Biography & Wikipedia
Fatima Meer was a human rights advocate, educator, and novelist who was born in Durban, South Africa, on August 12, 1928, and died there on March 13, 2010. Fatima Meer was an important political figure in South Africa starting in the middle of the 20th century.
Fatima Meer was the second child of a liberal Islamic family with nine other children. Her father, Moosa Meer, was the editor of Indian Views, a publication that fought both colonialism and the white minority rule of South Africa. She founded the Student Passive Resistance Committee while a student at the Durban Indian Girls’ High School to aid the Passive Resistance Campaign (1946–48) of the Indian community against new legislation that limited Indians’ access to land in South Africa.
Age and birthday
Fatima Meer passed away on March 13, 2010, and she was born in Durban on August 12, 1928.
Height and weight
Fatima Meer’s height and weight are unknown
Nationality & Ethnicity
Fatima Meer is a citizen of South Africa with a white accent.
Education
Fatima Meer’s educational background is unknown
Political party and views
Fatima Meer’s political party and views are unknown
Parents and siblings
Meer was the second child of a liberal Islamic family with nine other children. Her father, Moosa Meer, was the editor of Indian Views, a publication that fought both colonialism and the white minority rule of South Africa.
Husband and children
In 1950, Fatima Meer married her first cousin, Ismail Meer. This was frequent in the Sunni Bhora neighborhood where she grew up. Ismail Meer was a well-known lawyer and anti-apartheid activist. He was an active member of the ANC’s provincial legislature in KwaZulu-Natal. Fatima Meer and her husband had three children.
Salary and net worth
Fatima Meer’s net worth is reported to be between $1 million and $5 million.
Social media: Instagram & Twitter
INSTAGRAM: fatima meer (@fatimameer5)
TWITTER: Fathima Meer Thompson (@FathiMeer)
