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kidnapped 276 school girls from their dormitory in the town of Chibok in 2014

began to emerge in 2003

their name means “Western education is forbidden”

went underground for more than a year after the uprising

target school children

demand creation of Islamic state

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Islamic group

founded by Osama Bin Laden and Mohammed Ataf

world wide

has attacked India

has attacked Europe

Active region is Global

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a combination of Sharia Law and Pashtun tribal codes

Students of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam

operates in Afghanistan and Pakistan

focuses on youth

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want to establish an Islamic Caliphate

shunned the practice of beheading

do not sought to hold territory

focus on attacks to seize attention from social media

has attacked the U.S

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fight a conventional army

employ more convenctional military tactics

more brutal

extreme violence and brutality

gained attention by beheading prisoners and enemies

post videos of violence on social media

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Malala has a very close relationship with her father because they share the same dream and he encourages t persue her dream. she is also his favorite child and has the deepest love for her. her relationship with her mother isn't really close because she fears for her life and thinks that she should be like the other girls to just obey what its being asked.

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I believe that I would have the courage to stand up for someone or something I believe. I love my family and if something were to threatened them I think that I would whatever I would take to keep them safe

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I think that Malala's thinking is very unique because certain people want to combat evil by doing evil but she believes that that would just put you on t he same level with the person you are trying to be better than. I think that the best way to combat hate is to just ignore it because if you act on it, it might take you to a worst place than you already were.

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I believe that in certain ways she is a model to me and to many other girls as well because she had a passion for education to be provided for girls and she wanted that so bad that she didn't care if her own life was at risk. I do believe that a one person can make a difference if they take a stand

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The  role of women in Malala's culture is very different from mine because where I live women have the right to vote on decisions and have their own voice. they have jobs and can support themselves without the help of a man. my reaction to how the women in Pakistan were treated was very shocking because women are beat by their husband because of little things that he doesn't agree with or just because she has an opinion.

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I'm not surprised that young Pakistan girls are immersed in western culture because they believe that women was just created to stay home and for young girls too learn this from  their mothers and nothing else. Malala and her friends are different because they don't really follow the rules that are set for them because they have their own way of thinking.

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Its very important for every child to have the opportunity to have an education because education is the key to a life with knowledge and it also holds they power for you to be your own individual and take your own decisions based on your knowledge.

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After reading the book, the most impressing issue for women in Pakistan is that women have no voice and that they are not allowed to have an education and that they are actually killed for stepping up to what they believe

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Its very important for every child to have  the opportunity to have an education because education is the key to a life with knowledge and it also holds they power for you to be your own individual and take your own decisions based on your knowledge.

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According to Malala the Taliban want to prevent girls from being educated because they believe that a women's job is to stay home and serve their husband and sons . l believe that they fear that if they are educated they wont be able to control them.

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Malala has such a passion for education because in her country women are forbidden to be educated. I do share her passion because I believe that everyone deserves the chance to knowledge.

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Malala's award money and the children from the rubbish mountain

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Malala's award money and the children from the rubbish mountain

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" I took a photo of her and vowed I would do everything in my power to help educate girls just like her. this was the war I was going to fight"

Mala had been winning a lot of money from the prizes she was receiving and she wanted to help all the children that she could with that money. education is the most important thing she believes that those kids deserve and she is willing to fight a war to give it to them.

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" we started to receive text messages asking us to rally in the streets and show our support of the army"

-the people were asking how come the United States got to where Osama Bin Laden without the army knowing. why if they spend 6 million a year, they also questioned how come they didn't know the world's biggest terrorist got to live in front of their noses without them knowing anything.

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" The SEALs had shot bin Laden in the head and his body had been flown out by helicopter"

Osama bin Laden had been hiding in Pakistan for about nine years without anyone knowing. The US SEALs had gone past the Pakistan army's raider and killed bin Laden.

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CIA agent Raymond Davis and the shooting

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CIA agent Raymond Davis and the shooting

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" Then a CIA agent called Raymond Davis shot and killed two men in Lahore who had approached his car on a motorbike"

- Agent Raymond stated that two men approached him to rob him but that he shot them in defense for his life. the CIA declared that he was just an ordinary diplomat so everyone got suspicious. there were rumors that he was spying on militant group but no one really knew. He got kicked out of Pakistan.

