Anila Talib receives awards from multiple countries, setting a record with her 90 poems on Asma Al-Hasani and championing social causes with her foundation.
Anila Talib, a young poet from Pakistan, has made history by becoming the first young writer from 61 countries to win the prestigious Special Peace Award. She set a remarkable world record by composing ninety poems on Asma Al-Hasani, thoughtfully aligning each poem with a unique attribute of Allah. Her accomplishments have earned her a place in the International Book of Achievements, bringing pride to Pakistan on a global stage.
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Recognized globally for her dedication to peace, Anila has received top awards from nations including the USA, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Morocco, Italy, and Indonesia. Her impactful work in a 15-second video contest on peace further garnered her the prestigious Merit Award and the honorary title of “Princess” from the Indonesian royal family, marking her as the first young Pakistani to earn this esteemed acknowledgment.
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Beyond poetry, Anila’s philanthropic efforts extend to education and empowerment for young girls. Through her initiative, the “Anila Talib Foundation,” she has provided free Quranic education to over 500 girls and offers various skill development courses. Her project “Light for All” has garnered international praise, and under this banner, she continues to foster positive change in Pakistan’s youth community.
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