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Issue of sending girls to school : suggestions please
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Here I want to share something that is disturbing me. May be it will seem some members awkward but I really want to have assistance of some seniors in this regard. Issue is that I really do not want to send my sister her school because I am afraid someone will misuse her. I do not trust her teachers and her friends. On one hand I am speaker of women education, I am liberal not conservative and on other hand I am hesitant to send my sister school due to increasing discussion of love stories and “dates” in school and so on. I do not know what should I do ? I want to raise her confident and educated but disturbed due to schools’ worsening environment . Please suggest me what should I do ? Should I let her to go school or should I teach her at home? |
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Yes Dear Im Agree With Your Opinions But you should send your sister to those Schools where Environment is about full of study. Mature teachers, staff, and student belongs to Well respectable families. Because a student growing is depend on his family. we learn from our family. our parents are our real teacher. if a student has bad attitude and behavior then its the fault of his parents. Don't think Negatively
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I am serving now in education department and before this I served in NADRA department. There I understand the ups and downs of society. I have one sister but trend of my family is that the maximum education for girls is primary or middle. But I went against my family my sister doing BS Physics but in women university multan. To protection from this that you described is by only one thing you should encourage your sister. And also tell her the reality of fake society. Islamic education also play important role in this regard.
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Thank you all for considering my painful issue.
@ Sincer khan @ Buddha @ Stunner @ Yousaf shah When there comes question of parents I am again helpless as I am only guardian of her secondly, what she got from my behaviour , attitude or character is that I am completely a non-cooperative, isolate and authoritarian person who is much busy in sorting how she can well prepare for CSS and how can she change fate of her family after excelling CSS. ( how can I balance such issues ?) She was studying in a school that was co-ed now she will go in a girls school. Lastly, yes I will send her school . I will guide her about right and wrong and will hope that she would ''save'' herself. For me Its not an easy task to raise a girl in this society of wolves . (how coward I am) .
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Trusting teachers and friends is not a real deal here , you would have to trust your sister -at first ,then no worries . After that , there seems to be no reason for not sending her to a school or college .
No doubt , girls school is a better option . Be confident , if one's intentions are good then no one can harm him/her . Leave the rest of your worries to Allah Almighty . Best Of Luck (Y)
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I agree with Muhammad Ali here. You need to trust your sister first. If her values are strong, she wouldn't indulge in anything wrong no matter what kinds of people she come acrosses in life. So her initial years of grooming are very important. Instead of being some authoritarian figure, be her guardian, supporter and a friend. Develop such a relation that she is able to share everything with you. In this way, you can always guide her along the way. Plus I think you should read a book on how to raise a child/ teenager. Also, I am sure she would have the support of some khala/ phuppo so you need not to worry.
Now having said this, your sister should definitely attend a school so that she can explore her own talents and develop her personality in a better/ healthier way. That would certainly be a wise decision. P.s: It's good to know that you are a liberal and support women's education. Btw, did you know Hazrat Ayesha(R.A) had more knowledge( not only in religion but also in medicine and politics) than any of the other companions of the Holy Prophet(saw)?! Have a good day! |
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For the reason you stated above I did not send my brother to school either. Its a dangerous world out there. He could get used. I do not trust the teachers, his friends or the girls. (sarcasm intended)
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