Do women in Pak want to work?

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Re: Do women in Pak want to work?

@Reha

I think you’re manipulating Islam to suit yourself. Our religion does not stop a woman from working or being successful or educated. There are conditions, sure. But there are conditions for a man to respect also. She can demand anything she wants from you…Islamically of course. If you want her to stay home, I hope you understand that she isn’t obligated to live in a joint family system, take care of your parents or even live with them. She can demand separate accommodations, hired help, and you’d be obligated to provide all of it because Islam says this is your best place. Islamically she has much more power than you seem to think. Limiting a woman in this day and age is not wise.

Yup. I hope the OP is willing to find a male doctor for his wife…because in the world he lives in…women don’t work.

Thank you! I love how men just look at how Islam benefits them :halo:.

Also, does anyone really bother thinking about the fact that the “rules” for Islam were written waaaaaaaaaay back where mortgages didn’t exist and raising a kid didn’t cost $20,000 and that’s only up to 18 years old among other household expenses? The rules for Islam really don’t apply to this society IMO. But that’s another debate.