08-16-2017, 10:47 PM
disadvantages of empowering women
Cultures and countries that educate women see an overall decrease in birthrate; with a population problem, that's an advantage. Women from educated circles tend to have children later in life, and fewer of them, and there's a correlation with drops in overall crime because you have more established people taking care of children. Furthermore, providing women birth control also aids in this endeavor, and by decreasing family size, each family has overall more funds, which creates a general decrease in poverty.
In first-world countries, empowering women by placing them in typically male industries generally mean an increase in safety. FMC mines loves employing women in their mines because although women are going to have to work more slowly because of the physical constraints, this allows for an overall increase in safety; less on-site injuries and of course fewer deaths. In management, woman ask more questions, are generally less competitive, and will admit more willingly when they don't understand something. Men aren't smarter than women; women are just more vocal about what they don't know. This leads to improved communication and fewer missteps for big projects.
The disadvantage of empowering women is that when you preach total equality, you might lose gender identity. There are differences between men and women that should not be blanketed by extreme equality measures; women are simply better at teaching, men are simply physically stronger. These differences should be embraced and taken advantage of rather than masked. Also, in the endeavor to empower a particular group, sometimes people feel entitled simply because they belong to that group. For example, there seems to be a sense that "women should be respected" regardless of how they act. People should be respected, if they deserve respect. I've met plenty of stupid, classless women that insist you treat them a certain way simply because they are women. No, you earn respect, regardless of whether you're a man or a woman.
1-introduction
Women empowerment is understood as a very narrow term in today's world.Women's empowerment should focus on the universal manifestation of womanhood and the feminine with a goal to bring a perfect balance between the masculine and the feminine forces of the nature irrespective of gender
2-meaning
to authorise or to give licence to women or accept the rights of women in society
3-historical view of Women empowerment
1-early period
2-pre-historic period
3-middle age
4- current period
4-Women empowerment accordind to islamic concept
1-according to quran
quran is not against empowerment of womem
quran explain proudly the stories of women
such as malika saba,
2-according to sunnah
holy prophet was in favoure of empowerment of women
he never stop hazrat khadija for trading,women involve battles
3-according to islamic rulers
always in favoure
3.1-important women in islamic history who were the symbol of empowerment
4-accordind to fiqa
all four sunni immam's and also shiha immams always in favoure of empowerment of women
5- islam give limited empowerment to women
6- men are responsible for women in case of daily recuirments of life
5-Women empowerment in the eyes of other religions
1-budism
2-christinity
3-hinduism
4-sikhism
5-others
6-Women empowerment in the eyes of modern scholars
7-westren concept of women empowerment
8-advantages of Women empowerment
1-economically stability
2-end of gender discrimination
3- many benefits for all society
4-increase literacy rate
5-end of violance
6-awareness againist diseas
7-political stability
8-better care for newborn children
9-decrease of burdon on men
10-per capta income increase
11-fundamental right of women
12-good impact on society
9-disadvantages of Women empowerment
1- destroyed of family system
2- less chance of job for men
3- children failed to attain proper chance to bring up
4-an environment of competition
5- lack of morality
6-many more disadvantages
7- produce social problems
8-decrease birth-rate
10-conclusion
empowerment of women is the necessity of time but in the circle of ethics.