Are Pakistan women truly happy with how they are treated today ?
370385
mostly the women r happy..if some r not they have the right to raise thier voices thats why thier voices make an image that all the women are not happy in pakistan....off course one who is happy has no need to go to any forum for announcing her happiness..... but the ones who r not happy using the complete liberty and extra ordinary rights which islam gives them rise thier voices.....some uneducated persons don't follow the rules given to them by the rellegion they follow but thats a matter of personal following and in general the culture of this area of world gives the most nice and more than equal rights to women.
992366
Thanks for the compliment.  But of course I would only be bragging to say that I got it right.  I'm still trying to figure out what right is.. LOL.  But women got the curves and the ability to have children, so I suppose yeah.. we got it right.. LOL.  \n\nWhere woman tend to be understanding, forgiving and develop relationships in a nuturing way, men have the means to "go get um" by supplying for the family.  But woman and men have the capability of the same things.  It's part hormonal, part choice.
202147
im a muslim girl and i live in a muslime society at a muslim country and i dont feel or treated as a domestic animal,for real my relegin is the most relegin that gave women thier rights and treated them like qeens
134022
i think they feel more appreciated. older women are more appreciative of little things than younger women, and they understand a little bit better what it takes to be a good gf/wife than a younger woman might. This is just a guess, of course
671273
hi im hounored, 2 read all ur reviews,\nas a national of the 3rd world country(pakistan) i must say pakis are not that hardworkers in pakistan.\nthe place where i work in uk is the superstore like wallmart. obviously i work hard really hard, but if i'll be workin in some superstore in pakistan i wont work hard. \nthats the reason we r still 3rd world country. we are not hard workers at all in nature, the reason we or i shudnt involve others I work hard here is that, i think its in my subconcious that if i dont work hard ppl wud say heres the bloody lazy paki, and thats what happend... our personal manager still thinks she shudnt recruit pakis, \nim not racist or sumthin but when a black or white guy shows his lazyness no-one says a word because they argue, when a paki dun work he got investigation letter.\ni still dont complaint because i knw in uk we got too much freedom as a whole, if a white or black guy wud come to pakistan we wont treat him as we wud treat pakis, (shamefull) except for women.\nso if we pakis are racist we have no right to complaint against their likings and favours they dont give us.\n\none more thing, i want to say.... sikhs always favour sikhs, bangaalis always favours bangaalis, patels always favour patels, but pakis neva favour for a paki,\n\nso the point is we deserved to be part of third world country, someone told me that in pakistan some people are selling british blankets and jackets they got for aid. this is shamefull. i knw but i cant help this, i personally knw someone who made an NGO just to transfer his blackmoney to pakistan sayin it is the donation we av collected, durin that painful period.
942178
In terms of what you are talking about I would have to say yes. The things that happen to the females body during that time do cause the woman to exert some false feelings.
1184790
personally. women of yesterday are greater than us now. they had more strict standards to live by and they probably had a lot more pressure and expectations from men.
112418
It does seem that women (thankfully not all) no longer appreciate a man treating her with respect.  Opening the door for her, holding a chair, walking on the outside next to her, and many other things.\n\nI have seen young men try some thing like that and the woman respond with total distaste for his efforts. \n\nI must admit I come from a generation where such respect for women was normal, as was the woman’s respect for the man by allowing him to act in that manner.\n\nNone of that meant that there wasn’t respect for the woman as an individual, there was.  In my family woman were (and are) strong and independent and fully capable of doing whatever is requires.  Even so, men and women demonstrating respect for each other was the norm.\n\nTo me, the current trend of the lessening of these actions of personal respect is a loss to all.
584683
no. mostly because i don't feel like women should HAVE to be perfectly equal with men. or that my husband should do the same amount of chores around the house as I do. I feel empowered as a woman by knowing that I am taking perfect care of my household and recieving the appreciation from my husband and family. I consider myself old fashioned for sure and it's not usual for a girl my age (mid twenties) but that's the way I have always felt.
800028
yes cause women like you deserve tru happiness
467975
It is surprising, but I think they generally treat them as they would anyone else when they are leaders of a country, or even representatives.  Angela Merkel of Germany, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, and many other women heads of state have dealt with Arab nations without any problems.
89639
Hi! I'm from India. Here, as well as in some developed Islamic nations like Pakistan, Malaysia, UAE, Turkey etc. Muslim women have lots of freedom. We can pursue higher education and are consented in marriage issues. Although we can get out and roam but still the burkah is obligatory; and yes, even for the elite class ladies. If you do not follow purdah, they stick labels on you, the other women. Many college girls these days go out without it, wear make-up, and even try some western outfits! But suddenly some religious fanatics start making an issue of it, like they did when they blew Sania Mirza's(a tennis pro)case out of proportion for wearing a sports dress too skimpy and 'anti-Islamic'. Why don't they let us wear what we are comfortable in? Also, the divorce laws inflict great injustice upon us as even in today's India, any Muslim man can end his marriage by saying 'talaaq' thrice. Then there is polygamy( my sister's husband married another woman just for her family's money) and what not......! The conclusion? That Muslim women are still in shackles.....!
1838
Generally ladies are peace loving, accurate, hardworking, determination and concentration on their work...... and godgifted motherly behavioiur.  Therefore, I do support the idea of a woman president.
1044392
I think pakistani nation is a brave nation in the world because they dont have too much resources but still are competing in the world market and society. The matter of health and other social services is a concern in Pakistan but that nation has made a remarkable progress and is still on the graph of progress and development. \nAlthough that nation has no. of challenges that are alarming like the difference of life in urban and rural areas and the law and order situation ..... but i hape that the people of Pakistan have a power and capability to overcome these problems.
668654
No. I think some of the people who lives over there are happy they have their government the way it is now as opposed to what they had before.
301036
Because  a big market more than 100 Billion, their products could also consumpt there,cheaper labour,educated people,a world of beautifful woman where the world can find many Miss world and Miss Universe, mixture of multination culture,A Historical back ground owning country.\nThese remarks are being forward from a Pakistani woman,\nA tribute to India
1011080
ma mate does. women love the attention i think.