Malala's Advocacy and Beliefs

The video follows Malala Yousafzai, a 16-year-old whose life changed after surviving a Taliban attack. It explores her advocacy for girls' education, the impact of Taliban rule in Pakistan, and her global influence. Despite the attack, Malala remains a symbol of hope and continues to promote dialogue and peace, emphasizing that true Islam advocates for peace and brotherhood.

What was one of the hardest adjustments Malala mentioned about moving to Birmingham?

• The food

• The weather

• The language

• The culture

At what age did Malala first speak out for girls' rights to education?

• 15

• 13

• 11

• 16

What was the main reason Malala feared for her future under Taliban rule?

• Lack of freedom to travel

• Inability to pursue education

• Restriction on religious practices

• Ban on cultural activities

What significant event happened to Malala on October 9th?

• She was attacked on her school bus

• She received an award

• She moved to Birmingham

• She started a new school

How does Malala view herself despite her global influence?

• As a celebrity

• As a religious figure

• As an ordinary teenager

• As a political leader

What does Malala believe is the government's role in dealing with terrorism?

• To negotiate with terrorists

• To educate the public

• To handle the issue

• To ignore the threats

What does Malala request from the Taliban?

• To engage in dialogue

• To continue their actions

• To leave the country

• To follow Western values

According to Malala, what is against the true teachings of Islam?

• Cultural celebrations

• Violence and terrorism

• Peaceful protests

• Educational reforms

What does Malala emphasize about Islam?

• It supports extremism

• It promotes violence

• It encourages brotherhood

• It restricts education

What is Malala's stance on the Taliban's use of Islam?

• They are correctly interpreting it

• They are misusing its name

• They are promoting peace

• They are following traditional values