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Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine´s Day as Sister´s Day, and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls Pakistan university rebrands Valentine's Day as 'Sister's Day' with free headscarves for women. University of Agriculture in Faisalabad says it is attempting to encourage 'Eastern culture and A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. The University of Agriculture in Faisalabad (UAF), in central Punjab province, said the change was taken to promote "eastern culture and Islamic University aims to give headscarves to at least 1,000 of its 14,000 female students Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. The University of Agriculture in Faisalabad (UAF), in central Punjab province, said the change was taken to promote "eastern culture and Islamic traditions among the youth". "In our culture, women A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. Pakistan university rebrands Valentine’s Day as ‘Sister’s Day’ Published : Tuesday, 15 January, 2019 at 12:00 AM Count : 271 ISLAMABAD, Jan 14: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. Pakistan university rebrands Valentine's Day as 'Sister's Day' Monday, January 14, 2019 — updated on September 30, 2020 It seems that educational institutions in Pakistan are constantly seeking 'innovative' ways to combat Valentines Day year after year. In this regard, a new idea by the Faisalabad Agriculture Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. Valentine Day in pakistan University As Sister's Day Pakistan University Rebrands Valentine's Day As "Sister's Day University of Agriculture in Faisalabad said it wanted to promote eastern culture and Islamic traditions. Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out Friday, November 08, 2024 Sign In / Join Islamabad: A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students. Islamabad, Jan 14 (AFP) A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as Sister's Day, and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls A Pakistani university is rebranding Valentine's Day as "Sister's Day", and debating marking the holiday widely seen as a Western import by handing out headscarves and shawls to its female students.
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