Education of Woman
``With regards to the boys, We are satisfied with the progress made. Our hope in
this circumstance is partially fulfilled; but the prospect of Our female
children is frightening. It is as if they die early and leave their parents
childless; for as soon as they show some promise in their education, they are,
either by their parents or of their own accord, married.
The money We spend on the girls' schools seems to be wasted because they leave
before receiving enough knowledge. If this state of affairs continues, how can
We reach the goal of public education for which We have planned and are
planning?
Today, the women of the world are not content only to live as housewives. In
most countries they are striving harder and harder for higher education so that
they may participate in the civic duties of their community and nation. In time
of war, women like men, have served their country and in some of them have
fought side by side with the men against the enemy.``