sinoe a scris:Deficienta metal nu te-am numit eu ci Mohamed...daca nu il crezi atunci nu mai esti musulmanca. Cearta-te cu Mohamed, Coranul si toti imamii care sustin acest lucru
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Toate acestea se datoreaza vestului si nu islamului daca esti realizata profesional si norocului ca locuiesti in vest si intr-o familie mixta. Nu sunt deloc surprins.
Ba ar trebui sa fii surprins pentru ca tocmai ti-am devalorificat teoriile.Am crescut in middle east in mare parte.Realizarile mele se datoreaza persoanei si caracterului meu atit cit si parintilor,familiei si "educatiei" de acasa pe care am primit-o dea lungul anilor.
Vorbesti de Iran? Imi dai si mie un link sa imi dovedesti ca e adevarat?
Iran: Number Of Female University Students Rising Dramatically
In recent years, the number of young Iranian women who have been admitted to universities has risen dramatically. In the last five years alone, Iranian women have made up more than 60 percent of university entrants. It's a surprising development for the Islamic Republic. Experts say education has a strong social value for the country's women, who see it as a way to gain greater freedom.Dr. Said Peyvandi is a Paris-based professor of social sciences who follows issues relating to Iran's educational system. In an interview with Radio Farda, Peyvandi said the already strong presence of women in the universities will play a significant role in shaping Iran's future.
"The remarkable educational progress of Iranian girls in the last decade should be considered a social phenomenon, because its implications for social relations, the labor market, and the status of women in society and in the family are very, very important in determining the future of Iran," Peyvandi said. The growing number of female university graduates has already had an impact on Iran's labor market. Women have entered a number of professions both in the public and private sector. Women are also becoming increasingly active in the business world.
http://www.parstimes.com/women/women_universities.html
Women graduates challenge Iran
By Frances Harrison
BBC News, Tehran
The number of women graduating from Iran's universities is overtaking the number of men, promising a change in the job market and, with it, profound social change.Three quarters of the students in this class are women - the five men in the class are huddled together in a corner.Well over half of university students in Iran are now women. In the applied physics department of Azad University 70% of the graduates are women - a statistic which would make many universities in the West proud.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5359672.stm
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