Muniba Mazari. She is a Pakistani activist and motivational speaker, also known as iron lady of Pakistan. She is also the national ambassador for UN women Pakistan

She is Muniba Mazari. She is a Pakistani activist and motivational speaker, also known as iron lady of Pakistan. She is also the national ambassador for UN women Pakistan


She was 18 years old when she got married. Her father wanted her to marry, and she said 'yes' because she thought it would make her father happy. It wasn't a happy marriage. Just after 2 years of marriage, they met with an accident. Her husband was sleepy, and their car fell in a ditch. He managed to save himself by jumping out from the car but she wasn't able to, and stayed inside the car. In the accident, her wrist,shoulder bone, collar bone were fractured. Her whole rib cage got fractured. And because of the rib cage injury,lungs and liver were too injured. She lost urinal bowel control. 3 vertebrae of her backbone were completely crushed and she got paralyzed for rest of her life.



She underwent through different surgeries. She wanted to become an artist, but will not be able to paint again due to wrist and arm deformation. She won't be able to walk again because of the spine injury. And the biggest thing that happened to her was that she will never be able to give birth.

But this lady is indeed brave, She didn't gave up. Inspite of knowing that she won’t be able to draw again, she made her first painting on her death bed. She added new colours to her life.

One by one, she wanted to overcome through her fear.

Her biggest fear was getting divorce from her husband but she decided to make her emotionally and mentally strong that when she heard the news that her husband is getting married to another woman, she sent him a text “I am happy for you and I wish you all the best”.


Her second most biggest fear was, not able to give birth. But then she realized, there are so many abandoned and orphan children, so she adopted a child.

She is a great example and inspiration to all of us to never give up in life. Hats off to her. 👏There are many ups and downs, it depends on us how we tackle them. Stop worrying about what others think about you, no one is born perfect. Never complain for what you don't have but instead be grateful for what you have.

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