18 Extremely Offensive Things Women in Pakistan Have Ever Done

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[Mughal-Prince]

The list above has many great and brave individuals, but, as a society, Pakistani women remain far, far, far below their rightful place.

It simply shows if they and do it by rising above the ordinary others can as well if they stop whining, blaming others and start doing.
That makes a difference between ordinary and special, playing victim or take control.
In our so called male society even males don't have enough opportunities so why this cry and hue.

 

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18 Extremely Offensive Things Women in Pakistan Have Ever Done
18 Extremely Offensive Things Women in Pakistan Have Ever Done

Ayesha Bibi
July 19, 2016
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Women in Pakistan are extremely offensive and something needs to be done about this predicament. They affront the misogynists, they speak up, show courage and they have the audacity to live and breath among men.

Be it Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy winning an Oscar for the country or the “bodily motions” of a girls anatomy in a harmless TV commercial, offensive is all that a woman does. It’s like they’re looking for ways to ruin the honor of everyone around them and just create an imbalance in the society.

What our charming chauvinists seem to forget is that Pakistani women have been offensive to their notions of societal norms throughout history. Following are few of the extremely offensive things women in Pakistan have (thankfully) done:

WARNING: This list could be dangerous to the health of an honorable Pakistani man, you can go here instead, if you are weak of heart.

1. When Fatima Jinnah decided to take on a dictator.
Who did she think she was? An aging woman who thought she could take on a Field Marshall and turn the country into a democratic state? Who cares if she is the ‘Mother of the Nation’? We even have the horrible precedent of people fighting back against military dictators because of her.

source: defence.pk
2. When Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan was not contend to spend the rest of her days as a former First Lady.
It surely did offend a lot of people that a woman, a widow of the former Prime Minister did not submerge herself in mourning and vanish from the public eye but took the place of her husband with determination and went on to become the first female governor of a province in Pakistan. Thankfully we’ve never had to deal with having another female governor anymore.

source: pakistantimes
3. When women decided they wouldn’t have gender biased legislation shoved down their throats.
It was during Zia’s era that women decided to take this offensive step. Scores of women took to the streets, protesting against the Hudood Ordinance and to show the dictator their disapproval. Silly women who have a place only in their chadder and chaardiwari of their home came out on the streets and asked for rights? Hahahahahahhahahaha…

source: dawn
4. When Bano Qudsia wrote a novel exploring topics hitherto unknown to an average female writer.
Bano Qudsia’s novel Raja Gidh created an uproar in the “conservative circles” because it was inconceivable for a women to pen down a story which spoke of seduction, physical intimacy and overall immodest themes. This offensive Urdu literature has found a place in the likes of Ismat Chughtai and Quratulain Haider’s extremely offensive works.

source: encyclopk
5. When Major- General Shahida Malik thought she could keep up with the men in boots.
A woman general? What could be more offensive than a woman trying to keep up with one of the toughest professions in the world and winning at it? Major-General Shahida Malik is the first female Pakistani general and her maiden offensive step led to many women choosing army as their career path. Astaghfirullah.

source: prideofpakistan
6. When Nazia Hassan introduced pop singing to the Pakistani music industry.
Quite scandalous a scene, you see. A young girl, clad in trousers and shirt, daring to bring a westernized notion of music to our land of pure. An offensive step which resulted in the revolution of Pakistani music industry and set out new genres, all the Ali Zafars and Atif Aslams and Vital Signs are led astray because this silly girl decided to become famous.

source: dawn
7. When Zenith Irfan decided to challenge the notions of femininity.
When Zenith Irfan decided that she had all the right to enjoy riding across Pakistan, it was deemed an inappropriate, highly offensive and unfeminine. This extremely dishonorable step is a start towards social emancipation of women from stereotypical roles that are assigned to them through society. Ab kaun banae ga gol rotiyaan?

8. When Maria Toorpakai decided sports was not just for boys
Hailing from the tribal areas and she thinks she can play professionally? Maria Toorpakai is offending us all ever since she decide to play squash that has brought fame not only to her as an individual but to Pakistan as a country.

source: cnn
9. When Seema Aziz conquered the corporate jungle.
A woman from a respectable family background decides to compete with men at their own game and becomes a highly successful entrepreneur, tauba can you even imagine? Women in Pakistan are thankful to Madam Seema Aziz for being the role model so many of them can dream to follow.

source: thenational
10. When Ayesha Farooq dared defy both the laws of gravity and the patriarchal society.
Aren’t girls supposed to firmly place their feet on ground and NEVER think of achieving anything beyond what their gender role specifies? Apparently not, for Ayesha Farooq who unsettled various notions about what women can do and with this one offensive step of hers, paved way for girls to achieve new heights.

source: thegreats
11. When the acid attack survivors decided to smile again
And show their attackers that a woman’s body might be harmed but her spirit is the strongest thing on planet. No matter how offensive it would have seemed these acid attacks survivors did not lose themselves to self pity and did not squander in despair but decided to win at life.

source: emaze
12. When Maheen Rahman became the most successful money manager in Pakistan.
This offensive woman has been named as the most successful CEO of an investment banking company in Pakistan. She is also just 39 years old. Should’ve let uncle Shabbir be the CEO after all he is a wise 65 and knows how to keep women under his thumb.

