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My account challenges laxity
The article discusses Wafula al-Tel's campaign, the late Jordanian Prime Minister, in 1971 to combat manifestations of rebellion, deviation, and youth trends represented by exaggerated hairstyles, chatting, and wearing baggy pants. The campaign involved strict measures by security officials, such as shaving heads completely or using a No. 2 clipper, and cutting off the bottoms of pants to prevent children and young people from engaging in these phenomena. The article notes that these measures aimed to reinforce traditional values and customs, including personal memories of that period. It emphasizes respect for security personnel and their adherence to orders within the rule of law, as well as appreciation for al-Tel’s role and his desire to raise a generation committed to societal values.
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