Training and Education

PARENTING: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE as their most valuable asset. Japanese homes serve as training grounds for their children, with significant investments made in their education. Consequently, Japan is now a highly educated nation. The abundance of highly educated individuals, especially in science, has led to Japan being hailed as a scientific nation. This emphasis on education and upbringing has nurtured a strong national character among the Japanese. Their unwavering patriotism is a shining example. A Japanese individual would willingly bear a loss of a hundred rupees to save the country from a one-rupee loss (Nawa-i-Waqt, Lahore, 12 July 1992). Japan’s progress has surpassed its rivals, allowing them to establish a highly scientific society. This is a testament to the only path towards progress and success.