Need for sending our Girls to univeristies

[gabriel]

I am deeply concerned that one would want their child, especially their daughter to have a secular education. Out of choice that is!

What if your daughter in the midst of a lesson with a non-mahram died, what state do you believe that they would be raised in front of Allah?

[ENIGMA]

I am deeply concerned that one would want their child, especially their daughter to have a secular education. Out of choice that is!

What if your daughter in the midst of a lesson with a non-mahram died, what state do you believe that they would be raised in front of Allah?

One can attain secular education through places such as the Open University which,as you know, are home based full degree courses.

My reasons why women should be educated in certain fields has already been mentioned before.

[Colonel_Hardstone]

I am deeply concerned that one would want their child, especially their daughter to have a secular education. Out of choice that is!

What if your daughter in the midst of a lesson with a non-mahram died, what state do you believe that they would be raised in front of Allah?

Brother,

What are you talking about? I honestly don't understand your question?

[gabriel]

One can attain secular education through places such as the Open University which,as you know, are home based full degree courses.

My reasons why women should be educated in certain fields has already been mentioned before.

Aha, JazakAllah. SubhanAllah I never even thought of that ,

[ENIGMA]

Aha, JazakAllah. SubhanAllah I never even thought of that ,

Sorry bruv,but are you being sarcastic?

[gabriel]

Sorry bruv,but are you being sarcastic?

No, not at all.

I genuinely did not think of open university as a method of bringing the education to my daughter, mind you she is only 3 months.

[ENIGMA]

No, not at all.

I genuinely did not think of open university as a method of bringing the education to my daughter, mind you she is only 3 months.

Sorry bruv,was not meant to offend. The winky smilie is what I blame

The open uni already has a fantastic range of courses which are very much valued by the employers as it normally involves alot of dedication,commitment. Its normally done by people who are working so to employers,to see someone with a open uni degree shows alot of qualities.

[Colonel_Hardstone]

Sorry bruv,was not meant to offend. The winky smilie is what I blame

The open uni already has a fantastic range of courses which are very much valued by the employers as it normally involves alot of dedication,commitment. Its normally done by people who are working so to employers,to see someone with a open uni degree shows alot of qualities.

Many Open university courses have Summer "Resident" programs and ALL have study circles (of students in your area) and require constant interaction with a Tutor (assigned to you) face-to-face or by phone or email, chat etc.

Interaction is less but not completely done away with.

May I know the point of not education our women in Sciences and Technology?

[ENIGMA]

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Many Open university courses have Summer "Resident" programs and ALL have study circles (of students in your area) and require constant interaction with a Tutor (assigned to you) face-to-face or by phone or email, chat etc.

Interaction is less but not completely done away with.

May I know the point of not education our women in Sciences and Technology?[/QUOTE]

I was not aware I made that claim.

[Colonel_Hardstone]

[QUOTE=ENIGMA;407321]

Many Open university courses have Summer "Resident" programs and ALL have study circles (of students in your area) and require constant interaction with a Tutor (assigned to you) face-to-face or by phone or email, chat etc.

Interaction is less but not completely done away with.

May I know the point of not education our women in Sciences and Technology?[/QUOTE]

I was not aware I made that claim.

Not you in particular but anyone.