If we find within the Muslim society, some fathers who make a distinction in the treatment of males between boys and girls, the reason behind that is due to the spoiled environment from which they acquired their backword, ignorant traditions and abominable social conventions. It is also due to the weakness of faith since they have not accepted that which Allah destined for them (i.e. the girls). Neither can they, their wives, nor all people on earth change what Allah has created.




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| Binding | Hardbook |
| ISBN | 9789773420000 |
| Pages | 421 |
| Publisher | Dar Al Salam |
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