Anila Talib: Pakistan’s 1st youngest writer from 61 countries
Anila Talib is the first young writer from 61 countries who won the Special Peace Prize and proudly raised the name of the country. She has set a world record by writing ninety poems about Asma Al-Hasani and keeping an eye on the meaning of each Allah’s name and entering the name in the International Book of Achievements.
She has received important awards from many countries including the USA, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Morocco, Italy and Indonesia on her outstanding performance of her in a 15 second video contest on peace. Anila Talib also received the Merit Award and the title of Princess from the Indonesian royal family. As she is also the first Pakistani girl to receive this award.
At the age of seventeen, Anila Talib created a project called Light for All, for which she was praised by the African princess. Under her patronage, she has appointed a director of the Pakistan branch, under which she Anila is in charge of social welfare and works to educate girls.
Anila Talib also runs a Foundation which is founded by herself. In her foundation, there are more than 500 girls who have received and some are receiving free education of Holy Quran. She took several free courses to become an expert. She also plans to decorate a thousand orphans and plant a thousand trees, and also to keep a grain of water for a thousand birds. Anila Talib also wants to create a quality free education center for 4.2 million orphans in Pakistan.
Sira-ul-Nabi Kids Sessions are organized by her foundation under the umbrella of which children from disadvantaged areas are introduced to various aspects of Sira-ul-Nabi (PBSL). So far this sacred work of her has been done in eight backward areas.
Anila Talib: Pakistan’s 1st youngest writer from 61 countries
Moreover, she is also the first Pakistani to receive a prestigious award such as Philippine International Women’s Pride 2022. Anila Talib’s plans are to send a message of peace to people all over the world, regardless of race, and wants to acknowledge people’s hidden talents. She has done so much for rural women. To date, various free skills courses have been offered to hundreds of rural women.
