Interview with our student, Rabbia - Pakistan

Rabbia expresses why she values education and that she believes her country should prioritize education for all.

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An educated woman can manage the house in an efficient and effective manner. She can bring up her children with a good character. She can improve the living standard of her family by earning good money.

 

Q: What’s your name and how old are you?

My name is Rabbia Ismail. I was born on 1st January, 2001. I am 16 years old and I belong to village Hattar.

Q: What does education mean to you?

Education is necessary to enlighten our future. Because of education respect increases, a person is able to opt for a good profession and is able to earn.

Q: How does the opportunity of education change women’s life?

An educated woman can manage the house in an efficient and effective manner. She can bring up her children with a good character. She can improve the living standard of her family by earning good money. If a girl is educated, she easily manages to settle the issues of her house.

Q: What is your favorite subject and why?

I like English, Mathematics and Islamiat. In English, I love translations the most. A person must know different languages. I love English stories. I love to do calculations and for Islamiat I believe it’s fruitful as it provides knowledge about the religion.

Q: Tell us something about you that you want us to know. What do you like to do in your free time? What are your dreams?

I failed to understand why people from other countries spend money for women’s health and education. I believe our leaders should take this seriously and be worried about these issues. I like cooking, making jewelry and traveling. I wish to build my house with beautiful marble and have a big car. I want a big hospital in my village whose lady doctor would be me.

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