Tahira Jabeen
Biographic Data
| ID | 1205038 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tahira Jabeen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tahira |
| FAMILY NAME | Jabeen |
| SIGNATURE | JABEEN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Punjab |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7356-8807 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Red, blue or green discourse
Environmental degradation is the most dangerous occurrence of the 21st century; therefore, environmental sustainability is essential for the existence of all life forms on Earth. Teachers and textbooks are critical for fostering students' ecological awareness, which is essential for addressing the escalating global climate crisis. The present study aims to explore the linguistic and visual patterns used to describe the environment and to compare …
Psychometric evaluation of student subjective wellbeing questionnaire for adolescents in Pakistan
The transformative potential of nature-based activities
This study explores the impact of integrating nature-based activities into early childhood education (ECE) in a low-income suburban area of Karachi, Pakistan. Despite the importance of outdoor learning and environmental engagement in early childhood, nature pedagogy remains underutilized in Pakistan’s ECE programs. Using Kurt Lewin’s action research model, the study involved 31 children aged 4–6 and incorporated two cycles of nature-based interve…
Resistance and Reconciliation of Children in George Eliot’s Novels
In 19th century England, fathers were considered the owner of the family estate where they were to decide everything regarding their children, but the children did not always welcome these decisions. This study uncovers, with the help of comprehensive and interdisciplinary supporting literary, social, and historical resources about and from the 19th century, Eliot’s presentation of the resistance of these children, the conflicts they have with th…
Behavior change interventions regarding Wash and its impacts on sustainable community development
Fathers, Daughters, and Domesticity in the Early Novels of George Eliot
This article explores how George Eliot shows fathers in domestic life in her fiction by focusing on the core components of Victorian fatherhood named by Claudia Nelson, that is, “authority, guidance and financial support.” In the 19th century Britain, fathers were having privileges of ownership and authority while mothers were confined to nurturing and comforting in domestic life. Most of the researchers on fathers in Eliot’s novels have tried to…
A phenomenological study of addiction recovery at a model drug abuse center, Social Welfare Department, Punjab, Pakistan
This article attempts to provide an insight into the experiences of drug addicts at a rehabilitation center, run by the provincial Social Welfare Department in Lahore, Pakistan, through a qualitative approach. The menace of drugs is increasing worldwide, including Pakistan. Effective treatment and rehabilitative services can lower the prevalence rate of drug addiction. The aim of this research was to understand/explore the experiences of research…
Right of Privacy
Right of Privacy is a tricky thing to handle especially at international level as its meaning varies from one jurisdiction to the other. Though the right of privacy is considered as a fundamental right but it cannot be recognized as absolute one. The cultural, religious, constitutional and historical perspectives play significant role in shaping its boundaries. The right of Privacy is the basic block of an ordered and decent society. Surveillance…
Legal Framework of Right to Privacy
Endeavour of this paper is to grasp the idea of the right of privacy to establish its utility for social conformity and harmony in the postmodern world Islam v modern world. It has so happened in the last few decades that Islamic law and Western ideology seems to be poles apart to a common person but this paper serves to establish that Islam emphasizes as much the sanctity of the right of privacy as does western law. This research explores the im…
Addressing the issue of child sexual abuse in Pakistan
Drawing on academic and government literature and the authors’ professional experience in working with child sexual abuse (CSA), this article details the current issues in Pakistan within a global context of Asia. This discussion addresses the context of CSA in Pakistan, causes and incidence of CSA, reporting of CSA, lack of effective structures to protect children, public education for CSA, and finally discusses the example of Punjab Province in…
Evolution of Borders and Borderlands
Borders and borderlands concept was found from the very beginning of human society. In early period of time borders demarcation was physical like rivers, mountains, forest etc but with passage of time it converted to lines. The study throws light on those historical events that played great role in the formation of borders. The paper scrutinize the policies of Colonial powers in the borderlands of Asia and Africa where they were completely ignora…
Ideals of human rights and socioeconomic realities
After 25 years of the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, millions of children still have their fundamental rights violated every day. It is argued in this article that the realization of the rights of these children is heavily influenced by the socioeconomic context of their countries. Taking Pakistan's child protection policy as a case, the argument is built on primary data collected from in-depth interviews wi…
But I've never been asked!’ Research with children in Pakistan
This paper provides some comparison and reflections based on the author's involvement in two children related research studies in Pakistan, one of which was conducted in quantitative while the other in the qualitative–interpretive research tradition. The former might be useful in mapping and quantifying the demographics of certain groups of children and the extent of their problems; it is done from the adult perspective. The latter provided child…
Ideals of human rights and socioeconomic realities
After 25 years of the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, millions of children still have their fundamental rights violated every day. It is argued in this article that the realization of the rights of these children is heavily influenced by the socioeconomic context of their countries. Taking Pakistan's child protection policy as a case, the argument is built on primary data collected from in-depth interviews wi…
But I've never been asked!’ Research with children in Pakistan
