Pakistani activist Malala Youssef, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, announced her marriage to Aser Malik in a ceremony held in the English city of Birmingham, and Malala shared, through her account on the “Instagram” website, pictures from the wedding day, accompanied by the comment: “This is an important day in my life. lifelong partners“.
Malala Yusuf
Malala Youssef’s marriage
Malala Youssef and her husband
And she continued, “We celebrated a small party at home in Birmingham with our families… Please invite us. We are excited to walk together on the next trip.”
Malala Youssef’s wedding
Malala Youssef’s wedding
From a young age, Malala was able to ignite the world through her motive for women, and she became the youngest ever to receive a Nobel Prize. On this day, Malala was awarded the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought in 2013, and only a year later she received the Nobel Peace Prize..
Malala has known since the age of 12 as a blogger, where she wrote a blog under a pseudonym for the BBC about the details of her life under the control of the Taliban for the region, who were trying to control the valley, and her view of the state of girls’ education in the Swat Valley and ways to develop it And the result was that she was subjected to a famous assassination attempt.
Since then, Malala’s reputation has spread in the world, so she was interviewed by many television and written, which made her chosen in the list of the American “Time” magazine of the 100 most influential people in the world..
This enabled her to receive several awards and honors, including the National Youth Peace Prize in Pakistan, and the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought in 2013..
Malala co-authored a book on her diary titled “I’m Malala: I Fought for Education and the Taliban Tried to Kill” with American journalist Christina Lamb, which was published in October 2013 by Little Brown Publishing in the United States and Weidenfeld and Nicholson in United kingdom.