libranrulz:
Some people think they are better than others because they were privilaged enough to get an oppertunity to get a proper education. Now you’d think that educated people would know better but unfortunately these parhe likhe jahils think of others as lesser beings and discriminate. I for one think that education should give you a sound mind and you should be humble about what you have accomplished in your life. what do you guys think.
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az an angineer i am the thinking this thrad is beelo my IQ laval
aspaciallee if you are nat an angineer or daktar or laayer urself
Reha:
Parhe likhay jahils are rampant in our society…examples of them:
People who ask for Jahez - the worst kind in my opinion because they literally demand reimbursement for raising their daaaaaaaaaaaaktar sons…
I know a lot of people still believe in this archaic custom but I also consider the caste system extremely Jahil…in fact its jihalat exemplified. Being a Sheikh or Syed will NOT make anyone more or less compatible.
People who look down on others because they went to such and such school. That is snobby and also jahil because its not what education teaches you at all…education (the right kind of course) should teach you equality and respect for all human beings…not just the ones you went to school with. Otherwise, you look like a waste of money.
I could go on…
and the educated guys who beat their wives …how about those?
I have seen this snobby type of “educated” person that you’ve described but really not very often at all. More commonly, I see under-educated people get really obnoxious over how smart they are and how much they know. WHenever anyone shoves something in your face and shouts from the rooftops, they deserve pity more than anything else because its a gaping character flaw. The thing is, in either one of these extremes. people see right through it and laugh at them behind their backs. And they dont even suspect. Sad.
^ i agee
You know a great example of this? The parha likha guy who discourages other girls from education, from careers, citing what better mom the SAHM make compared to career women. This discourages girls and you men know damn well it does, from getting educations and becoming a participant of the sociopolitical process as oppose to innocent bystanders of it’s violent and corrupt ways.
^ once again I agree
I would also like to add that what is truly admirable and respect-worthy is if a person is highly educated, comes from a wonderful family background and/or has a lot of wealth …in short everything to be proud about…but still manages to be humble…now that is really something to respect…
