Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. Hope all friends are well. I am good by the grace of Allah so friends today I will talk to you about a beautiful topic that is the freedom of girls. I will talk about women to husband and I will talk about type girls. In fact, girls are the most secure from their husbands.
So friends, I came to you today because of some mistakes, my topic is about women. That is, with girls. It's about how we treat girls. A girl's life from birth to growth depends on the structure, structure and nature of the society. Those who are at the root of controlling this society are controlling the society with their own superiority.
We cannot respect women properly. Only Islam gives proper respect to women. No other religion gives full respect to women. Women are getting education, joining the workforce, earning income - just as it is right, women are still being oppressed inside and outside the home. Although there is no dearth of speeches or promises about women oppression and its remedies, equal rights of women, empowerment of women, it is not being implemented.
Except for a handful of women, the majority of women who were in the dark have not yet removed the darkness from their lives! Women should be kept indoors but we are keeping them naked and leaving them on the streets due to which women are not getting their full respect. If women are to be respected, they must be completely submitted to Islam, otherwise women will never be fully respected.
A universal symbol of women's equal rights and struggle, 'The Beauvoir' wanted the equality and graceful development of men and women. But in a patriarchal society the birth of a girl means fear of the family, uncertainty of security, a girl means weakness which makes her dependent. Even though the society has made some small changes and given some advantages to women, there has not been any change in the basic structure. However, many people say a lot but the right thing is that if the girls can be fully integrated with Islam, then women will get proper respect.
The mentality of the people of the society has not changed. Society has carefully nurtured the ancient Indian prohibition of Manu to control girls and the Victorian social ideals of nineteenth-century England in different guises. We have to do a lot more, we have to go a long way to change the social and family human attitude towards women. If we have to change our attitude, our whole country will change. So if we change our perspective from our place then our society will change. I will not talk any more today, today is the end here.