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[quote]I generally agree with wat you are saying K(excluding the part where most blame comes to the female gender [8)] ). 
actually wat we need to keep in mind is that the evil and good, both are not dependent on gender-rather on every soul's personal 'taqwa'(prevention); independent of gender. as Qur'an says that all humans are created from the same parents and the best amongst them is the one who is most righteous.

we also came across this fact during a 'domestic vioence' conference organized locally for various faiths a few months back that most problems were  generated by women for women-but the duty of men in this regard cannot be ignored.

i'm afraid that as always i'll have to stress on the fact that education in all matters, including religious education is essential-which clearly and specifically conveys all the teachings about 'akhlaqiat'(manners/conduct) which is expected from muslim men and women; because really if we look at it, 97% of the Qur'anic teachings are about manners and attitudes and only 3% relate to the shariah/law-whereas the stress of the majoriy of our teachers and scholars is generally on the latter.

hope you agree with me partly, if not fully [8][/quote]

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