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Education is the reconstruction of human experiences, development of man's faculty especially his/her mind (Aristotle). Conception of prosperity and development may be insatiable without quality education. Discrepancy in provision of education on gender basis has been a universal concern. Particularly societies based on traditionalism and customary law are found more prone towards gendered educational system. This book also emphasizes on gender issues with respect to education as gender and education are highly debated concerns in the present day of modernity. The empirical and secondary information collected to design this manuscript, patently elaborate that the centuries old customary law, patriarchic structure and male dominance prove as hurdles in the way of women's education. In addition, the poor economic conditions of the area add fuel to the fire along-with the discouraging communal response and numerous physical impediments intensify the educational apathy. The study hasbeen conducted in a traditional Pakhtun society that is governed by its own normative structure prominently known as Pakhtunwali that is to a high extent regarded as hurdle to women's education.