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Kupwara | 28-year-old orphan Hazim Gulzar from Kralpora has lost his left leg to cancer. 💔
His brother makes a heartfelt appeal for help for his further treatment and therapy. The family has already sold everything they had. 1/2 👇
"These burka women walking in the streets is one of the most hideous sights one can witness in India."
"Such seclusion cannot but have its deteriorating effects upon the physical constitution of Muslim women."
"They are usually victims to anaemia, tuberculosis and pyorrhoea. Their bodies are deformed, with their backs bent, bones protruded, hands and feet crooked. Ribs, joints and nearly all their bones ache. Heart palpitation is very often present in them."
"The result of this pelvic deformity is untimely death at the time of delivery." "Purdah deprives Muslim women of mental and moral nourishment."
"Being deprived of healthy social life, the process of moral degeneration must and does set in. Being completely secluded from the outer world, they engage their minds in petty family quarrels with the result that they become narrow and restricted in their outlook."
"They lag behind their sisters from other communities, cannot take part in any outdoor activity and are weighed down by a slavish mentality and an inferiority complex."
"They have no desire for knowledge, because they are taught not to be interested in anything outside the four walls of the house."
"Purdah women in particular become helpless, timid, and unfit for any fight in life. Considering the large number of purdah women among Muslims in India, one can easily understand the vastness and seriousness of the problem of purdah."
"The physical and intellectual effects of purdah are nothing as compared with its effects on morals. The origin of purdah lies of course in the deep-rooted suspicion of sexual appetites in both sexes and the purpose is to check them by segregating the sexes. But far from achieving the purpose, purdah has adversely affected the morals of Muslim men."
"Owing to purdah, a Muslim has no contact with any woman outside those who belong to his own household. Even with them his contact extends only to occasional conversation. For a male there is no company of and no commingling with the females except those who are children or aged."
"This isolation of the males from females is sure to produce bad effects on the morals of men. It requires no psychoanalyst to say that a social system which cuts off all contact between the two sexes produces an unhealthy tendency towards sexual excesses and unnatural and other morbid habits and ways."
"The Hindus are right when they say that it is not possible to establish social contact between Hindus and Muslims because such contact can only mean contact between women from one side and men from the other."
"Not that purdah and the evils consequent thereon are not to be found among certain sections of the Hindus in certain parts of the country. But the point of distinction is that among the Muslims, purdah has a religious sanctity which it has not with the Hindus."
"Purdah has deeper roots among the Muslims than it has among the Hindus and can only be removed by facing the inevitable conflict between religious injunctions and social needs."
"The problem of purdah is a real problem with the Muslims—apart from its origin—which it is not with the Hindus. Of any attempt by the Muslims to do away with it, there is no evidence."
[ Source - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in Pakistan or Partition of India, 1945, pp 230-231 ]
This is how tourism will flourish in Kashmir
If you can’t ban alcohol in Kashmir, at least take action against people who drink openly in broad daylight.
@OmarAbdullah
I don't get it , what do kriti's clothes have to do with Eid? She is a hindu , and it was a hindu festival. Where do Muslims and Muslim festivals come into this? Why does they have to make everything about muslims why is there world revolving around muslims?
I am not advocating hijab for every woman. Quite the contrary. I firmly believe that every woman has her own understanding of comfort and freedom. Many women feel equally comfortable and liberated wearing skirts, dresses, bikinis or any other clothing of their choice. For one woman, covering her head may provide confidence and freedom, while for another, revealing her shoulders may do the same. Every woman has her own yardstick for feeling comfortable and free.
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