Motivational speaker Qasim Ali Shah landed himself in controversy for making misogynist remarks during an interview, a clip of which went viral on social media.
“Go to schools where our daughters are studying and till matric, they are not taught how to be good wives, even though in a woman’s life, the ultimate role of a women is to be a good wife and a good mother..,” he shared in the interview.
The speaker’s recent remarks are being viewed as sexist by some. While others believe that his remarks were blown out of proportion.
Why even have girls schools if they can't teach them to be slaves to their husbands?
LGS should rename itself to Lahore Groom Slaves, burn all the science books, and teach young girls to make better wigs, so Qasim Ali Shah never appears on camera looking like this again. pic.twitter.com/pQdrTprfNv
Yeah the term 'acha shohr' should be equally stressed upon as 'achi bivi' but where did he used this term 'slaves' ??? You see 'achi bivian' as slaves?? I see. https://t.co/B05UOCyNLZ
Others are criticising him over his anti-women feedback, saying that women’s goal in life shouldn’t just be limited to being good wives and mothers.
So how to adjust in a patriarchal society in a much BETTER way,should be taught in Schools as girls got only 2 ultimate roles in life,of a wife & a mother.
Women are more than wives and mothers. First and foremost, they are humans and have the right to be recognized by their identity. Repeat! And schools aren't meant to be educating on how to become perfect wives and mothers. Can we stop with reducing women to predetermined roles. https://t.co/ZkbOfogimd
There have been multiple incidents when prominent personalities in Pakistan have made misogynist remarks in the past. Member of National Assembly Talal Chaudhary making lewd remarks about Firdous Ashiq Awan, and soap-opera writer Khalil-ur-Rehman using abusive and foul language with Marvi Sirmed, are two of the recent examples.
Twitter slams Qasim Ali Shah over misogynist comments
Motivational speaker Qasim Ali Shah landed himself in controversy for making misogynist remarks during an interview, a clip of which went viral on social media.
“Go to schools where our daughters are studying and till matric, they are not taught how to be good wives, even though in a woman’s life, the ultimate role of a women is to be a good wife and a good mother..,” he shared in the interview.
The speaker’s recent remarks are being viewed as sexist by some. While others believe that his remarks were blown out of proportion.
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As the clip went viral, many are questioning him on why is he only concerned with the upbringing of daughters and not of sons.
Others are criticising him over his anti-women feedback, saying that women’s goal in life shouldn’t just be limited to being good wives and mothers.
Comedian Ali Gul Pir trolled Qasim for being a misogynist.
There have been multiple incidents when prominent personalities in Pakistan have made misogynist remarks in the past. Member of National Assembly Talal Chaudhary making lewd remarks about Firdous Ashiq Awan, and soap-opera writer Khalil-ur-Rehman using abusive and foul language with Marvi Sirmed, are two of the recent examples.
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