited to many reality T.V shows and she talks about being a role-model and how her experiences. The quality of Malala, she has a trait of selflessness, and to accept herself and others. Without her selflessness, she wouldn’t have passion for other. Without her acceptance, she would’ve given up without any chance to speak up for the world, education, and herself. The trait of Malala has are incredible and unique to her. Without them, children in Pakistan would rarely get their education, less freedom, and no

Introduction- The book I am Malala by Malala Yousafza is a unbelievable, fascinating and shocking true story about a young girl named Malala Yousafza, a 20 year old girl from Pakistan who stood up for her rights and education, and ends up getting shot in the head. I think that the book I am Malala should be included in this years premiers reading challenge list for year 7 because: it can inspire people, it talks about how important education is andit teaches what the Taliban does. I think the book I am Malala can inspire people because she was living in fear of the Taliban, but the fear did not take her passion for education but made it stronger.

Imagine being a seventeen year old girl, standing up for what you believe in. With also having the weight of grown men, who don’t like change on your back. You don’t pay them any attention and continue your goal. Until, the men get your attention and do something drastics. This was the life of Malala Yousafzai. The biography I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai and Christina Lamb is about, when a group called the Taliban took control over Pakistan, a seventeen year old girl named Malala refuses to be silent and stands up for women's right to get an education. In October 2012, Malala's right to life was almost taken from her. On her way to school, the Taliban boarded the bus and shot at her. Luckily, she was able to be saved and survived this traumatic experience. As she progressed, Malala continued to conquer her goal. Eventually Malala did it and conquered her goal and gave females a better chance at an education.

This is a conflict that happens with herself though. In addition to that, the main conflict that takes place is an individual versus the majority group which was the Taliban men versus Malala who confronted her after her successful campaign and motivating all the children to get education . Malala was a brave girl who stood for education but she still had fear like the rest of the teenagers her age. Malala feared even the shadow of the taliban men as she thought “Taliban men with guns would leap out...or throw acid” in her face, she sometimes imagines footsteps behind her even and she took many precautions which unfortunately did not help her when she really needed it (Yousafzai 237).The Taliban were against Malala’s idea of education for girls as it was a stand against their idea and they were known to be driven out of the town ever since Malala gained supporters but they came back, as the girls noticed military men wandering around. Taliban attacked the school bus she was travelling on her way back from school after her exam, they forcefully got on the bus with girls and asked one question “Who is Malala?” (Yousafzai 242) and before even she could answer , they shot three girls on the bus which gave her a whole new life after the tragedy.