This paper provides some comparison and reflections based on the author's involvement in two children related research studies in Pakistan, one of which was conducted in quantitative while the other in the qualitative–interpretive research tradition. The former might be useful in mapping and quantifying the demographics of certain groups of children and the extent of their problems; it is done from the adult perspective. The latter provided child…
Addressing the issue of child sexual abuse in Pakistan
Drawing on academic and government literature and the authors’ professional experience in working with child sexual abuse (CSA), this article details the current issues in Pakistan within a global context of Asia. This discussion addresses the context of CSA in Pakistan, causes and incidence of CSA, reporting of CSA, lack of effective structures to protect children, public education for CSA, and finally discusses the example of Punjab Province in…
But I've never been asked!’ Research with children in Pakistan
This paper provides some comparison and reflections based on the author's involvement in two children related research studies in Pakistan, one of which was conducted in quantitative while the other in the qualitative–interpretive research tradition. The former might be useful in mapping and quantifying the demographics of certain groups of children and the extent of their problems; it is done from the adult perspective. The latter provided child…
Ideals of human rights and socioeconomic realities
After 25 years of the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, millions of children still have their fundamental rights violated every day. It is argued in this article that the realization of the rights of these children is heavily influenced by the socioeconomic context of their countries. Taking Pakistan's child protection policy as a case, the argument is built on primary data collected from in-depth interviews wi…
Evolution of Borders and Borderlands
Borders and borderlands concept was found from the very beginning of human society. In early period of time borders demarcation was physical like rivers, mountains, forest etc but with passage of time it converted to lines. The study throws light on those historical events that played great role in the formation of borders. The paper scrutinize the policies of Colonial powers in the borderlands of Asia and Africa where they were completely ignora…
Right of Privacy
Right of Privacy is a tricky thing to handle especially at international level as its meaning varies from one jurisdiction to the other. Though the right of privacy is considered as a fundamental right but it cannot be recognized as absolute one. The cultural, religious, constitutional and historical perspectives play significant role in shaping its boundaries. The right of Privacy is the basic block of an ordered and decent society. Surveillance…
Legal Framework of Right to Privacy
Endeavour of this paper is to grasp the idea of the right of privacy to establish its utility for social conformity and harmony in the postmodern world Islam v modern world. It has so happened in the last few decades that Islamic law and Western ideology seems to be poles apart to a common person but this paper serves to establish that Islam emphasizes as much the sanctity of the right of privacy as does western law. This research explores the im…
Addressing the issue of child sexual abuse in Pakistan
Drawing on academic and government literature and the authors’ professional experience in working with child sexual abuse (CSA), this article details the current issues in Pakistan within a global context of Asia. This discussion addresses the context of CSA in Pakistan, causes and incidence of CSA, reporting of CSA, lack of effective structures to protect children, public education for CSA, and finally discusses the example of Punjab Province in…
Fathers, Daughters, and Domesticity in the Early Novels of George Eliot
This article explores how George Eliot shows fathers in domestic life in her fiction by focusing on the core components of Victorian fatherhood named by Claudia Nelson, that is, “authority, guidance and financial support.” In the 19th century Britain, fathers were having privileges of ownership and authority while mothers were confined to nurturing and comforting in domestic life. Most of the researchers on fathers in Eliot’s novels have tried to…
A phenomenological study of addiction recovery at a model drug abuse center, Social Welfare Department, Punjab, Pakistan
This article attempts to provide an insight into the experiences of drug addicts at a rehabilitation center, run by the provincial Social Welfare Department in Lahore, Pakistan, through a qualitative approach. The menace of drugs is increasing worldwide, including Pakistan. Effective treatment and rehabilitative services can lower the prevalence rate of drug addiction. The aim of this research was to understand/explore the experiences of research…
Behavior change interventions regarding Wash and its impacts on sustainable community development
Resistance and Reconciliation of Children in George Eliot’s Novels
In 19th century England, fathers were considered the owner of the family estate where they were to decide everything regarding their children, but the children did not always welcome these decisions. This study uncovers, with the help of comprehensive and interdisciplinary supporting literary, social, and historical resources about and from the 19th century, Eliot’s presentation of the resistance of these children, the conflicts they have with th…
Psychometric evaluation of student subjective wellbeing questionnaire for adolescents in Pakistan
The transformative potential of nature-based activities
This study explores the impact of integrating nature-based activities into early childhood education (ECE) in a low-income suburban area of Karachi, Pakistan. Despite the importance of outdoor learning and environmental engagement in early childhood, nature pedagogy remains underutilized in Pakistan’s ECE programs. Using Kurt Lewin’s action research model, the study involved 31 children aged 4–6 and incorporated two cycles of nature-based interve…
Red, blue or green discourse
Environmental degradation is the most dangerous occurrence of the 21st century; therefore, environmental sustainability is essential for the existence of all life forms on Earth. Teachers and textbooks are critical for fostering students' ecological awareness, which is essential for addressing the escalating global climate crisis. The present study aims to explore the linguistic and visual patterns used to describe the environment and to compare …
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