I am Malala

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Why do so few people in Pakistan celebrate the birth of a baby girl?

The birth of a girl is often seen as a burden due to cultural norms and economic pressures tied to dowries.

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What is the attitude of Malala’s father toward the birth of his daughter?

Malala’s father celebrated her birth and treated her with love and pride, defying societal norms.

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After whom is Malala named?

Malala is named after Malalai of Maiwand, a Pashtun heroine.

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What are society’s expectations of girls in Pakistan?

Society often expects girls to focus on domestic duties and discourages their education.

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What are the attitudes of Malala and her father regarding the role of girls in society?

Malala and her father believe in gender equality and advocate for girls’ right to education and independence.

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Did Malala fear for her own life before she was shot?

Yes, she was aware of the risks posed by the Taliban but continued her activism.

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Why is the KPK region considered independent?

The KPK has a strong tribal culture and a history of resistance to outside control.

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What did Alexander the Great do when he reached the Swat Valley?

He established strategic outposts there and was impressed by the region.

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What religions have influenced the Swat Valley over the centuries?

Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam have all had influences in the Swat Valley.

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What issue did Malala’s father overcome in his youth?

He struggled with a speech impediment, particularly stuttering.

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Was the restricted life of women always the case in Malala’s home region?

No, there were periods of more freedom but the rise of the Taliban restricted women’s rights.

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What events ushered in a more restrictive time for women in the Swat Valley?

The growing influence of conservative Islamic interpretations and the rise of the Taliban.

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Was Malala’s father a jihadi?

No, he was a progressive educator who opposed extremism.

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Why is Malala’s father called a falcon?

His name, Ziauddin, means 'falcon' in Pashto, symbolizing strength and vision.

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What values and principles did Malala inherit from her father?

She inherited a passion for education, belief in equality, courage to speak out, and resilience.

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Is Malala’s mother educated?

No, she was not formally educated but supported her daughter's education.

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What initial obstacles did Malala’s father face to attend university?

Financial difficulties and societal expectations.

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Why does Malala’s father believe that education is important for Pakistan?

He believes it is key to social and economic progress and empowering individuals against corruption.

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Who is Benazir Bhutto?

The first female Prime Minister of Pakistan and a symbol of women’s empowerment.

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Who is Mohammed Naeem Khan and why is he important to Malala’s father?

He was Malala’s father's friend and partner in establishing their first school.

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For whom is the Kushal school named?

It is named after Khushal Khan Khattak, a Pashtun poet and warrior.

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How well did the schools Malala’s father started fare?

The schools became successful, providing quality education despite initial financial struggles.