KARACHI: Naseeb Jamal, a resident of Karachi, has taught his six daughters how to repair electrical appliances and work as electricians. Naseeb Jamal says that to strengthen women’s role in society, parents should trust their daughters and make them skilled along with education. Skilled daughters will be more proud of their parents than their sons. Naseeb Jamal, an electrician, overcame the stereotypes and stereotypes about gender discrimination and girls’ education in society with her determination.
Nature blessed Naseeb Jamal with eight daughters. Traditional sayings on girls’ birth by relatives and family members stimulated Naseeb Jamal’s thinking as to why there is a difference between sons and daughters. He searched for himself and started taking his daughters to an electrical repair shop in Qasba Colony.
Naseeb Jamal’s two eldest daughters took him home when he was 13-14 years old. Still, by the time they had mastered in electrician work, the second and third daughters also imitated their sisters and worked as electricians. Learned, and now the fourth and fifth daughters are going through these stages.
