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This document discusses the growing problem of begging in Pakistan. It provides an overview of begging, including the types of beggars such as child, physically/mentally handicapped, and professional beggars. The causes of begging are outlined as poverty, lack of employment, lack of family support, and natural disasters. The harmful effects on individuals and society are discussed, as well as how begging has become a lucrative business. The roles of government, police, and citizens are examined in eliminating begging through enforcement of laws, awareness programs, and helping vulnerable groups. Finally, Islamic teachings discourage begging and promote systems like zakat to help the poor.
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- 1. BEGGING A GROWING MENACE IN PAKISTAN 1 Insharah khan Tabinda waqar Rimsha Fatima Aasma Siddiqui Tufail ahmed Dail ali
- 2. OVERVIEW Introduction Types of begging Causes of begging Harmful effects of begging Begging as a business Role of society in eliminating begging Islamic teachings Conclusion 2
- 3. INTRODUCTION: ORIGIN: The origin of the word “beg” probably belongs to the old English, bedecian, of Germanic origin. It means to ask for favour, charity etc. 3
- 4. TYPES OF BEGGARS: CHILD BEGGARS PHYSICALLY HANDICAPED BEGGARS DISEASED BEGGARS MENTALLY HANDICAPPED BEGGARS CASUAL BEGGARS PROFESSIONAL BEGGARS MIGRANT BEGGARS 4
- 5. TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN BEGGING: Ordinary technique's. Use of coercive method. Techniques employed by religious mendicants. Deforming of body. Use of tricks. 5
- 6. CAUSES OF BEGGING POVERTY LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT LACK OF PARENTAL CONTROL MENTALLY DISABLED PHYSICALLY DISABLED OLD AGE NATURAL DISASTERS AS A BUSSINESS 6
- 7. HARMFUL EFFECTS OF BEGGING: They effect every single individual of society. Begging is another name of cheating. The future of child is ruined. It leads to prostitution, drug addiction and crime. Street crime. 7
- 8. BEGGING AS A BUSSINESS: Oldest profession. Lucrative business. Beggars don’t want to do add jobs or hard labour work. Very professional activity-own working hours, dress code, working places. Mastery in art of begging. 8
- 9. ROLE OF SOCIETY IN ELIMINATING BEGGING: GOVERNMENT POLICE COMMON MAN 9
- 10. ROLE OF COMMON MAN: (DON’ T UNDEREST I MAT E T HE POWER OF COMMON MAN) Help orphans. Caring old members of family. Discouraging beggars. 10 Until we stop aiding them as a shortcut to heaven , they are staying
- 11. ROLE OF GOVERNMENT: In PAKISTAN , begging is punishable by up to three years imprisonment. Lahore court ruled that the government should strictly enforced laws to discourage “professional beggary”. Awareness program by government. 11
- 12. ROLE OF POLICE: Begging mafias. Kidnapping Underground begging organization. 12
- 13. TEACHINGS OF ISLAM: Islam denounces begging. System of zakat. The holy prophet(SAW) said: “On the day of judgement, the beggar(professional) will have no flesh on his face. 13
- 14. CONCLUSION: Come join us in eradicating the evil of BEGGING Lend your helping hand, to MOULD a life.. Don’t encourage begging you would, WOUND a Life.. Say NO to beggars, don’t promote them.. Please join HANDS.. HELP THEM.. 14
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