Re: raising mothers not wives
I did not blame you for either kind of statement. I am only responding to what you are saying 
Maybe you are confusing higher education with ‘professional’ education
What you are saying, is perhaps true for ‘Non technical / Non professional education’ higher… For instance masters in political science, envirnmental sciences, urdu, islamiat etc. These non lucrative sort of education and parents prefer marraige over this type of education
On the other hand medical , engineering , business , telecom, CS etc are highly sought after education in pakistan. People usually encourage women of family to acquire it (if they are on merit ) even if they have to face hardship of going to far flung areas.
You must be kidding. No sane person would stop his daughter from becoming doctor if she gets admission in a medical college (which is btw, tougher than climbing K2, in Pakistan ). If he is narrow minded or jahil type then he wont let her do F.Sc. A doctor has much higher prospect of catching good match than others.
And my point is that people encourage their girls and boys to go into career oriented field of education. This type of education requires lots of dedication, caliber and hardwork. Only the cream of student get admission. So you are wrong when you say people discourage girls from attaining this kind of education. Infact it is most prestigious thing for them to show off in the family
But there is other type of education where people who dont get admission in good school… they get admisson, for getting degree. Now people gererally dont prefer to wait for their daughter to get the ‘extra education’ if they see an appropriate match in sight. Which is a right thing to do.
So I dont see your slogan ’ raising mothers not wives’ has any practical value
How does a girl with degree Masters in political science, islamiat or urdu can be a better mother ? Only if you acquired education in the field of home economics, psychology or parenting etc. then your argument holds some practical value.