Islamic Traditional Values
Although the roles of women have evolved with the urbanizing world, conventional house designs have failed to accommodate the spatial needs of the contemporary woman. The majority of houses in Pakistani cities are owned, designed, and constructed by the male head of the family. After surveying fort...
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Although the roles of women have evolved with the urbanizing world, conventional house designs have failed to accommodate the spatial needs of the contemporary woman. The majority of houses in Pakistani cities are owned, designed, and constructed by the male head of the family. After surveying forty houses in Lahore, it was revealed that there are issues of hygiene and privacy for women, who are usually ignored in the process of building homes. This is the case despite the fact that they are the primary users, who spend most of their time
at home, either as housewives and/or as entrepreneurs running a business from home. Presently, there are numerous NGOs in Pakistan working towards women entrepreneurship but there is a disconnect between entrepreneurship, Islamic traditional values and empowerment. This paper will try to build an assembly for
women empowerment through the outcomes of entrepreneurship and their involvement in household decisions based on Islamic traditional values.
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spelling | doaj.art-18f1bc53d5884c79a5674bec78a16ba42022-12-22T03:10:51ZengUniversity of Management and TechnologyJournal of Islamic Thought and Civilization2075-09432520-03132019-04-0142Islamic Traditional ValuesDr. Fariha Tariq0Assistant Professor, School of Architecture and Planning University of Management and Technology Lahore, Pakistan Although the roles of women have evolved with the urbanizing world, conventional house designs have failed to accommodate the spatial needs of the contemporary woman. The majority of houses in Pakistani cities are owned, designed, and constructed by the male head of the family. After surveying forty houses in Lahore, it was revealed that there are issues of hygiene and privacy for women, who are usually ignored in the process of building homes. This is the case despite the fact that they are the primary users, who spend most of their time at home, either as housewives and/or as entrepreneurs running a business from home. Presently, there are numerous NGOs in Pakistan working towards women entrepreneurship but there is a disconnect between entrepreneurship, Islamic traditional values and empowerment. This paper will try to build an assembly for women empowerment through the outcomes of entrepreneurship and their involvement in household decisions based on Islamic traditional values. https://journals.umt.edu.pk/index.php/JITC/article/view/57HousingIslamic ValuesWomen EmpowermentEntrepreneurshipMicro finance |
spellingShingle | Dr. Fariha Tariq Islamic Traditional Values Journal of Islamic Thought and Civilization Housing Islamic Values Women Empowerment Entrepreneurship Micro finance |
title | Islamic Traditional Values |
title_full | Islamic Traditional Values |
title_fullStr | Islamic Traditional Values |
title_full_unstemmed | Islamic Traditional Values |
title_short | Islamic Traditional Values |
title_sort | islamic traditional values |
topic | Housing Islamic Values Women Empowerment Entrepreneurship Micro finance |
url | https://journals.umt.edu.pk/index.php/JITC/article/view/57 |
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