Heroine

 

Hello friends !  Today I'm going to tell you about a heroine. Everyone talk about the heroes but there are also great female personalities in this world who must be appreciated. Defenetly you have heard about the iron lady, Margaret Thatcher. But do you ever heard about the iron lady of Pakistan ? I think most of you haven't heard about her. Her name is Muniba Mazari Baloch. She also have an amazing life story like every other hero does. So let's listen to her story.

            Muniba Mazari was born on 3rd of March 1987. She was just an ordinary Pakistani  girl who always obeys to her family. She grew up beautifuly as a teenager. How ever she got married in the age of 18. It was an arranged marriage. So that there was no strong relationship between Muniba and her husband.

              In 2008, Muniba had to face to an unfortunate incident. Muniba and her husband was traveling by their car and their car met with an accident. It was her husband's fault. After the accident she was injured by several injuries including broken bones in her arms, rib cage and shoulder blade. Her lungs and liver were deeply cut. Not only that but also her entire lower body was paralysed. The doctors said that she couldn't be able to walk again. She loose the ability of being a mother. Not only that she couldn't  even do her favourite thing, painting. After all her cruel husband also divorced her. All the hopes just flew away from her she had nothing to do with her unfortunate fate.

            But Muniba's mother encouraged her to stand up again. So she started to do paintings again. Verry soon, her fame was grown in multiple areas as an artist, anchor, activist, model, singer and a motivational speaker. She was the first wheelchair model in the world. She had no husband. But  she had her own child. She adopted a little boy and she became a mother to a innocent child.

                Muniba Mazari was chosen for the 100 inspirational women in 2015 and 500 most influential Muslims of the world. Muniba is also known as the first Pakistani UN GoodWill Ambassador for UN women. She was awarded by the Katric Brothers Award in 2017.

Every girl has a Muniba inside of their souls, who is unstoppable  and never ever gives up in any difficulty. I also want to be like Muniba one day. One who is beautiful from the outside and more beautiful from the inside.