Woman's will and new statement!

 Woman's will and new statement!

Ever since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, the Pakistani media and our liberal class have been very concerned about Afghan women, but they are not aware of Pakistan at home.

Questions are being raised about how the Taliban will treat women in Afghanistan, whether they will get their rights, whether they will be able to go to school, whether they will be allowed to go out, whether they will be able to work.

Someone asked him what protection did you give to the women who leave their homes in Pakistan? Hundreds of girls like Zainab were abused and brutally killed. Here, a woman traveling on a motorway was raped in front of her children.

Noor Muqaddam was brutally murdered after being raped. In the case of Usman Mirza, a woman was stripped naked and a video was made of her. Under the shadow of Lahore Minar Pakistan, 400 people publicly insulted a woman. A young man kissed a woman traveling on a Chung Chi motorcycle rickshaw and the onlookers kept laughing.

Let me know if a culprit has been made a role model in any one case. Don't let such incidents happen to anyone, but listen to one thing, God willing, if such an incident happens in Afghanistan, you will see that the Taliban will make the culprit such a sign that no one else will dare to commit such a crime. With the advent of the Taliban, even before their government was formed, criminals in Afghanistan became frightened.

Geo's senior reporter Iza Zaseed, who is currently in Afghanistan, quoted his Afghan driver there as saying that the law and order situation had been resolved with the arrival of the Taliban, who could not travel in the evening before the Taliban arrived. Now let's travel carefree.

Recently, two people were hanged on a bridge on the city's main highway in a province that had come under Taliban control before the Taliban took control of Kabul. According to social media reports, the two men who were publicly hanged were involved in the abduction of a child.

Remember that such immediate justice is needed to prevent crime. In our case, there are cases every year and even if a criminal is convicted in a case, he is not hanged in public. On the contrary, human rights activists and the media shout that they should not punish anyone in public. This is cruelty. They also say that public punishment will damage the "dignity" of the offender.

On the contrary, NGOs, including the PPP, which is run with Aberuni funding, are against the death penalty from the very beginning and say that the death penalty should be abolished. The news that is being received from Afghanistan so far is also very encouraging. According to Islamic teachings, women are allowed to go out with a veil, go to school, college and work.

Women can also work in the media. According to Pakistani media outlets in Afghanistan, the situation in Afghanistan is rapidly returning to normal, with veiled women appearing outside.

Even our liberal brothers are still amazed at what the Taliban are doing, they have no idea how to attack the Taliban. Unlike in the past, no one was hanged for occupying Kabul, no restrictions were imposed on women going to school and jobs. He has been allowed to work and meetings are being held with his toughest opponents to consult on the process of forming a government.

Another bizarre statement is being made in Pakistan which means that no one should have any right to object to whatever a woman wants to go out in, whatever she wants. No sir, this is not possible in an Islamic country. Men and women are bound to be ashamed when they leave home. Islam commands modesty for men and veil for women, which cannot be changed.

For this, the state should train the society, ban the veil on women going out and give public punishments to the men who abuse, abuse, and molest women. Then see how amazing the result will be and how crimes against women will be stopped.