During the tremors after the earthquake Ziauddin insisted the family stay home in their house and go to bed, even though his wife wanted to leave. Malala attributes this to 'we Muslims believe our fate is written by God.' If Ziauddin truly believed this, why was he such a political activist Why wouldn't he just leave everything up to God? Or was this the reason he kept going, even when he seemed to have so much opposition?

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1. During the tremors after the earthquake Ziauddin insisted the family stay home in their house and go to bed, even though his wife wanted to leave. Malala attributes this to 'we Muslims believe our fate is written by God.' If Ziauddin truly believed this, why was he such a political activist Why wouldn't he just leave everything up to God? Or was this the reason he kept going, even when he seemed to have so much opposition?