'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina to Taliban Government of Afghanistan

[Black_cats]

'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina to Taliban Government​

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women's education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan​

Iram IbrahimJanuary 23, 2023 12:40:39 IST

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. PTI

New Delhi: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said women’s education is important for the development of any government. Hasina added that her government will turn Bangladesh into a developed nation taking the country’s women along with it.

According to a report in the Dhaka Tribune, Sheikh Hasina hit out at the Afghanistan government and said, there is no scope to stop the education for women in the name of Islam.

“Islam has never ever been an obstacle for women’s education. Stopping education for them is not acceptable at all,” she said.

Meanwhile, drawing global criticism for putting a host of restrictions, including ban on education for women in Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban has now allowed girls to pursue primary education in government and private schools.

In a notification in early January, Taliban’s Ministry of education stated that it will now allow girls till sixth grade to continue their studies.

But the announcement comes with a condition. Taliban asked officials to open schools and education centres for girls below sixth grade and asked that all those attending classes should observe Islamic dressing.

Though the decision brings some cheer among girls in Afghanistan, the ban on women’s education in middle school and high school as well as restrictions from most jobs for females in the country remain effective.

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women’s education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan.

The regime has also banned girls from middle and high school, restricted women from most employment and even made it mandatory to wear head-to-toe clothing while stepping out in public.

Women are not allowed travel without a male relative and are also prevented from visiting parks and gyms.

'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women’s education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan

www.firstpost.com

 

[Menace2Society]

They want to make sure the woman stays dependent on the man so it guarantees a wife even if the man is a scruffy, dirty, stupid,poor and violent. She will just have to put up with it These pashtun afghans have dark triad psychology to the extreme. Literal spawns of the devil.

 

[Destranator]

'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina to Taliban Government​

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women's education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan​

Iram IbrahimJanuary 23, 2023 12:40:39 IST

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. PTI

New Delhi: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said women’s education is important for the development of any government. Hasina added that her government will turn Bangladesh into a developed nation taking the country’s women along with it.

According to a report in the Dhaka Tribune, Sheikh Hasina hit out at the Afghanistan government and said, there is no scope to stop the education for women in the name of Islam.

“Islam has never ever been an obstacle for women’s education. Stopping education for them is not acceptable at all,” she said.

Meanwhile, drawing global criticism for putting a host of restrictions, including ban on education for women in Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban has now allowed girls to pursue primary education in government and private schools.

In a notification in early January, Taliban’s Ministry of education stated that it will now allow girls till sixth grade to continue their studies.

But the announcement comes with a condition. Taliban asked officials to open schools and education centres for girls below sixth grade and asked that all those attending classes should observe Islamic dressing.

Though the decision brings some cheer among girls in Afghanistan, the ban on women’s education in middle school and high school as well as restrictions from most jobs for females in the country remain effective.

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women’s education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan.

The regime has also banned girls from middle and high school, restricted women from most employment and even made it mandatory to wear head-to-toe clothing while stepping out in public.

Women are not allowed travel without a male relative and are also prevented from visiting parks and gyms.

'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women’s education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan

www.firstpost.com

Can't remember the last time I agreed 100% with BAL. This was a very bold and timely statement. Talibaboons need to be called out by fellow Muslims.

 

[UKBengali]

Hasina is right that without women's education, then the country cannot progress.

I admit that I was more towards the Taliban position, although at least thought that they should be educated up to 16 at least, but this was logically silly as you need female teachers and doctors with university degrees at the very least.

This I can put down to immaturity in my younger days and now believe that a woman should have the same rights to education as a man.

 

[sonargon]

Never understood the Taliban or Hardline Islamic justification for this. How is women staying home all day virtuous? There is nothing one can learn being cooped up in home all day. Inspiration and knowledge must be gained by actively living and participating in the natural world.

Women who stay inside all day just end up becoming dumb and weak - they remain immature and fearful of everything in the world. And then they raise children who end up the same. How will you create a prosperous Islamic state off such people? You can't.

 

[Tom-tom]

Hasina is right that without women's education, then the country cannot progress.

I admit that I was more towards the Taliban position, although at least thought that they should be educated up to 16 at least, but this was logically silly as you need female teachers and doctors with university degrees at the very least.

This I can put down to immaturity in my younger days and now believe that a woman should have the same rights to education as a man.

Find this interesting, it seems that during colonialisation that the Muslims world got beaten into adopting the backward victorian British Rhodes out look and also limiting woman education.

(I would like to talk to about the 'beaten down ' effect as lot of generational trauma from colonialism of wolves dressed as Christians, had a lot of bearing on this. There is a lot to dicuss.) I wish to discuss this at one point .

(There is a lot of generational trauma the afgan endured - taliban , due to the cold war.)

Now the west complete robbed and piliveged us pocs, post war ww11 and capitalism it showed beneficial for them to have more work force. More tax, more productivity, under the guise of woman liberation - in return woman got xyz.

In todays world, ppl with your old mentality are seen as old disgusting muzzies in the caves, that beat woman.


Before the British and colonialism. Alot of Muslims woman were educators, some even established thier own universities.

U guess even as a young boy I did not conform to this mentality, ( as I experienced alot of deep stuff, pain, torment, been to inferno and back and I haven't even died yet. That sort of thing.)

 

[MastanKhan]

'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina to Taliban Government​

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women's education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan​

Iram IbrahimJanuary 23, 2023 12:40:39 IST

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. PTI

New Delhi: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said women’s education is important for the development of any government. Hasina added that her government will turn Bangladesh into a developed nation taking the country’s women along with it.

According to a report in the Dhaka Tribune, Sheikh Hasina hit out at the Afghanistan government and said, there is no scope to stop the education for women in the name of Islam.

“Islam has never ever been an obstacle for women’s education. Stopping education for them is not acceptable at all,” she said.

Meanwhile, drawing global criticism for putting a host of restrictions, including ban on education for women in Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban has now allowed girls to pursue primary education in government and private schools.

In a notification in early January, Taliban’s Ministry of education stated that it will now allow girls till sixth grade to continue their studies.

But the announcement comes with a condition. Taliban asked officials to open schools and education centres for girls below sixth grade and asked that all those attending classes should observe Islamic dressing.

Though the decision brings some cheer among girls in Afghanistan, the ban on women’s education in middle school and high school as well as restrictions from most jobs for females in the country remain effective.

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women’s education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan.

The regime has also banned girls from middle and high school, restricted women from most employment and even made it mandatory to wear head-to-toe clothing while stepping out in public.

Women are not allowed travel without a male relative and are also prevented from visiting parks and gyms.

'No scope to stop education for women in the name of Islam': Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina

Last month, the Taliban government cracked down on women’s education with the higher education ministry ordering indefinite ban on university education for women in Afghanistan

www.firstpost.com

Hi

A few year back a research in UK showed that bangladeshi couples were better off than pakistani couples---because bangladeshi men had no qualms with their wives working side by side---. Pakistani men had issues---.

for that reason---it was assessed that bangladsh would move ahead of pakistan financially given time---.

 

[bluesky]

Find this interesting, it seems that during colonialisation that the Muslims world got beaten into adopting the backward victorian British Rhodes out look and also limiting woman education.

(I would like to talk to about the 'beaten down ' effect as lot of generational trauma from colonialism of wolves dressed as Christians, had a lot of bearing on this. There is a lot to dicuss.) I wish to discuss this at one point .

(There is a lot of generational trauma the afgan endured - taliban , due to the cold war.)

Now the west complete robbed and piliveged us pocs, post war ww11 and capitalism it showed beneficial for them to have more work force. More tax, more productivity, under the guise of woman liberation - in return woman got xyz.

In todays world, ppl with your old mentality are seen as old disgusting muzzies in the caves, that beat woman.


Before the British and colonialism. Alot of Muslims woman were educators, some even established thier own universities.

U guess even as a young boy I did not conform to this mentality, ( as I experienced alot of deep stuff, pain, torment, been to inferno and back and I haven't even died yet. That sort of thing.)

It is futile to blame everything on colonialism. Moreover、Afghanistan was not colonized ever. British colonial people were educated. We are somehow educated now because they introduced modern education system in our three backward countries. But, Afghanistan remained backward.

I guess people there did not fight the Taliban because they support Taliban ways. We think Afghan people are suffering. But, most people there my be elated because the harsh way stabilizes their society and now they can claim Paradise.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Never understood the Taliban or Hardline Islamic justification for this. How is women staying home all day virtuous? There is nothing one can learn being cooped up in home all day. Inspiration and knowledge must be gained by actively living and participating in the natural world.

Women who stay inside all day just end up becoming dumb and weak - they remain immature and fearful of everything in the world. And then they raise children who end up the same. How will you create a prosperous Islamic state off such people? You can't.

In the earlier age of Islam, women used to participate in all religious and educational activities without any hindrance. Hazrat Ayesha was the biggest Hadith teacher and thousands of Muslim men and women learned Hadith from her. There were many women scholars in earlier period of Islamic ages. Imam Shafi'i, one of the four founders of Sunni Islam's jurisprudence, his teacher was the grand daughter of Hazrat Ali. The first University of Muslim world was founded by a woman. In Islamic Spain, all the Muslim men and women were literate which was in sharp contrast with the rest of Europe where illiteracy, superstition was rife. in fact European Universities were modelled after Islamic higher education centers in 12th and 13th century when Christian Europe underwent Renaissance.

The current Taliban bigotry has it's roots in their primitive tribal culture and their lack of holistic understanding about Islam. Taliban are more influenced by Pashtunwali (a primitive tribal cultural code based on honor and revenge) than Islam. Other Islamic fundamentalists in our time, like Iranian Mullahs, Or Muslim Brotherhood in Arabic world are not aganist Women's education or participation in public life. Even another backward tribal culture the Wahabis of Saudi Arabia were not against Women's education or outside work which can be assessed that more Saudi women study at universities than men and women there run a lot of offices and companies.

Taliban's bigotry is one of it's kind and has little support in wider Muslim world. The grand Imam of Al-Azhar, the most influential authority of Sunni Islam, declared Taliban's bigotry of banning women from education against Sharia.

Egypt’s Al-Azhar imam: Taliban’s ban on women’s university studies contradicts Sharia​

Egypt’s Al-Azhar imam: Taliban’s ban on women’s university studies contradicts Sharia

Grand Imam of Egypt’s Al-Azhar, Ahmed El-Tayeb called for the Taliban to reconsider their decision to ban Afghan women

www.siasat.com

 

[TheSolution]

They want to make sure the woman stays dependent on the man so it guarantees a wife even if the man is a scruffy, dirty, stupid,poor and violent. She will just have to put up with it These pashtun afghans have dark triad psychology to the extreme. Literal spawns of the devil.

It is better for us, we should encourage

Afghanwali, tribal lifestyle, ban women, we should encourage them to be more extreme and keep them as backwards cavemen and they'll never threaten us at the western border

Also the Khorosanis to west will feel alienated by such a backwards group, they are culturally Iranian leaning and quite progressive.

Pakistan should spare some change and open several medrassas all over southern Afghanistan and find the most tribal facists to just preach constantly all day

Spread fear that education to women or modernisation of infrastructure/industry is a conspiracy to take away Afghanwali/Islam from you and turn you into liberal kuffars and claim they did this to Pakistanis already

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

She is right...

 

[TheSolution]

She is right...

She is wrong.

Hasina bibi is a puppet of the Hindutva movement who cannot even stop the Muslim children of Bangladesh being indoctrinated with polytheist kuffar beliefs, but how can she advocate for the Islam Emirate of Afghanistan that defeated a coalition of the most powerful modern day neo-colonial states?

It's simple, she's a mouth piece, once again, this is a conspiracy to remove the tribal code, Islamic belief, and the cultural honour of the Afghan people by infiltrating their society with modernist beliefs to snatch these qualities from them.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

She is wrong.

Hasina bibi is a puppet of the Hindutva movement who cannot even stop the Muslim children of Bangladesh being indoctrinated with polytheist kuffar beliefs, but how can she advocate for the Islam Emirate of Afghanistan that defeated a coalition of the most powerful modern day neo-colonial states?

It's simple, she's a mouth piece, once again, this is a conspiracy to remove the tribal code, Islamic belief, and the cultural honour of the Afghan people by infiltrating their society with modernist beliefs to snatch these qualities from them.

Don't just chat. Why are you unable to adhere to and apply the same law to women in Pakistan? You're also an Islamic nation, right?

 

[TheSolution]

Don't just chat. Why are you unable to adhere to and apply the same law to women in Pakistan? You're also an Islamic nation, right?

Pakistan follows Islam.

Afghanistan also follows Afghanwali and tribal lifestyle/code of honour.

It is different. They must preserve all three. We don't have the other part.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

Pakistan follows Islam.

Afghanistan also follows Afghanwali and tribal lifestyle/code of honour.

It is different. They must preserve all three. We don't have the other part.

If you referring to Pashtunwali code then at least apply to those Pakistani areas. you can not pick and choose.

On one side you are telling the law is good for afghan women but another side you do not follow it. Isn't unfair with them?