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PROJECT REPORT
“NIGHTCLUBS IN ISLAMABAD”
SUBMITTED TO:
Ms. Shazia Akhter
SUBMITTED BY:
Aqsa Khalid
Saadia javed
Hammad Ali
Waseem Bostan
Usman Younus
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION …………………………………………………………………………………….............. 7
• Background ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 7
• Problems …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8
• Purpose …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 8
OBJECTIVES …………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8
LITERATURE REVIEW ………………………………………………………………………………………. 9
• General types of clubs ………………………………………………………………………………… 9
• Night clubs in Islamabad …………………………………………………………………………… 10
• Effects on youth ………………………………………………………………………………………… 11
• Status in society …………………………………………………………………………………………. 12
HYPOTHESIS …………………………………………………………………..……………………………….. . 12
SOURCES ……………………………………………………………………………..……………………………. 12
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ……………………………………………………………………………… 13
QUESTIONNAIRES ……………………………………………………………………………………..……… 14
RESEARCH ANALYSIS ……………………………………………………………………………………...... 19
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CONCLUSION ……………………………………………………..……………………………………………… 19
IMPLICATIONS …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 19
LIMITATIONS ………………………………………………...…………………………………………………… 19
RECOMMENDATION
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DEDICATED TO
We dedicated our work to our respected teacher. Whose love,
care and wishesremained with us
during the course of this project.
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ABSTRACT
Our research is based on the NIGHT-CLUBBING IN ISLAMABAD; this report gives the details abouthe problems related to it and the threats regarding Clubs. It mainly includes:
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Clubbing status in our society,
Its standard according to Islamic law,
The people involved in clubbing.
Above listed clauses are clearly specified in the formulated research project. Moreover, it includes the views of people associated to different statuses prevalent in our society.
According to our Islamic law, Night-clubs should not be established in any Muslim country but stilthere are thousands of clubs existing in illegal ways. How this clubbing trend effects our youth ialso mentioned in this report.
Opinions and suggestions have been taken from different people of Islamabad. A survey through 100questionnaires is conducted from students of Air University that reflects our keen interest andour motivation regarding this issue. This provides us an opportunity to bring awareness to ouseniors in the university and the society over this pressing issue. Graph presentation has beenmade to understand the opinion of students along with suggestions which help us to analyze thetopic of research as a critic.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We have no words at our command to express our deepest gratitude to Almighty ALLAH who enabled
us to complete our project against all odds and adversities.
Would that we have words to pay tribute our respected teachers whose invaluable prays, salutary
advise and embolden attitude kept our spirit alive to strive for knowledge and integrity enable u
to reach this milestone.
We offer our heartiest and cordial gratitude to present all thanks to our supervisor Ms. Shazia Akhte
for her kind supervision and guidance.
INTRODUCTION
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CLUBS
Club, a club is present in every society, area or even colleges and universities. Clubs could be very
healthy for people of any age e.g. literally clubs, horse riding clubs, drama clubs etc. But, there are a
few clubs that could be a threat to the society. When you hear about the term “clubbing”, you generall
get an image about a very urban entertainment venue, generally featuring music, sometimes a dance
floor, and food and drink. Clubs eventually incorporated features of cafes, dance halls, cabarets, and bars.
Youngsters, mostly students got fascinated by the idea of a place where they could hang out togethe
and enjoy the distracters, which are a threat to the society if practiced regularly.
BACKGROUND
The earlier clubs established in 1920’s in America focused more on the promotion of music and a
place where people could sit down together and enjoy an indoor game like cards, chess etc. With thedevelopment of the so-called ‘private clubs’, the condition got worse. The urban societies go
fascinated by having a night life. Dance clubs became famous amongst the youth as a medium to
escape the study tensions. Clubbing kept influencing people, the blends of societies started spreading
as the richer kids took their friends to clubs with them. Movies like mad max and a nightclubs story
started dragging more people towards clubbing. Drinking, dancing, use of drugs and smuggling o
illegal drugs became popular activities in clubs. Due to excessive drinking, many indulge in fights to
the extent that they need to be controlled through ‘boxers’. Clubbing therefore became a threat to the
society by targeting and distracting the youth which is the pillar of the future.
With the emergence of media, and the popularity of Bollywood in the subcontinent, the Pakistanis
also took influence of the westerners. As shown in the newspapers and television, the big movie start
were shown visiting expensive clubs and bars which developed a trend amongst the richer cas
towards clubbing. The one’s who drink were labeled as ‘cool’. The other kids, trying to fit in started
visiting these clubs due to influence of their mates.
