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[quote]I think its not just the matter of competing. its the effect of changing society and responsibilities women were given by men themselves to start with. they pulled her out of the house to join her in earning more money(alhakumuttakasur..)

if a woman is out today from 9 to 5 working by the side of man, she rightly thinks why cant she join them in the prayers-where else to pray. not necessarily in the front rows. i think most are happy to pray in the back rows.

similarly , wen she has to compete for  the jobs side by side with men, as opposed to the same criterion of merit, why to keep her behind in religious matters?

During the sky-high inflation across the globe today, most families cannot afford to leave their women in the luxury of being just a consumer; hence double burden of house work and earning. here she needs hand by husband and other family members to share her  house duties including raising children. however lots of flexibility in work, self employment and working from home should be made available so that she can help her family in reasonable time whilst ful-lfilling her prime duties at home.[/quote]

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