Re: Do you think this statement is true about women of present age ?
Well said, that is actually related to the first part of my post, that this aspect has been discussed many times and commonly known to common people
As I said earlier (and it has been said many times), no one is blaming make-up. In fact I was surprised with this comment, because I didn’t think about it that way before in my life. What forced me to think over it was the fact that I always used to strongly feel that my mother, sister, wife and other female relatives are a lot more blessed than me and other male members of our family, (in terms of loving nature, teaching with logical reasoning, patience, and tolerance) when it comes to guidance of the younger ones, but some how they never find much time for it, even though they are at home most of the time. It is always quite hurting to see such talent and capabilities not utilized for what it used to be utilized in the earlier times of Islam. The credit of a child’s good character was always given to mothers, whose role was quite deep in development of every capability of a child, by the grace and mercy of Allah (swt).
I might be totally wrong, but I feel that mostly men (specially the ones like me) in present age **relatively **don’t possess much qualities of developing the character of the next generation, when we compare with women of present age.