Via: Foreign Policy
13. When Sana Amanat created the first Pakistani superhero, Ms. Marvel, for Marvel Comics
Aik toh she is a girl and that too Pakistani, how dare she go on drawing comic books and instead of ironing her husband’s clothes? And the world calls her the secret weapon of Marvel Comics because she is one of their “geniuses”.

Source: Vox
14. When girls decided to sit at dhabas
So shameful, having girls drink. At least thankfully they’re drinking tea. But still, don’t they realize drinking tea in this heat can actually kill their ovaries and how will they produce kids and keep up the family’s name?

Source: Girls at Dhabas Via: Facebook
15. When this one dared to make a choice about her life
After saving herself from an abusive marriage, Qandeel went on to become an internet sensation in Pakistan, and beyond. Her offensiveness lives on after her death and people who find a woman’s honor more fragile than their ego’s, cannot even condemn her brutal murder.

Source: Qandeel Baloch Official
16. When Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy won not one but two Oscars before any Pakistani man did
She even got Nawaz Sharif to say that law on honor killing needs to change. Horrible.

17. When they got a law to protect their “rights”
Rights? What are they even? Feminism is cancer.

The anti-Honor killing bill passes in the joint session! I hope now there will no longer any forgiveness in honor killing #pakistan

— Sharmeen Obaid (@sharmeenochinoy) October 6, 2016



18.When they were born
Why do these women even decide to be born?

Source: Omer Khalid Via: Girls At Dhabas/Facebook
We owe our offense to women who are brave enough to venture outside their homes in hostile environment to strive for what they believe in. Maybe we need our women to take more such offensive steps because that is the only way hawa ki beti will have equality in our society. But who cares, right?

When Saima Baig conquered Everest?


Not offended though!

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Then what are you still doing here ?

to do your chemotherapy on patients like you but your chances of survival are very low

 

[TheLahoriGuy]

to do your chemotherapy on patients like you but your chances of survival are very low

A cancer out to cure other cancers ?

 

[Reichsmarschall]

A cancer out to cure other cancers ?

so you have accepted you are cancer Good I am glad you realized it

 

[TheLahoriGuy]

so you have accepted you are cancer Good I am glad you realized it

You didn't deny anything yourself buddy.

 

[Taygibay]

Then what are you still doing here ?

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As for the long forgotten OP, BB * and Malala
set apart as most in the West that know about
them have a very positive image in percentages
unrelated to what they are in Pakistan, there is
one name on that list that appeals to me despite
my wariness of the fair sex in part because in a
past life I was involved intellectually with Cinema.

If anyone suspects inferiority in Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy,
they're either idiots, haters or internally dissonant. * *

* Just for fun, just as GB means something else
in Europe and Pakistan, BB which means this here :

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means this back in Europe and moviebuffland :

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Strangely enough, both are feminist icons!

And great day all, Tay.


* * If you need to feel singular and comply to the statement,
do not hesitate to ask for an additional category of your own.

If only because it will be much simpler to agree than to explain
why you're already included in the definitions ( think idiot ... ).

But please do it before the Edit deadline that befalls all PDF posts!

Or settle for normalcy!

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[Calm Passenger]

• Who did she think she was? An aging woman who thought she could take on a Field Marshall and turn the country into a democratic state? Who cares if she is the ‘Mother of the Nation’? We even have the horrible precedent of people fighting back against military dictators because of her.

I am really disappointed. Especially on Defence forum, i saw many people curse Fatima Jinnah and when they don't have any good argument they start using trash language... Fatima Jinnah is still living inside our hearts. She is the mother of nation. We love and feel proud of her. I also want to know...From Defence forum admins. How you can allow this kind of post? Thats extreme and hateful.

 

[TheLahoriGuy]

I am really disappointed. Especially on Defence forum, i saw many people curse Fatima Jinnah and when they don't have any good argument they start using trash language... Fatima Jinnah is still living inside our hearts. She is the mother of nation. We love and feel proud of her. I also want to know...From Defence forum admins. How you can allow this kind of post? Thats extreme and hateful.

The post is meant to be sarcastic/tanzia where OP is actually praising Fatima Jinnah for her role as the mother of the nation as she stood up against a military dictator to uphold the rights of Pakistanis. If you didn't automatically understand this I'm worried as to how you survive on the internet.

 

[Calm Passenger]

The post is meant to be sarcastic/tanzia where OP is actually praising Fatima Jinnah for her role as the mother of the nation as she stood up against a military dictator to uphold the rights of Pakistanis. If you didn't automatically understand this I'm worried as to how you survive on the internet.

I am sorry, I thought he was serious. Well thanks and yes i think i should leave this forum. Anyway this is my last post. Sorry if i hurt anyone feelings....Good wishes...

 

[Valar.]

I am sorry, I thought he was serious. Well thanks and yes i think i should leave this forum. Anyway this is my last post. Sorry if i hurt anyone feelings....Good wishes...

Bro, you are a good member of pdf. Stay with us.

 

[Well.wisher]

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I am sorry, I thought he was serious. Well thanks and yes i think i should leave this forum. Anyway this is my last post. Sorry if i hurt anyone feelings....Good wishes...

I'm sorry ..

 

[Imran Khan]

its happen daily when marred people like me come out of homes after been beaten by wives