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76 Unto Every Father Hath Been Enjoined The Instruction Of His Son And Daughter In The Art Of Reading And Writing #48'Abdu'l-Baha, in His Tablets, not only calls attention to the responsibility of parents to educate all their children, but He also clearly specifies that the training and culture of daughters is more necessary than that of sons, for girls will one day be mothers, and mothers are the first educators of the new generation. If it is not possible, therefore, for a family to educate all the children, preference is to be accorded to daughters since, through educated mothers, the benefits of knowledge can be most effectively and rapidly diffused throughout society. Next: 77 God Hath Imposed A Fine On Every Adulterer And Adulteress To Be Paid To The House Of Justice #49 Previous: 75 He Who Is The Dawning-place Of God's Cause Hath No Partner In The Most Great Infallibility #47
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