There is no difference between the first government of the Taliban and this time, they banned girls from education in their first government same like now.
They want to control people by not letting women learn and become independent because it’s easier for them this way.
Ah, you’ve touched on a significant concern. Restricting women’s education limits their independence and empowerment. However, through innovative means like online learning, we can provide education and foster independence, even in restrictive environments. Let’s continue exploring these solutions to support girls’ education and empowerment!
In my opinion, the Taliban did not do anything bad, so the girls should study separately and the boys should study separately, which requires a lot of money and a lot of teachers.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. While separate education might respect cultural norms, it’s crucial to find practical and sustainable ways to ensure girls receive education without excessive financial burden. Online learning technologies could be a valuable tool in achieving this balance, providing quality education while addressing logistical and financial constraints. Let’s explore this further in our discussions!
From the Islamic perspective, education is mandatory for both men and women. Islam encourages the pursuit of knowledge and does not impose any obstacles to women’s education. However, since the Taliban came to power in 2021, the educational system in Afghanistan has faced significant disruption. As a result, women have been denied their fundamental rights to education and work.
That’s a very relevant observation. Indeed, Islam emphasizes the importance of education for both men and women. The disruption caused by the Taliban’s regime negatively impacts women’s fundamental rights. We must explore innovative approaches, like online learning technologies, to ensure that education remains accessible despite these challenges. Together, let’s work towards sustainable solutions that can uphold these essential rights and empower women in Afghanistan.
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Online education can also be very effective, with this, less money will be spent and a large number of female students will study.
Absolutely, online education can be a powerful and cost-effective solution. It allows us to reach a vast number of female students, providing them with the opportunity to learn and grow despite financial constraints. Let’s delve deeper into how we can leverage this tool to maximize its benefits for girls’ education in Afghanistan!
This situation not only affects the individual women but also has broader implications for society.
Absolutely, the impact of restricting women’s education extends beyond individuals, affecting the entire society. Educated women contribute to economic growth, social stability, and the well-being of their communities. It’s vital that we explore sustainable solutions, like online learning, to ensure women have access to education, fostering a more equitable and prosperous future for all. Let’s continue to advocate for and implement these innovative approaches to uphold the fundamental right to education for everyone.
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When half of the population is deprived of education, it hampers the progress and development of the entire country. It’s important to advocate for the rights of women to receive education and participate fully in society.
Absolutely, when half the population is deprived of education, it stifles a country’s progress and development. Advocating for women’s rights to education is essential for societal growth and prosperity. Let’s work together to ensure every woman has the opportunity to learn and contribute fully to her community and country.
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Education is one of the most basic human rights and women are human, so it is necessary for women to be educated because God has given them the right
If a woman is educated she can be educated a generation with knowledge Ummah If a woman is not educated we will have a generation of ignorant
The current situation in Afghanistan is very painful. It is necessary and necessary to get out of this situation, and women and girls are suffering psychologically.
Hello i am khoshbo kazemi and i am glad to here with you
Education is a secret phenomenon and it is more needy portion of society but as we know about current situation of Afghanistan unfortunately all educational doors were closed since Taliban came .
Hello Khoshbo Kazemi,
Thank you for sharing your perspective. Indeed, the current situation in Afghanistan is deeply troubling, with significant setbacks in education since the Taliban’s return. Education is vital for societal progress and the well-being of future generations, and it’s crucial we find innovative solutions to reopen educational opportunities for women and girls. Together, let’s work towards ensuring that all educational doors are open again and that every individual has the chance to learn and grow.
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Education and Getting knowledge is assumption for each Individual human of society ,but as we are witness about this sins which they are pushing and makes annoying ,so this is our right and we should back up each other or support ,and makes opportunity for every young boys and girls specially for the girls .