... wealthiest Pakistanis, Western education and modes of living have eliminated purdah, but in general, even among that group, attitudes toward women in society and the family have been viewed by outsiders as antiquated. 9. Pakistan's economy can be characterized as semi-industrialized. Pakistan has a total labor force of 55.88 million people. The largest industries of the country are textile, cement, agriculture ... ...

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... music. Therefore, this music is of a certain importance to the followers of the Sufi sect, because it acts like a bridge between human and the divine. • A neutral opinion: From an outsiders point of view, the fact that may be of a certain appeal to one is that the whole philosophy of the Sufism revolves around peace and harmony and love among the ... ...

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... other but death was not on the daily agenda. In societies like the Thull there are no authorities, which have the right to stop them or to control them. For outsiders this way of life seems to be intolerable but for the Thull people this is just normal and has to be this way. Organized revenge in association of personal honor ... ...

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