Answer:
Malala´s disagreement with the Taliban rule led her to become an advocate for the female right to an education, so Fazlullah ordered her assassination in 2012. Malala not only survived, but her experience sparked an international outpouring of support for her, and her following work as an activist for the right to education was awarded the Nobel Peace prize in 2014.
Step-by-step explanation:
Fazlullah turned from a moderate position to an extreme interpretation of the Quoran that required women to always wear their burqas and banned them from attending school. He went as far as publicly supporting the murder of disobedient women.
When Malala and her family were stopped at a Taliban checkpoint where women were instructed to wear their burqas, she was troubled by the actions of Fazlullah's men, because she knew that the Quran had no references to his ideas on the different rights of men and women.