International Day of the Girl Child--11 October

International Day of the Girl Child--11 October:

Since 2012, 11 October has been admired as the International Day of the Girl. The day points to highlight and address the demands and hurdles girls face while boosting girls' empowerment and the accomplishment of their human freedoms.

The day is celebrated all around the world announced by United Nation to recall the rights of the girl child.

Islam, the Religion of perfection, also influences the priorities of Female members of the family.

Uqbah ibn Aamir narrated, I heard the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) say:

“Whoever has three daughters and is patient towards them, and feeds them, gives them to drink, and clothes them from his wealth; they will be a shield for him from the Fire on the Day of Salvation.” (Authenticated by Al-Albani)

Millions of children have no path to education, work long hours under terrible circumstances and are bound to serve as soldiers in armed dispute. They suffer targeted raids on their schools and teachers or languish in institutions or detention centers, where they stay inhumane conditions and assaults on their dignity. Young and immature, they are often easily used. In many cases, they are outraged by the very individuals accountable for their concern.

In many civilizations and communities, the girl child is denied her human rights and seldom her basic needs. She is at the enhanced chance of sexual harm and exploitation and other serious practices that negatively affect her endurance, developing an ability to achieve to her absolute potential. Because girls are especially vulnerable, they require supplementary protections. The girl child is one of the 12 crucial areas in the 1995 Beijing Platform for Action, which recommends the removal of all forms of prejudice and abuse of girls and protection of their rights.

It's now up to us that how our degrees define our education and how really we are educated?.

Here is a chance to claim that we are honest Humans and true believers of Religion.