Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai marries in small ceremony in England.

Malala Yousafzai, philanthropist Peace Prize laureate and education activist, tied the knot in an exceedingly little ceremony on Tuesday in Birmingham, central England. The 24-year-old Pakistani human rights nominee declared her wedding on Twitter by sharing photos from the ceremony. The activist didn't share any more details on her husband aside from his name.

"Asser and i tied the knot to be partners for life. we tend to celebrated a small nikkah ceremony reception in Birmingham with our families. Please send us your prayers. we are excited to run along for the journey ahead," she added.However, net users identified Yousafzai' husband as Asser Malik, general manager of the Pakistan Cricket Board' High Performance Centre.

Yousafzai' Twitter feed was flooded with congratulations and expressions of goodwill for his or her marriage. International star Priyanka Chopra Jonas on Wednesday wished the couple 'joy and happiness'. The actress took to her Instagram Story and re-shared the marriage image of Yousafzai along with her husband and wrote, "Congratulations @malala wishing you most joy and happiness. you're an absolute vision!!"

The Pakistani human rights political leader was solely fifteen once she was shot by the Taleban for daring to need an education. She was shot whereas returning home from college in Pakistan' Swat valley in 2012.

Yousafzai was targeted by the Taleban for her relentless objections to the group' regressive interpretation of Islam that limits girls' access to education. The 24-year-old traveled to the English town of Birmingham for medical treatment and her family eventually joined her. She went back to high school as before long as she may however kept effort for the correct to an education for others. In 2020, Yousafzai graduated from Oxford University. according to Reuters, Yousafzai in July this year had told British Vogue magazine that she didn't perceive why people required to "sign wedding papers" if they wished to own an individual in their life, a comment that drew a lot of criticism from Islamic Republic of Pakistan at that time.