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[quote]Safimera  respectfully I disagree, if anyone talks of social reforms or the uplift of women is as religious as any one else.
 &quot;majority of people who are religious or sincere believers&quot;, I am afraid the majority of us are not &quot;sincere believers&quot; we would not be where we are if we had been. There would have been less corruption, deceit mall practices, lying and stealing.
              Our root problem is lack of education and because of that lack of economic activity. Everyone realizes and wants their girls to be educated, sometimes circumstances don't allow the girls to go to schools because of distance or security. If you go to remote areas of Pakistan and talk to village elders not many have an objection to schools being open in their area it is sometimes the stories circulating of what might happen in a school or what the girls will be taught that these people have an objection to if these fears are dealt with keeping in mind their cultural values these elders readily agree to the education and other projects. Ghamidi Sahab is not alone and he is certainly not teaching anything which is unique or out of bounds of Islam, there are others also and if scholars disagree they both have their point of view. Every one is vocal these days and on every channel there is an expert who is talking and discussing issues and on the basics all scholars agree like education, job opportunities health and uplift of projects.[/quote]

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