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**Ruidselisse** · 01-09-2012, 05:33 AM

This is UK. My husband is an engineer and believe me, his bring home money is far less than a taxi driver ( don't look at per anum before tax and NI). Don't belittle taxi driver job. Plus it's easy for them to go for jamaah prayer in the masjeed. What a plenty reward for them in hereafter than people who stuck at the office and operation room and cannot attend 5 times jamaah prayer in the masjeed.

People shouldn't belittle any job so what if a scholar is a taxi driver or a watchmaker that doesn't say anything about a persons intellectual abilities or his dignity.
Mostly Pakistani's Afghani's and other Hindu influenced cultures think you are at the top when you are a doctor and they will look down on people with a more humble job.

01-09-2012, 05:33 AM	#15
Ruidselisse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 488 Senior Member	This is UK. My husband is an engineer and believe me, his bring home money is far less than a taxi driver ( don't look at per anum before tax and NI). Don't belittle taxi driver job. Plus it's easy for them to go for jamaah prayer in the masjeed. What a plenty reward for them in hereafter than people who stuck at the office and operation room and cannot attend 5 times jamaah prayer in the masjeed. People shouldn't belittle any job so what if a scholar is a taxi driver or a watchmaker that doesn't say anything about a persons intellectual abilities or his dignity. Mostly Pakistani's Afghani's and other Hindu influenced cultures think you are at the top when you are a doctor and they will look down on people with a more humble job.
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