Unfortunately, these clubs have also developed in Pakistan. These are located mostly at underground
places and any announcements or parties involving drinking are spread through secret sms’s. Theseclubs are hard to locate. Pakistan is officially dry but still few clubs are there, most of them private bu
few operated by leading hotels. Most of their clients are foreigners and elite class. In big cities like
Karachi and Lahore there are many clubs. But few also exist in Islamabad.
PROBLEM
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“NIGHTCLUBS; DISTRACTOR AMONG THE YOUTH”
PURPOSE
The purpose of this research is to find the causes of this medium in Pakistan that promotes filthamongst the youth and is a major risk factor to the society as clubs are the centre of drinking
harassment, use of illegal drugs, smuggling of drugs, and promotion of illegal relationships.
To develop a sense of consideration among the people who consider clubbing trend as a fashion o
high standard.
SCOPE
To identify the effects on youth of Nightclubs in Islamabad.
• Target Area
Islamabad
• Target Population
General population presiding in Islamabad and Air University.
OBJECTIVES
• To bring awareness amongst the youth about the un-ethical activities held in night clubs.
• To make them realize that Night Clubbing is not a part of our culture and religion.
• To disclose the truth about all these places and to make our youth careful.
• To provide awareness among the youth regarding disadvantages of nightclubs so that they can
avoid going there and keep themselves away from any kind of drugs.
LITERATURE REVIEW
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NIGHTCLUBS
A nightclub is a drinking, dancing and entertainment venue which does its primary business after
dark. A nightclub is usually distinguished from bars, pubs or taverns by the inclusion of a dance floor
and a DJ booth, where a DJ plays recorded dance and pop music. In the nineteenth century, however
a 'night club' referred to a club whose members met only at night, often at a range of locations, usuall
for the purpose of drinking, dinner and good conversation.
The music in nightclubs is either live bands or, more commonly, a mix of songs played by a DJ.
Most clubs or club nights cater to certain music genres, such as techno, house music, heavy metal
garage, hip hop, salsa, dancehall, or soca music. Many clubs also promote playing the Top 40 which
has most of the night playing the most broadcast songs of the previous week.
GENERAL TYPES OF CLUBS
Here we take look at the most popular types of nightclubs you will find:
1. Social Clubs:
Teen agers are usually involved in these types of clubs; it has no particular standard or status
Middle class can also afford going and chilling there. This place is usually for social activities
e.g. meeting, dating etc.
2. Gay Nightclubs:
These generally fall into two categories; gay clubs and gay-friendly clubs. Gay clubs usually only
allows openly gay men and lesbians in, while gay-friendly clubs allows both gay and straight
people in.
3. R ‘n’ B Nightclubs:
Usually offering a more chilled out vibe than your hard house nightclubs, R ‘n’ B clubs are alabout great music, large dance floors and chill out rooms. As well as playing classic R ‘n’ B
expect to hear funk, soul and hip-hop belting out of the speakers in these clubs.
4. Dance Clubs:
This is the most popular style of nightclub: a place for men and women to get together, drink
and dance to a buffet of music including hip-hop, R&B, techno, and rock mash-ups. Dance
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clubs can be expensive; often drinks cost more than they would at an ordinary tavern, and
depending on the club's popularity and the night of the week, there may be a cover charge
Fancier clubs also have coat checks and restroom attendants who work for tips.
5. Adult Clubs:
Adult or strip clubs can be very lucrative; their stock in trade is the desire of men and women to
watch dancers perform in varying degrees of undress. These clubs typically charge cover (at
least to men) and drink prices tend to run high.
Now lets take a look at the various categories of clubs present in Islamabad, Pakistan.
NIGHTCLUBS IN ISLAMABAD
Social Clubs
• Hangout
• Jungle Spot
• Gun smoke
• Boilers Room
Disco Clubs
• Marriott Basement
• Gloria Jeans
• Cat house
Night Clubs
• Deewania – basement of Hoilday Inn Hotel
• Unnamed- Location: F/8 front of PTCL office (Inside house)
• Unnamed – Location: F/8 opposite mobilink house (Inside house)
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EFFECTS ON YOUTH
• Clubs promote activities like drinking and smoking which is hazardous to health and
prohibited in Islam.
