CHACHA"G"
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So been educated , well aware of rights , having self awareness Means Forget Islam and Islamic laws(Haqoq) ? leave culture and cultural values on side for now..
Education , awareness , being able to make decisions also bring one thing call "Common sense". Why cant use it more often then egos (education , knowing rights , etc.)
@messiach , @Dubious
Education , awareness , being able to make decisions also bring one thing call "Common sense". Why cant use it more often then egos (education , knowing rights , etc.)
@messiach , @Dubious
I really can't believe how insecure the people on here are about women having their rights, having self awareness, and being able to make decisions.
Few points to note.
1. Feminism in west is very different from feminism in Pakistan. In west, they have equal rights, Feminism focuses on wage gap, and socially invisible gender constraints which are debatable. But in Pakistan, women don't have equal rights to begin with.
2. OP is saying divorces are rampant based on his personal experience. Statistically, divorces in Pakistan are one of the lowest, again due to cultural reasons and norms.
3. Who is to blame for the increasing divorces though? Feminism, domestic violences, ghosts, aliens? How about you try asking the women. We are empowering women, they are becoming more aware of their well being and their rights. In a country where domestic violence is so normal and common, it is obvious that with empowerment of women, divorce rate will go up.
It's your choice.
Either keep 50% of the population uneducated, disempowered, and not have to deal with domestic violence issues and misogyny (she's the one to blame, not me, blah blah). Or...
Empower the 50% of the population so that your country can go forward, and deal with domestic violence and misogyny which will result in less rapes as well (happening weekly nowadays in our fake Islamic republic, or Islamic only by law and name) as men will stop blaming their dressing.
Who's the man that said: "No nation can rise to the height of glory unless your women are side by side with you."
So, empower, or not empower. You decide.