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" one of the few people who spoke out for Asia Bibi in Pakistan was the governor of Punjab, Salman Taseer"
- he had been a political prisoner and after that he became very wealthy media mogul. He visited Asia Bibi and told her that the president should pardon her. Days later he was shot down by his own body guard.

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" one hot day she had fetched water for her fellow workers, but some of them refused to drink it, saying that the water was 'unclean' because she was a Christian"

-She was a mother of five and had been sentenced to death because she was a Christian. she would pour water for workers but they wouldn't drink it because she was a Christian and thought that the water wasn't cleaned. they try to convert her to Islam but she said that Christ had died for the Christian sins and she questioned what Prophet Mohammad had done for Muslims. she spent a year in jail and was then sentenced to death by hanging.

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Asia Bibi, the Christian mother of five who was sentenced to death in Pakistan, needs fervent prayer more than ever, as she is living in horrific conditions and is faced with constant pressure to embrace Islam. Despite constant persecution, Bibi refuses to deny her Christian faith.

On Tuesday, Mission Network News reported that sources from the ALIVE network of churches have gained insight into the conditions at the women's block in Multan Jail, where Bibi is being held.

According to MNN, those individuals found that the building "does not have any system of cross ventilation."

"There are sets of two beds placed on one another in a vertical manner to double the capacity. There are a total of 6 unhygienic toilets which are, in the words of a former prisoner, 'not sufficient for the number of inmates,'" the report added.

Although the prison block has a capacity of 30-40 prisoners, nearly 150 inmates are being detained there.

"Multan's summers are extremely hot," said a former prisoner. "Combine this with overcrowding, poor sanitation, heating, lighting, and ventilation in the jail, and you realize the hell hole where Asia's single cell is located."

Bibi, along with the other prisoners, is also required to sit before the Quran for hours and read the Islamic holy text. They have been told that if they praise Allah and ask for forgiveness, their sentence will be reduced.

"It is not just the sound of the five times of prayer that Asia is surrounded by. Every waking hour she hears the wailing of broken and often mentally-disturbed women mixed with the sound of the Quran being read out loud. Prison is no quiet place," the report continued.

As reported by the Gospel Herald, Bibi was sent to prison six years ago and sentenced to death after she was accused of breaking the country's strict blasphemy laws. Her arrest occurred after she got into an argument with a group of Muslim women over a water supply, and asked them, "My Christ died for me, what did Muhammed do for you?"

In July, Bibi's death sentence was temporarily suspended, and she is now waiting for Pakistan's Supreme Court to decide her fate.

"In Pakistan and abroad, Aasiya (Asia) has become a symbol of suffering for one's faith," an ALIVE worker told persecution watchdog Open Doors. "She is not just another victim lacerated by Pakistan's hatred and injustice towards a broken and beaten community. She is a symbol for a community which pays for its faith with its mothers, wives, fathers, husbands and children. The rage and brutality against Pakistani Christians continues today."

She added: "The question on most people's mind is 'why does God allow this to happen?' For me, the purpose is clear. Aasiya is a symbol for all Christians, both in Pakistan and internationally; she is a living example of the need to come to the Lord in prayer. Our ALIVE teams feel deeply invested in cases like Aasiya's. We have been raising prayer support for Aasiya for many years and have been encouraging local Christians to take the lead in praying for their sister in prison."

A Pakistani pastor also told Open Doors, "We need the international community to keep telling Aasiya's story so she is not forgotten. Do not antagonize the judiciary and the police here in Pakistan, but do keep reminding them that you have not forgotten Aasiya's predicament."

The local pastor also emphasized that should Pakistani police become enraged by the international press highlighting brutality against Aasiya, the backlash against her would be severe.

Pakistan is ranked #8 on the Open Doors 2015 World Watch List of the worst persecutors of Christians.

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Christian Mother-of-Five Asia Bibi Needs Fervent Prayer More Than Ever as Her Condition Worsens in Pakistan Prison

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Asia Bibi, the Christian mother of five who was sentenced to death in Pakistan, needs fervent prayer more than ever, as she is faced with constant pressure to embrace Islam. Despite constant persecution, Bibi refuses to deny her Christian faith.