Social media jubilant, tenderly welcomes Malala
KARACHI: A visibly happy, now 20-year-old Malala Yousafzai landed behind in her homeland late Wednesday night after 5 prolonged years, that saw her arise to celebrity from a little-known encampment lady who blogged about injustices in Pakistan to a world-renown feminist idol and preparation activist.
Yousafzai, who survived a unsuccessful assassination try by Taliban gunmen behind on Oct 9, 2012, when she was 15 years aged and returning from school, was wearing her normal Pakistani clothes and perceived a comfortable acquire on her arrival.
Despite a fact that her moody arrived in Islamabad some 90 mins past midnight, a Pakistani Twitterati were watchful and distinguished a Pakistani Nobel laureate’s return.
Here are some of a choicest tweets:
Geo News’ possess anchorperson Absa Komal welcomed “the dauntless and brainy daughter of a soil” with a normal greeting: Pakhairoona!
Terming it “just a many stately thing”, author Kamila Shamsie told Yousafzai’s haters: “Never contend never about #MalalaYousafzai!”
Journalist Reham Khan sent her “lots of adore prayers”.
Ali Raza Abidi, a Pakistan politician, “the dauntless and volatile daughter of Pakistan”.
Irum Azeem Farooque, another politician, shielded Yousafzai’s “right to be behind in your possess country”.
Some were awed during a “love on Twitter” for Malala Yousafzai.
Others simply said: “Mubarkan Mubarkan (Welcome, welcome).”
One chairman called her a “living legend”.
Another welcomed “to a honour of a Nation”.
Twitter user Neelam Gigyani wrote Malala Yousafzai’s quote: “When a whole universe is silent, even one voice becomes powerful.”
Nazrana Ghaffar talked about her depart roughly 5 years ago.
Muhammad Imran couldn’t “express my complacency over a return” of Malala Yousafzai.
Yet another urged everybody to “welcome her with open arms and keep enlivening her”.
Baseer Ahmad hoped she would “visit Shangla”.
“One coop can change this world.”
Zayn Ra, a ardent supporter, asked her haters: “who gives YOU a right to ask her to do anything for Pakistan?”
Food for thought: “If one male can destroy anything, since can’t one lady change it?”
Arshad Ali remarkable that Malala Yousafzai “can play a critical purpose in [international] politics”.
Aasia Ishaque giddily remarkable how general cricket returned to Pakistan with a PSL 3 and now Malala Yousafzai, too, is back.
Malala Yousafzai is “the people’s leader”, wrote Zubair Torwali.
Hira thinks “she shows universe a certain picture of Pakistan”.
“Your enemies were those monsters who shot her indicate vacant on her approach to school.”
Shaheera Jalil Albasit, a researcher, spoke from her “personal knowledge that a good series of non-Muslims / foreigners have told me how most they’ve schooled about Islam and honour it after listening to speeches of #MalalaYousafzai”.
Shama Junejo, a columnist, called Malala Yousafzai’s lapse “a pleasant moment”.
Michael Kugelman, a emissary executive of The Wilson Center for Scholars’ Asia Program, said: “Some suspicion it would never happen. Some didn’t wish it to happen. But it did.
“A good impulse for #Pakistan.”
A certain Giles Regan prisoner a glitch on an general media outlet’s page.
Samreen emphasised that it was “time for Pakistanis to stop desiring swindling theories” since a “whole universe is watching”.
However, we all can determine on one thing: wishing Malala Yousafzai a protected stay in Pakistan!