Raising girls is an arduous and joint process between the father and mother in particular, and one does not replace the other. The author saw that little has been written about raising them correctly in accordance with the correct educational standards, and identifying the most important problems and their treatment. This study represents a pause with raising girls, as some fathers and educators did not appreciate the great task that they carry out, and appreciated that lofty message by which they preserve values ​​and morals in society as a whole.
We see fathers and educators who think that their educational role for girls is limited to providing clothing, food, and money, and leave education, with its role, control, and preparation, to the mother alone. If the daughter disobeys, he imposes physical and moral punishment on her, and thinks that he has done everything he owes. This is a common mistake in our society.