Female Radicalization in Pakistan: Digging Causes Exploring Solutions

Abstract

Within the intricate landscape of Pakistan, where identity-based fault lines prevail, cultural and social dynamics intensify emotionalism surrounding religious symbols and debates. This study meticulously explores the intricate dimensions of female radicalization, dissecting its roots in identity, emotionalism, and socialization. Addressing the perplexing trend of a substantial female population gravitating towards radical ideologies, the investigation aims to unravel strategies for averting this situation and fostering societal harmony in Pakistan. Drawing on observations, surveys, and interviews with female students, the research underscores the imperative to enhance societal socialization processes. Furthermore, the study advocates for proactive measures by the Pakistani government, highlighting the empowerment of women through increased economic opportunities and heightened political participation as crucial avenues for instilling peace and harmony within the nation.