<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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It's eight o'clock already, I have to go take the train now, cheerio!
Explanation:
Yikes, sorry for the mixup!
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D.
I think. An author should always consider their audience, without an audience there is no reason to write. Their own expertise because if they are writing about something they have absolutely no knowledge about, it is either going to end up a fiction book or just really poorly written. You want to consider what other books like yours are out there, what is the competition. And lastly, no one wants to do something they have no interest in.
Answer: A (theme) not every thing can go your way
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