This document presents information on social evils from a group presentation. It defines social evils as issues that affect members of a society and are controversial in regards to moral values. Some common social evils mentioned include corruption, terrorism, poverty, dowry system, gender inequality, drug addiction, and child labour. Causes of social evils discussed include poverty, inequality, corruption, unemployment, lack of education, and gender discrimination. Effects noted are destruction of economy and humanity, negative health impacts on children from child labour, and loss of trust in government. Solutions proposed are education and awareness, implementation of laws, character building, and providing jobs and rights to the poor.

1. SOCIAL EVILS
Presented by: Group 1.
Presenters: Rehan, Zahra, Esha, Anna, Hira.
Roll no: 14, 15, 09, 05, 20.
Subject: Creative Writing.
Instructor: Sir Abdul-Haq.

2. SOCIAL EVILS - INTRO
• An evil is usually referred
to something troublesome
and harmful.
• Social Evils - The issues
that directly or indirectly
affect the members of a
society and are considered
as a point of controversy
or a problem in regards to
moral values.

3. • A society is a building
block of a country. So, it
can be said that social
evils are destructive to
the peace of a country.
They breakdown the
moral values of a
society of a country.
• Common social evils
include: corruption,
terrorism, poverty,
dowry system, gender
inequality, drug
addiction, child labour
etc.

4. SOCIAL EVILS - TYPES
• Corruption - Dishonest
behaviour of power or
position for personal
gain.
• Such as managers or
government officials; it
includes giving and
accepting money.

5. • Child Labour - The full
time employment of
children who are under
a minimum legal age.
• Most of the child
labourers working are
from rural areas as
compared to urban
areas.

6. • Drug Addiction - is a
disease that negatively
affects a person’s brain
and behaviour.
• A person can become
obsessed with any legal
or illegal drugs.
• For example: tobacco,
alcohol, marijuana etc,

7. SOCIAL EVILS - REASONS
• Reasons Behind Social
Evils:
• Poverty.
• Inequality.
• Corruption.
• Unemployment.
• Death of Morals.
• Lack of education.
• Superstitious beliefs.
• Gender discrimination.

8. • Reasons Behind Child
Labour:
• Less awareness about
rules or laws.
• No source of in come.
• Illiteracy of people.
• Death of morals in
humans.
• Rights of the poor not
given to them.
• Reasons Behind Drug
Addiction:
• A desire to experiment.
• Enjoyment of risk
taking behaviour.
• A belief that drugs solve
personal, social, or
medical problems.
• A desire to escape
boredom or depression.

9. SOCIAL EVILS - EFFECTS

10. • Social evils destroy the
economy of the country.
• Affects humanity negatively
from all angles.
• Child labour destroys the
childhood of so many
children.
• Children are sent to work
stations instead of schools.
• Children suffer from serious
health issues because of
working in factories.
• Poverty causes people to get
into social evils.
• The people lose their trust in
the policies of the
government.
• There is exploitation of the
poor by the rich.
• People get affected mentally
and physically.
• Drugs cause serious health
problems.
• Alcohol badly affects liver.

11. SOCIAL EVILS - SOLUTION

12. • Charity begins at home.
• Islamic education.
• Character building.
• Maintain system of
Zakat.
• Implementation of laws.
• Education and
awareness.
• Give equal rights to
poor people.
• Positive attitude.
• Providing good jobs to
unemployed people.
• Report evil incidents.
• Victims must raise their
voices.

13. SOCIAL EVILS - CONCLUSION
• Social evil is any pain
or suffering brought by
interactions of many
individuals.
• This world is a place, it
depends on us rather we
make it a hell or a
heaven.

14. END OF THE PRESENTATION