• Most of such clubs are pre dominantly ‘Sheesha Houses’. Young boys and girls have sheesha
which is not accepted in the Islamic society. Research proves that a puff of sheesha is 100 time
dangerous then a puff of cigarette smoke.
• Many clubs are spots for drug smuggling.
• Such clubs promote dancing. Boys and girls are found couple dancing in such places, manyclubs promote this un-ethical activity to the extent that there is a special discount on tickets fo
couple. And a few clubs are ‘couples only’.
• In a few such clubs/pubs, there are separate rooms for un-ethical activities. One such place wa
made illegally in a house in f-10 Islamabad which shamefully enough was a strip house.
• The youth is driven towards un-Islamic, un-ethical activities when they visit such places.
• Majority of our youth today is faced with depression, our research tells us that many youth
people were involved in an affair which broke-off and now they can’t come back to life.
• The worst that could happen to a society is when highly educated, rich and smart people even
after having a great degree forget their morals and are seeing wasting their money on sheesha
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and drinks sitting beside a girl. Clubbing henceforth is the biggest plague of today and should
be controlled.
STATUS OF NIGHT CLUBS IN OUR SOCIETY
Our society is an Islamic based society. Pakistan is an Islamic republic which was formed in the name
of Islam on the basic of the two nation theory. As explained through our research, nightclubbing is
very western activity that promotes the actions that are considered un-ethical in our religion.
Sadly, the status of clubbing is increasing in our society with the advancement of media and the
influence on kids of their rich peers. The youth is distracted and is getting involved in the partying
carefree, careless attitude. The menace should be controlled as it is not a part of who we are.
ACCORDING TO ISLAM:
Allah says in Surat Luqmaan (interpretation of the meaning):
“And of mankind is he who purchases idle talks (i.e. music, singing, dancing) to mislead (men) from
the path of Allah…”
[Luqmaan 31:6]
Hence, it is clear that all the activities promoted in such clubs are non-islamic and hence these club
should not be present in an Islamic state like Pakistan.
HYPOTHESIS
• Hp#1: Youngsters are attracted towards Nightclubs due to peer pressure.
• Hp#2: Youngsters are attracted towards Nightclubs due to media.
SOURCES
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• Primary:
- Group discussion
- Interviews
- Personal Observation- Personal visiting
• Secondary:
- Different articles
• http://articles.latimes.com/keyword/nightclubs
•
http://promotingnightclubs.com/
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightlife
• http://www.amazines.com/Nightclub_related.html
• http://www.articlesbase.com/article-tags/nightclub
-Websites (Google and Wikipedia)
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
• Group discussion
• Personal visiting
SURVEY
• Qualitative:
Interviews
• Quantitative:
Questionnaires
QUESTIONNAIRES
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• Random sampling
• Sample size was 100
•
10 close ended
• 1 open ended
QUESTIONNAIRES
Q#1: People living in high societies are more likely to visit Night clubs?
Q#2: Teen-agers are more involved in clubbing?
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Q#3: Teen-agers involved in clubbing are due to peer pressure?
Q#4: People who go for clubbing are also involved in illegal drugs?
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Q#5: Night clubs are also linked to smuggling of drugs?
77%
20%
3%
0%
0%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Q#6: Is Media playing an important role in clubbing?
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Q#7: High societies believe that clubbing is a form of High standard Fashion?
Q#8: Are government/politicians involved in or support clubbing?
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Q#9: Is clubbing a kind of distraction among the youth?
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55%
13%
18%
10%
4%
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Q#10: Is youth responsible for expanding the clubbing trend?
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IMPLICATION
• Public (transforming them socially, psychologically, emotionally and behaviors)
•
Government (locate these places, ban such activities, close them down)
• Sociologists (culturally, bringing the youth close to their family, abridging the prevailing state
of doubt and mistrust).
RESEARCH LIMITATION
o Such clubs are at hidden locations so they were hard to find.
o Timings for opening vary.
o Security reasons
o Normally due to illegal activities, these clubs don’t have any name.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Education: Like special education departments, seminars should be conducted in colleges and
universities to tell about the hazards of drinking.
• Parents should keep a check on what sorts of friends circle their children have.
• Government should locate such places and ban illegal activities.
• Social response need to be altered (films, media)
• Society should attempt to stop mixing with people who are into such activities.
• Parents should be very careful about the children showing deviant behavior. If a boy or a gir
stays out of the house at late hours, they should keep a check on them.
• Parents should have an active eye on the activities of their children reaching the age oadolescence. They should check the company their children keep.
