Thread by @ibn_alJad

What is actually the problen with preventing girls from going to school?

Formal educational level is strongly correlated to divorce, and divorce is strongly correlated to (generational) mental illness, criminality, and more divorce.

It's a straightforward issue.

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This doesn't apply of to religious education, but education designed to build up the formal labor force.

Still, many of the women of Islamic history who memorized Quran and books of fiqh, mastered Arabic grammar, etc. would be considered uneducated by "modern" standards.

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This also doesn't apply to traditional vocational training, which is how most medical knowledge was passed down in the past. Again, highly qualified female doctors and midwives would also be considered "uneducated" by "modern" standards.

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Medicine was only turned into the exclusive domain of the state after Europeans slaughtered all the female doctors under the pretext of the witch hunts, and turned medicine into an exclusively male professional class.

Female doctors always existed in Muslim lands.

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However, the existence of female doctors did not marginalize the economic role of marriage, because medicine was never turned into a state-enforced, monetized monopoly.

So economic incentives to preserve marriage remained strong until we adopted the "modern" system.

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It all makes sense though if you view it as a Satanic plot. Children of divorced parents are also significantly more likely to be homosexual.

Girls to school -> women to work -> more divorce -> more gays and crime -> disintegration of kinship networks and society

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