Research Paper On Malala Yousafzai

This autobiography of the Pakistani girl named Malala Yousafzai expresses the importance of how education is critical in one’s life and how ignorance can greatly affect a person and the world if not educated properly. Malala believed that education was key; her father Ziauddin Yousafzai had the exact same perspective on education. Her father taught her that education was more important than any materialistic item a man can own. This novel focused on Malala’s life, how Malala had influenced women around the world, and how women’s rights are just as significant as a man’s. Malala’s life was full of many experiences that shaped who she was into who she would become as a woman. Malala was born to two loving parents Ziauddin Yousafzai and Tor Pekai
Malala learned to be kind and generous and always to stand for what you believed in just like her father did. Malala would always look up to her father and her father would even look up to her because she would always impress him even with just her wellbeing and good spirit. But when Malala was on that bus with the other Pakistani girls and was shot three times in the head by a Taliban soldier that would change her life forever. She would eventually persevere and recover incredibly well after a year of treatment. Malala had definitely proved that education was worth dying for; she would always stand by her perspective that education is key in one’s life and without it we would not be as wise or as knowledgeable. But here in America, education is viewed differently than Malala’s perspective. Some individuals in America do not care about education and think it is a waste of time, while others enjoy it and actually love to learn and experience new things every day. Malala would think of our understanding of education as if we were