- Co-education, where male and female students share educational institutions, remains a debated issue with varying perspectives.
- Pakistani scriptwriter Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar opposes co-education, considering it detrimental to society and future generations.
- Qamar emphasizes the need for separate schooling and has avoided endorsing indecency in his cinematic works, insisting directors must convince him for such scenes involving revealing attire.
The topic of co-education, where male and female students share the same educational institutions, is one that has sparked debates and discussions for decades, and it remains a complex issue with no simple “yes” or “no” answer. Several factors contribute to the ongoing debate surrounding co-education. Pakistani scriptwriter, Khalil Ur Rehman believes co-education is what is contributing to the downfall of the society and causing immense harm to the future generations.
One of the most critical factors is the social and cultural context. The acceptability of co-education often depends on the prevailing norms and values of a society. In Pakistan there are still many prominent figures like Khali ur Rehman Qamar that are against co-education.
The impact of co-education on academic outcomes is another point of contention. Research on this topic has produced mixed results, with some studies suggesting no significant effect on educational achievement and others claiming that single-sex education might lead to better results in certain cases.
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Effective implementation of co-education also hinges on well-trained teachers who can create a balanced and inclusive learning environment. Without proper teacher training, co-education might not realize its potential benefits.
Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar Opposes Co-Education
Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar, a prominent figure in the Pakistani entertainment industry, is a prolific writer, playwright, and screenwriter known for his impactful contributions to Pakistani television and film. However, these days the writer is mostly in the news for his controversial remarks and statements.
This time around, appearing on a talk show Had Kardi hosted by Momin Saqib, Khalil ur Rehman answered and talked about various topics with Saqib. In conversation with Momin, Qamar admitted to being a strong opponent of co-education system in schools, colleges and universities in Pakistan.
When questioned about Pakistan’s education system, Khalilur Rahman Qamar expressed his concern, stating that co-educational institutions posed the most significant societal challenge. He further remarked that people were already grappling with the repercussions of this system and anticipated facing even more adverse consequences in the future.
The writer of ‘Punjab Nahi Jaungi,’ Khalilur Rahman Qamar, emphasized that he has consistently avoided endorsing indecency in his cinematic works. He stated that in cases where an actress is required to wear revealing attire in a film he has penned, the director must put forth significant effort to persuade him to do so. He believes separate schooling is the way to get boys and girls to maintain distance from each other.
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