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[quote][blue]nice to see u after a while L; salam [:)] how was ur trip to home.[/blue]

[purple]&quot;A good Idea is Best Shared&quot; is written on the wish card i recvd from local bbc(as we join them occasionally for the discussions about community issues)

yesterday as i was waiting at a tr.signal behind a local service bus i noticed the advert for a new car  with a pic where a man is pushing an old car and the front portion of the car is new. it said at the bottom &quot; give a push to your old car. buy a new one at easy terms &quot;etc.

much fuss is made about treating women badly in islam but we can see the times of ignorance in modern times again. as we read the hx of 'daur e jahlia' in arabia that women were changed frequently just like a shoe or a slipper, today we can see this happening just like the changing of a car model. most of the histories i get from patients and other contacts, it seems like woman is treated no more than an object(am talking about majority. there are still some morals and family virtues to be found)
girls at a very young age are exposed to characters like 'barbie doll' and some other disney characters where the mesge is looking beautiful and being available for men. this continues throughout life. if she is unable to do so, then she can forget about a suitable place in society, higher status at a job/career etc.
she is valuable, untill she is attractive and colourful to satisfy man's desires. beating or killing her to even death on small issues is not a problem.

no wonder the beloved (prophet Muhammad sws) stressed so much on woman's rights. its a meloncholy of all ages and times.[/purple][/quote]

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