Malala - Education for women in the Islamic world.

[GoldenEagle]

Shot in the head by the Taliban - the story of Malala. Education for women in the Islamic world.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VIQFIprutU 

[nikki1]

Shot in the head by the Taliban - the story of Malala. Education for women in the Islamic world.

What an inspiring story.  God certainly has his hand on her and even though raised in Islam, it goes without saying her  Christian heart,  qualities and character  shine through.  She is a true light in the dark world from which she came out of.

[nikki1]

Malala Meets With Obama...

 

Malala Yousafzai tells Obama drones are 'fueling terrorism'

 

Posted by Lesley Clark on October 11, 2013

 

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama met in the Oval Office Friday with Malala Yousafzai, the Pakastani girl who was shot in the head on her school bus by Taliban gunmen for criticizing their rule, including banning education for girls.

 

The White House says the first couple invited Malala -- the youngest ever nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize -- to the White House "to thank her for her inspiring and passionate work on behalf of girls education in Pakistan."

 

Read more here:

[OakWood]

Sorry for sounding cynical, but she'd be better off taking that thing off her head and rejecting the very religion whose teachings caused her to be shot in the first place. There will never be any real education for women in the 'Islamic' World.

Until they turn to Jesus Christ, they're just banging their heads against walls!

[OakWood]

A slightly different perspective:

 

http://www.christianpost.com/news/christians-the-ignored-malalas-106940/

[nikki1]

A slightly different perspective:

 

http://www.christianpost.com/news/christians-the-ignored-malalas-106940/

 

I don't get what the writer of the article is so upset about.  Anytime someone from a dark world is given the platform from the secular media  to speak against brutal persecution of girls and women from the Islamic world   is a good thing in my opinion.  God may very well be using her to fulfill his will to free  Islamic women in bondage to the devil.    If you watched the video, WW, you could not help but notice the girl's Christian heart and character as she spoke.  Being  muslim, and wearing a headscarf, she refers to God as God, not allah.  Her words to me   mean  she has a Christian heart, and who knows, she may be a believer in Christ for her salvation. 

 

 

 

Sorry for sounding cynical, but she'd be better off taking that thing off her head

 

Her life has been threatened again if she keeps speaking out for girls in the dark world of islam.  She says she will not be silenced. Death can't hurt her.    She probably has to be protected constantly.  Perhaps she does not want her enemy and our enemy to know her true faith at this time? 

[OakWood]

 

A slightly different perspective:

 

http://www.christianpost.com/news/christians-the-ignored-malalas-106940/

 

I don't get what the writer of the article is so upset about.  Anytime someone from a dark world is given the platform from the secular media  to speak against brutal persecution of girls and women from the Islamic world   is a good thing in my opinion.  God may very well be using her to fulfill his will to free  Islamic women in bondage to the devil.    If you watched the video, WW, you could not help but notice the girl's Christian heart and character as she spoke.  Being  muslim, and wearing a headscarf, she refers to God as God, not allah.  Her words to me   mean  she has a Christian heart, and who knows, she may be a believer in Christ for her salvation. 

 

 

 

Sorry for sounding cynical, but she'd be better off taking that thing off her head

 

Her life has been threatened again if she keeps speaking out for girls in the dark world of islam.  She says she will not be silenced. Death can't hurt her.    She probably has to be protected constantly.  Perhaps she does not want her enemy and our enemy to know her true faith at this time? 

 

 

If she is a secret believer in Christ then that is a good thing, but we don't know if she is or not.

I get the impression that she is deluded enough to think that Islam is a religion of peace and that the Taliban are extremists who have misinterpreted it. A lot of moderate Muslims believe this fairy story. They remain Muslim and believe in some sort of 'happy-clappy' version of Islam, not realising that they are clinging to an ideology that oppresses them.