<span>A mifti is known as an Islamic scholar. In "I am Malala" the mifti is described as originally being against the notion that women could attend school. He gets angry when he finds out about a school that is participating in this 'blasphemous' activity. Soon after, however, he agrees to compromise on the issue so long as women are kept hidden from the men. This shows that the culture in Malala's homeland is in fact changing and progressing.</span>
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d.none of the above
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none of those answers is the same as restrict
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Could you kindly reveal what the question connected to that statement is?
Answer:plz give me brainliest plzplzplz
Ultimately, the speaker's point of view shows that he is open to imaginative adventures while the person he speaks to (extending to the audience) is grounded in a more bleak reality, and the speaker encourages all of us to see the hopeful and imaginative world which children are so connected to
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Answer. 1)Parents cannot afford the fees of the university. 2) Child's interested stream would not be fitted for a particular institution
