you can read Thanvi the way you like.
Hell no
Maulana Thanvi didn't write vague predictions like Nostradamus. He states what he envisions or advises, very clearly.Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
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you can read Thanvi the way you like.
Maulana Thanvi didn't write vague predictions like Nostradamus. He states what he envisions or advises, very clearly.Hell noMaulana Thanvi didn't write vague predictions like Nostradamus. He states what he envisions or advises, very clearly.
That is the definition of religious education. Knowledge is not bound by any such considerations, and education is better defined as the pursuit of knowledge.
How many among Pakistani women (sometimes more than 60%) in higher education are obeying your or Thanvi's interpretation?
look bhai jaanA better question to ask is what percentage of the total number of women actually make it to a university? The vast majority still fall under the same retrogressive mentality as that espoused by books like BZ.
look bhai jaan
I am talking about women who can read and understand and thus get impacted by the BZ.
Hope you understand now.
[HASHTAG]#227[/HASHTAG]You mean women with a pre-12th grade education? The numbers still remain horrible. Besides to be affected by BZ, they do not have to read it themselves, but merely be in a household where BZ thinking holds, reinforced by patriarchal and matriarchal authority.
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Thank you
So no answer.What about it? The point is that merely looking at university going women is misleading, since the effect on all women is what is important.
So no answer.
??????Answered correctly, with your disingenuity exposed.