Women’s posiion

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Razia Naqvi, (at 5:10PM Tuesday 27th of November 2007, GMT)

Interesting choice of words Ram ‘Battle of the sexes”!!! This has been the problem. We as women are not fighting with you we are only trying to let the men know that we are here to ‘play our role’ as the other half of that family unit-an equal half!

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Ikram Naqvi, (at 2:51PM Wednesday 5th of December 2007, GMT)

I agree with you Razia.

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safia Khan, (at 4:36PM Wednesday 5th of December 2007, GMT)

It is good to see that there is agreement between Razia and Ikram.

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Maryam Jahan, (at 10:16PM Saturday 15th of December 2007, GMT)

Ideally we should have balance between women and men. But there is no doubt that we come from a male dominated society. But I am heartened by changing attitude of our men.

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Suhail Naqvi, (at 5:19PM Saturday 22nd of December 2007, GMT)

I agree with Maryam almost completely. What a waste of half the intelligence of our society! But as Bhai Ikram pointed out, there may be many families in which decision makers comprise of both men and women. As as Ram pointed out, economics is perhaps contributing to change in the right direction. Personally, I think education is the fulcrum at which this issue rests. By education I do not mean simply acquiring university degrees, I am talking about the education one acquires by witnessing progress in more equitable societies.

Suhail
Woodbridge, NJ

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Ikram Naqvi, (at 7:15AM Wednesday 12th of March 2008, GMT)

During my recent visit to Amroha I was delighted to find that out of ten scholarship winners in 2008 of Dost Ali Fund in mohalla Katkoi seven were girls with marks over seventy percent. I am sure that Dada Aley Ahmad of mohalla katkoi must have been amused in his grave. He was accused by the religeous leaders of the time of being anti Islam by starting Aley Ahmad Girls School.They were urging the comunity to hang shoes around his neck.

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Nargis Siddiqui, (at 3:56AM Thursday 13th of March 2008, GMT)

Very heartened to know that girls in Amroha are doing well. We should do more to help our girls.

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Maryam Jahan, (at 6:34AM Wednesday 14th of May 2008, GMT)

During my recent visit to Amroha I was most encouraged to see girls doing very well in education. I also noticed more confidence.

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waseem Ahmad, (at 1:40PM Tuesday 2nd of September 2008, GMT)

Congratulations to Zainab and her parents for her admission in Masters/PhD programme in the Harvard University.

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