Asad Siddiqui is a talented and versatile Pakistani actor and model who has been part of the media industry for around fifteen years. His notable dramas include Barat Series, Surkh Chandni, Bismil, Habil Aur Qabil, Aye Musht-e-Khaak, Sinf-e-Aahan, Tera Yahan Koi Nahi, Tu Mera Junoon, Rishtay Biktay Hain, Balaa, and Paristan. Currently, fans are praising his performance in Geo TV’s drama serial Shikanja. He is married to Zara Noor Abbas, who is an equally talented actor, and together they are parents to an adorable daughter, Noor e Jahan who is 1.5 years old.
Recently, Asad Siddiqui appeared on Zara Noor Abbas’ show What Mom Sense? In the show, he called out the modern trend of parents sending children to school at an early age. He also called out schools spreading class consciousness among the children.
On Zara Noor’s question, “Why aren’t we admitting Noor e Jahan to school?” He replied, “Noor e Jahan is just 1.5 years old. Who gets a child admitted to school at 1.5 years? Only fools. Even four years isn’t a suitable age for kids to be sent to school; five is also not the right age. All these school systems are money-making machines. Schools make you class-conscious and focus on money. Who can teach better than parents? Yes, schools can be helpful, but only after a certain age — not before that. In Finland, you aren’t allowed to attend school before the age of seven, because it is a scientifically proven age for learning, children are so fragile, their bones don’t even develop at five. Even Islamically, it is said to keep your children closer to you and teach them yourself.” Here is the link to the video:
