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Dear,i am also of the opinion that no one should force them to do a job. Your first two points are an exception,it is mere exploitation of women and considered illegal,morally or socially.So,there is no question of indulging in such activities. The 3rd point is valid.When no one is there to earn she has to do it.Then it becomes her duty as being a daughter and family member to support her family till they get some alternative. If,God forbid,my parents,brothers,or husband get crippled due to some accident,will it be fair to leave them.When they are all right,they are supporting you,then why cannot you become their backbone. Apni family ke liye kaam kerna kisi per ahsaan nahi hota. Sometimes you just don't have an alternative.If male member is not doing his duty,some body has to do it. your 5th point is exactly the gist of the discussion.We must be ready to adapt change and deal with any situation. Now if her siblings abandon her after her parents death,she will only have two choices.Either to get married or to do job.These are things we cannot change. At least,by doing job,she will be able to support herself hence will save herself from indulging in any immoral activities. That was my stance from the beginning that a girl should get higher education but decision of doing job must be based on needs. there are lots of men whose wives are not doing jobs and living a peaceful life.It depends upon the mentality of an individual. And one more thing,you are saying about aged unmarried ladies. Yes,you are right.It is a fact that lots of women in our society are sitting in their parents houses because they don't have enough money or resources to get married.This reflects situation of our society. One should not blame a women in this matter. I personally think it as a matter of "naseeb".Jab aap ki kismat ho aap ki shaadi ho gi.You can't say whether you are gonna marry in your 20s,30s or 40s. Like you have said,lots of beautiful and even rich ladies remain unmarried,so it is in God's hands that when you are gonna marry,with whom and how? |
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I have some question in my mind. Women in West are mostly educated and independent, doing jobs and living their lives.
Did those women get respect and satisfaction? Islam has put some duties to women and men separately, to earn is the duty of men and, to teach and serve home is duty of women. If a woman trains her children perfectly she had achieved everything if she fails then................. All Solution lies in Surah Nisa.
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well, if She is exactly the same as you have described, i dnt have any issue then......but if she really is just like that......
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But again if we think realistically,if a women has a "parasite" husband,she still has to work.If not for her husband,for her children,for herself.Yes,these kinds of men should be given some lessons but for this, whole society has to change its mind-set.It is a man's duty to provide comfort to his family but when he fails to do that,as a last resort,for the sake of survival,a woman has to leave her home because we are not living in an ideal society where people will automatically help you financially or morally. Quote:
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Bachy ki responsibility both parents ki hoti hai lekin mother ki ziyada hoti hai.But her waqt aur child ke har galat kaam ke liye ussy kasoorwar tehrana jaiz nahi hai.Father can be equally responsible. But this is the point i was insisting upon,ke aurat ki pehli zima dari us ka ghar hai.Beshak aap doosray family members ko rehny dain even husband ko bhi peechy ker dain.Sab say bari responsibility children ki hoti hai.Isi liye agar aap samjhti hain ke aap apny bachon ki behtreen perwarish ker lain gi job ke saath to what is wrong with it. Some women just do job for thier satisfaction.Aur na hi husband ka koi pressure hota hai na hi woh paisy mangta hai.aur un ke bachy bhi behtreen perwarish paty hain to aysy main koi burai nahi. aur kuch ladies ghar reh ker bhi yeh aik kaam theek nahi ker saktin..to phir main yeh kahon gi ke exceptions are always there.
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wow, Thanx God, atleast somebody has used the term ''no issue'', otherwise it seems to be very controversial sort of topic...and wait for such kind of girl, there must be someone like that
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True that Islam has put separate duties to both man and woman,but if man can't support in a complete way then woman should help according to her caliber and limits whether she is a daughter,sister or a wife. Otherwise no need to kill your time by doing job stuff if you don't need it!
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In my opinion if the balance between rights & duties is maintained then no side overweighs the other!!
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well, its hard to find someone like that....one always hopes for an ideal partner but one doesnt necessarily find one.......life is based on compromises n adjustments....n as they say, "share the similarities and respect the differences.......its as simple as this.........anyways, i'm keeping my fingers crossed......:
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