At a small shop in Pakistan’s southern city of Karachi, two young girls are bent over a workstation, repairing wires and battery chargers. Despite all odds, Naseeb Jamal, an electrician for 20 years, has taught six of his eight daughters his craft to help them become self-reliant in the future. “When I had four daughters, it came to my mind: Why shouldn’t I give them an education?” Jamal, who moved ...