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Mangalore: Women are Still Not Considered Equal to Men — Sabira at Jamath-e-Islami Meet

  •   Thu, Dec 10 2009 01:25:33 AM

Mangalore: Women are Still Not Considered Equal to Men — Sabira at Jamath-e-Islami Meet
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Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, Dec 10:  “Women in this century have been recognized in various fields but they are still facing physical and psychological problems for several reasons, so there is a need for a women’s revolution to show that they have the strength to be equal to men”, said C P Sabira, secretary, women’s wing of Jamath-e-Islami Hind, Kerala. 

Speaking after the inauguration of the women’s conference at Town Hall organized by the women’s committee of Jamath-e-Islami Hind on Wednesday December 9, she said, “Women have proved that they are equal to men but their role in society has not been recognized. So, the power of a woman has to be highlighted with a revolution.”


















“The organization will organize a huge conference at Kuttipuram in Kerala on Sunday January 24 to provide information and create awareness among women about its programmes related to empowerment of women”, said Sabira, adding that nearly one lac women will participate in this programme.

Sajida Momin, convener, city committee of Jamath-e-Islami Hind women’s wing, said that the conference is being organized as a preparatory to the women’s conference in Kerala.

Shamira Jahan, district convener of Jamath-e-Islami Hind, E C Ayesha, vice-president of Jamath-e- Islami Hind, Kerala, Noor Ayesha, secretary of Kasargod wing, and Shahnaz M, editor of ‘Anupama’ weekly, were present.

Members Sameena Uppinangadi and Mamthaz Pakkaladka compered the programme.    

  

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  • A.Jaleel, Udupi

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    Masaha Allaha, Good Forword step from Womens society... keep it up you need to fight for all needfull thinks... just show power of your community to this world.... insha allaha Allaha help us.

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  • Abdul Salam, Riyadh, Mangaore

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    Masha Allah, Great programme conduct by JIH Women wing, D.K. Allah will help you to succuess Jan. 24th programme in kerala. Good coverage by daijiworld.

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  • abdul rasheed, bengre, qatar doha

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    masha allah riyali great work for women allah reward all of them also every peaple shued be follow this women great work best of luck vevery worker for ikamathuddeen aamin

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  • Padmanabha Shenoy, Udupi / Saudi Arabia

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    The achievement of complete equality between the sex, is necessary to human progress and the smooth functioning of society. Inequality stops not only the advancement of women but the progress of human life itself. The continues refusal of equality to women is a shame to human dignity. Therefore we must see that the women will get all their rights. But it is not necessary to protest with groups, instead it can be achieved by educating both men and women.

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  • Asif Iqbal, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    women has been under punishment and considered to be slaves throughout history.they are not educated about their rights . they have equal rights to have everything what men posses. woman' revolution and empowerment in this respect is most timely effort and work.

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  • B.M.KHADER, BALKUNJE

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    Congratulation for good begin from the muslim sisters. Wish u all the best in ur futere life.we are not in backword. muslim sister compulssary forword god bless u

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  • Palaksh, Mulky / Dubai

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    Women deserve equal rights & dignity as men, and men should strive to provide equality to women. However, in the quest of women-empowerment, women must not go overboard and try to subjugate their male counterparts and must ensure that they do not end up imitating their male counterparts, as rightly stated by reader Mr. Amar Nathal. Males & Females are to progress hand-in-hand as per their respective roles and complement each other rather then compete with each other. That is how the society & country will progress optimumly.

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  • nazeer, Panemangalore/Jeddah

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    Ravi Kadri, Mangalore well said brother, Totally i agree with you. congratulation for the intiation. May Allah reward us all.

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  • Sujah Mohammed, Alankar / Dubai

    Thu, Dec 10 2009

    It's really a very good initiative to mobilize and get organized for all Muslim Women at regional, state and national level. However, from my point of view, it would be more relevant and appropriate to focus on addressing the various social, emotional, psychological problems faced by the Women in the society rather than keep on using the Statement as " Women are not considered as equal to men". ( This statement most of the time miss interpreted and offending some time ) It's very much proved that, women are capable of taking up any exemplary role in all fields. Therefore, you have reached to a stage, where actions should be initiated and focus should be on addressing the problems/ issues one by one rather than continue to defend your stand. The effective actions will certainly reflect the capabilities of women power! I am sure no men in the society will Oppose any constructive social work by the women Community. Only humble request to all, please proceed with all projects for a noble Cause with in the Islamic guide line. Wish you all the best for women empowerment.

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  • alison, mangalore-dubai

    Wed, Dec 09 2009

    thanks daijiworld, good pictures,masha allah,  may almighty allah bless you all ameen

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  • Auldius P. B. Pais, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 09 2009

    Good to see women talking about women's empowerment, instead of the all men congregation talking about it at an earlier conference in Kerala.

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  • Ravi Kadri, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 09 2009

    Congratulations and good start from the Muslim sisters. Wish you all good luck. Women as a mother, sister, daughter or wife are no way less than their men folks. However, fighting for equality in any community should not be against our great Indian family culture.

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  • sam, BERMUDA

    Wed, Dec 09 2009

    Women are Still Not Considered Equal to Men absolutly, ladies you have to take the initiative , we are not in ancient civilisation

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Wed, Dec 09 2009

    Men and women are equal in dignity but are not meant to imitate the rules and roles of each other. Trying to be equal is a sign of lacking ambition in life. Failure to respect each others role is to create disorder in the society. Equality yes in dignity but not imitation. Beware of imitation!

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