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Obwohl beide, die Eltern und der Lehrer, ihren Teil zur Erziehungsarbeit beitragen können – die Eltern korrigieren die Mängel der Schule, der Lehrer korrigiert die häuslichen Mängel -, ist dennoch nicht von der Hand zu weisen, dass in unseren grossen Städten und unter modernen sozialen und wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen der grössere Teil der Verantwortung auf den Lehrer entfällt. Im grossen

gesehen sind Eltern nicht so aufgeschlossen für neue Ideen wie unsere Lehrer, die ein berufliches Interesse an Kindererziehung haben.

Es gibt einen erheblichen moralischen Unterschied zwischen einer Person, die ein Gewaltverbrechen begeht, und einer Person, die versucht, illegal eine Grenze zu überschreiten, um Lebensmittel auf den Familientisch zu legen. Solche Migranten verstoßen möglicherweise gegen unsere Gesetze gegen die unerlaubte Einreise, aber wenn das alles ist, sind sie Eindringlinge und keine Kriminellen. Sie

haben es verdient, dass ihre Würde geachtet wird.

When Muhammad bin Qasim invaded Sind, he took captives wherever he went and sent many prisoners, especially women prisoners, to his homeland. Parimal Devi and Suraj Devi, the two daughters of Raja Dahir, who were sent to Hajjaj to adorn the harem of the Caliph, were part of a large bunch of maidens remitted as one-fifth share of the state (Khums) from the booty of war (Ghanaim). The Chachnama

gives the details. After the capture of the fort of Rawar, Muhammad bin Qasim halted there for three day, during which time he masscered 6,000 …men. Their followers and dependents, as well as their women and children were taken prisoner.” When the (total) number of prisoners was calculated, it was found to amount to thirty thousand persons (Kalichbeg has sixty thousand), amongst whom thirty

were the daughters of the chiefs. They were sent to Hajjaj. The head of Dahir and the fifth part of prisoners were forwarded in charge of the Black Slave Kaab, son of Mubarak Rasti.96 In Sind itself female slaves captured after every campaign of the marching army, were married to Arab soldiers who settled down in colonies established in places like Mansura, Kuzdar, Mahfuza and Multan. The standing

instructions of Hajjaj to Muhammad bin Qasim were to give no quarter to infidels, but to cut their throats”, and take the women and children as captives. In the final stages of the conquest of Sind, when the plunder and the prisoners of war were brought before Qasim… one-fifth of all the prisoners were chosen and set aside; they were counted as amounting to twenty thousand in number… (they

belonged to high families) and veils were put on their faces, and the rest were given to the soldiers”.97 Obviously, a few lakhs of women were enslaved and distributed among the elite and the soldiers.