Malala Yousafzai’s Husband Posts Adorable Pictures After She Graduates From Oxford. I Cannot Deal With How Cute They Look!
One of the major qualities that I look for in a partner is for him to be supportive of my choices and ambitions. And isn’t that what all of us want? A partner who understands us and our dreams more than anyone, stands by us and supports us through it all? I saw an example of this in Asser Malik, husband of Malala Yousafzai, as he posted pictures with Malala and her family celebrating her graduation. He looks very happy and proud of her, as he should be!
Malala graduated on Friday from the University of Oxford in philosophy, politics, and economics. She officially graduated last year in May, but due to the pandemic restrictions, her ceremony had to be postponed. Malala took to Instagram and shared her graduation photos with the world. I can’t get over how great she looks! She posted pics with the caption, “Some Latin was said and apparently I have a degree.”
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Her husband, Asser Malik posted pictures celebrating his wife’s big day and highlighted some moments from the graduation. Malala was seen donning a black and white graduation robe and looking absolutely stunning in it! Asser posted pics commemorating the day with a caption that reads, “The place we first met felt a little more special on Malala’s graduation day.” Awww how adorable!
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The couple got married on November 9, 2021 in an intimate ceremony. They had posted pictures on Instagram from their ceremony following which Malala was trolled by netizens because of her earlier statements where she questioned the institution of marriage and the need for it. However, she clarified her stance and is happily married to Asser Malik.
It seems like only yesterday the world was made aware of Malala Yousafzai’s incredible but heartbreaking story. As a fellow woman, I am proud of how far she has come and all the reforms she has made to make education more accessible to women. After all, if we don’t stick by one another, who will?
