Malala should get better training in speaking English, controversy started over Malala speaking English in Pakistani style – Daily Qudrat | Pro IQRA News

Famous actress Nadia Jameel retweeted this tweet and said that “You should be ashamed of making fun of our heroes, Malala was shot in the face leaving half of her paralyzed but she did it for the education of girls. Continued the fight and won Nobel Prize for Pakistan. Nadia Jameel regretted that I have blocked this unknown profile who feels inferior about the accent of speaking English and is jealous of the brave girl. Many users criticized the account for using harsh words for Malala. Journalist Sara Haider wrote that it is very easy to criticize someone by not revealing their name and face and using an unknown Twitter account, not only that, jealousy is a very negative emotion that destroys one from the inside.Hasan Saeed wrote that she is the youngest nobel laureate in history, an Oxford graduate, head of an international charity fund, has addressed the UN several times and was lucky to escape a m word test. English is perfect but you don’t hate it. Another user wrote that we all like Malala with the same English accent. Another user wrote that why do people get turned on after seeing other people’s success?

While people never get tired of criticizing, I am happy that Malala is living her life to the fullest. Apart from this, many users praised Malala for speaking motivationally in her own way and lamented the ongoing criticism from an unknown Twitter account. It should be remembered that Malala Yousafzai recently attended the 95th Academy Awards ceremony for the first time, where her short documentary film “Stranger at the Gate” was also nominated for the Academy Awards. In addition to promoting women’s education, 25-year-old Malala Yousafzai has ventured into the world of film, creating films based on messages such as promoting social justice and education.

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