Thread by @AKaszon

@suhailshaheen1 I would like to explain to you why the education of young women is in the interest of Afghanistan. First of all,I would like to emphasize that I think it is wrong when the West wants to dictate to other peoples and countries how they should think and live.

@suhailshaheen1 I just want to promote an idea and explain why politics in countries like Saudi Arabia has changed in recent years. It is about the great potential of some women and about preventing extremism.

@suhailshaheen1 The Koran says that all rich people should donate 3% of their earnings to poor people, but when it comes to money, many people are not as religious as you would like them to be.

@suhailshaheen1 That is why Muslim countries cannot rely exclusively on the Koran when it comes to their legislation on the subject of redistribution.

@suhailshaheen1 The growing extremism and the root of this problem is poverty and neglected, strictly religious families.
Extremism, financial insecurity and terrorism deter most investors and therefore terrorism should be vigorously combated.

@suhailshaheen1 But now I would like to explain why the education of young women is an important measure in the fight against terrorism.

@suhailshaheen1 In most strictly religious families, the man is the head of the family and if he becomes unable to work or becomes addicted to heroin, the woman is usually not allowed to work, or she simply does not have the qualifications for a well-paying job to support the family.

@suhailshaheen1 That is why the children of families affected by poverty are sent to the poppy fields or on the streets to beg. Such strictly religious and neglected families usually interpret the Koran much more radically than moderate Muslims from wealthy families and radicalize themselves.

@suhailshaheen1 Terrorist groups like ISIS classify the children of such families as target groups for their recruitment. it's like with the الحشاشين. Upon joining the organization, they were only given the most beautiful women and the best hashish to give them a taste of heaven.

@suhailshaheen1 It's not much different with the ISIS terrorists. They are lured into the organization with wives, sex slaves, drugs and high compensation payments for the suicide bombers. That is why only some of the members from abroad were religious.

@suhailshaheen1 It's ultimately up to you to decide, but I can assure you that since the liberalization of some laws regarding women's rights, many young women in Saudi Arabia have started up companies and contributed to the country's prosperity. Especially in the software development sector.

@suhailshaheen1 A single woman can bring more wealth than thousands of men, if she has a good idea and creates a billion-dollar companie. Exceptions prove the rule and there are very smart women. It would be a shame if their potential would be wasted.

@suhailshaheen1 I would also like to thank you for this. The free movement of human capital is not social but a form of exploitation.

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