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@SaharRao13 And what about zaryab ?

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@rabiatalks @SohailAfridiISF please take notice.

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@mona16111 You took offense simply because the post called out women for wrongdoing. There was no need to be offended; in our society, both men and women are held accountable and warned against haram actions. However, you only seem uncomfortable when the focus is on women.

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@rumshum12 I don’t know what the reason is. Even the Punjab CM is a woman, yet crimes are still ongoing and people are not even afraid of committing crimes.

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@she_her_mehim16 Ofcourse.

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@notbellsx From the data i see that around 70 80% of such attacks are committed by men and 20–30% by women, which shows it is not about gender but about individuals. Crime cannot be linked to any single gender. Also, if women are committing crimes too then it is unfair to generalize .

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@notbellsx I have seen videos on Instagram where mostly women used this word, and that is a fact. You said only men commit heinous crimes, but recently in Lahore a woman attacked her husband with acid. Crimes do not belong to any one gender.

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@zchishtii @bentheorder2 Then what would you say about the recent case in Lahore where a woman attacked her husband with acid? If you are calling it gender-based violence, then it should be treated the same way, even if it is not highlighted as much as other cases.

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@notbellsx Mostly women use the term “na mard” just because Falak Shabir used it but what is his fault? He was simply supporting victims and appreciating them.He is also giving lectures on clothing which is also needed.Who is not agree with him simply mean they want vulgarity in our country

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@delulug1rlll Actually you are trying to say that I need to believe that all women are dumb? Why i need to believe in this illogical stupid statement.

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@delulug1rlll When I try to study this I see that people are all different in nature behavior, religion culture and thinking patterns. The same applies to women they are different from each other. So why should I believe a stupid illogical statement coming from women who are in trauma.

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@graymattermess A woman in Lahore commits an acid attack on her husband,then what would you say all women need to take accountability of the woman who attacked her husband??

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@graymattermess It is an individual’s responsibility for their own actions other men cannot be held accountable for what one person does wrong. You can take accountability for yourself, but not for every other human being.

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@Wtxhreem But what's if he find you in Twitter he will give you first .

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@ohhyesweirdo Just because he talks about avoiding nude or vulgar dressing, he is labeled a toxic man even though he didn’t mention any gender.Some women get offended by his statement which considers 100 percent right and if you disagree with him it is simply framed as being against Islam.

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@Blahhhhhh34 @AyeshaSKhan5 The definition of a haram relationship in Islam is simple: without proper nikkah, both people are non-mahram to each other. They are not allowed to have that kind of close interaction or relationship. It's very disturbing to seeing people justifying haram relationships very sad.

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@Blahhhhhh34 @AyeshaSKhan5 If they want to be together, the proper Islamic way is nikkah, not an informal relationship’ bro this is such a dumb statement coming from a man. Just tell me clearly: does Islam allow any kind of relationship with a non-mahram before nikkah or marriage?