Interesting Extracts from the Book - I'm Malala

[hareem01]

Re: Interesting Extracts from the Book - I’m Malala

@muqawwee123

I also had reservation with my father said this and that, but then I thought God forbid, if our daughters/ sisters go through the same events as Malala, we won’t be telling them fairy tales. We will educate them why this is happening and what lead to all this chaos.

I have one question. Hazrat Ayesha (RA) was almost of the same age, when she was married to the Prophet and learning from him. She then went on to quote many ahadees from the Prophet and many senior companions used to refer her for clarifications on certain issues. Though there is no comparison between today’s people and those holy personalities, there is a tradition that young people learn from knowledgeable relatives / companions and if they refer source / views while quoting an incident / opinion, I don’t find it objectionable.

If I have to write history of my hometown, I would be using ‘My grandfather says… My Dadi used to tell us… Once abba told me… Amma is of the view’ frequently.

There is no way I’m going to comment on the comparison between Malala and Syeddina Ayesha (ra).

Anyway, a biography is supposed is be about your personal experiences and your opinions and conclusions based on those experiences…not your mother’s or father’s. Unless your mother or father were renown historians or analytics. Even then, you don’t keep referring to your parents unless you’re compiling their sayings.

what’s her stance on BB and her involvement in creating Taliban? Or did her father totally ignored telling her about it?