Ziauddin Yousafzai

Yousafzai became known worldwide as the father of Malala Yousafzai, the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize laureate: he encouraged his daughter from childhood to speak out for girls' right to education against the Pakistani Taliban's ban, and stood beside her after the 2012 attempt on her life. He is a co-founder and board member of the Malala Fund, the author of the memoir Let Her Fly (2018), and the recipient of honorary doctorates from Canadian universities for his work for girls' education. ^{1 2}

His faith is recorded as unknown, in the generic-only configuration: Wikidata's religion value is Islam in general, naming no school; the English article's categories file him under "Pakistani Sunni Muslims", a category filing, which never counts; and no text in the English, Arabic or Urdu edition names a school, order or affiliation for him. That his father was a theology teacher and mosque imam is his father's record and family background, not an attestation of the son's school, and his own public practice and his defence of girls' education name no school either. Where no source names a school, the value stays unknown, unflagged. ^{1 3 2 4}

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