In the garb of liberalism and broadmindedness so many acts are being conducted which raise the question of not only good or bad, but may be not according to the laws of respect and dignity. It is only a matter of hesitation of not crossing the line. Showing respect to self, others and the world is equally important. Elders always insist that children should place their school bags in a respectable way because it has their books which teach them how to become a good human being and respect others.
But now people hold religious books in one hand while searching for verses to use them in their work while holding eatables and cigarette in the other hand. Placing religious books wherever they want giving the argument that in the Khana-e-Kaaba the Holy Quran is placed everywhere. If anyone points out this wrong action he is labelled narrow-minded, not understanding the needs of the time. Making one's own rules, "this is my way" attitude is a complex which undermines hidden potential and causes frustration, if it crosses the limit. Reality cannot be overshadowed by liberalism. A liberal mind is an educated mind, free to explore the world around. An educated person is one who knows, understands and acts in a way which brings contentment to self and others. Liberalism is knowing, providing opportunities and respecting the boundaries of self and others.
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