Purdah and Polygamy

achievement acquired activities attitudes authority become begins boys caste causes character child cities civilisation clan classes corruption culture decadence degeneration dependence differences dominance dynamic early economic effects effort elites equal especially existence fact father fear feelings female feudal force functions girls greater growing habits harim human husband ideals ideas ideology individual inferiority influence institutions interests Islam kind kinship groups lack live male mardana marriage matter Maulana means medieval microsocial mind moral mother Muslim society nature organised outdoor Pakistan parents past personality political practices present problems produce Purdah and polygamy Purdah society Purdah system question reason relations relatives respect responsibilities result role says schools situation social things thought towns traditional tribal tribes values whole wife woman women writes young zenana