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Namdar Malak
Namdar Malak (born 11 May 1995) is a resident of Peshawar, Pakistan, originally hailing from Shangla. Known for his atheist views, Namdar Malak is married to Sara Ali Khan, and together they have two children. Despite the challenges that come with holding unorthodox beliefs in his community, Namdar Malak remains a vocal advocate for secularism and rational thought.
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