Religious Beliefs Killa Abdullah
Residents of district Killa Abdullah are unique in the sense that they belong to a common ethnic group, have a shared religion and belong to the same sect within the religion. Therefore, there have never been any religious conflicts. Religious persons are generally respected by the masses. Those persons who don’t observe Islamic principles are not valued by the community. Elderly persons are respected by all.
The Pashtoon society respects the dignity of women. Therefore women are honored and respected. There are two major religious festivals:
Moreover, the 12th Rabi ul Awal is also celebrated with great fervour.
The influence of religion is paramount. The crime rate is very low. Conflicts are usually resolved by the religious elders, the district is mostly represented politically by religious parties reflecting the religious attitude of the community. Similarly it is mandatory for family members to observe prayers, fast and act upon other teachings of Islam. Those who don’t fall in line are segregated, taunted and considered inferior.