Voicing The Voiceless: Feminism And Contemporary Arab Muslim Women - Abu Sarhan, Taghreed
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Arab Muslim women have been portrayed by the West in general and Western Feminism in particular as oppressed, weak, submissive, and passive. A few critics, Nawar al-Hassan Golley, is an example, clarify that Arab Muslim women are not weak and passive as they are seen by the Western Feminism viewed through the lens of their own culture and historical background. Using Transnational Feminist theory, my study examines four autobiographies: Harem Years By Huda Sha arawi, A Mountainous Journey a Poet s Autobiography by Fadwa Tuqan, A Daughter of Isis by Nawal El Saadawi, and Dreams of Trespass,…mehr

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Arab Muslim women have been portrayed by the West in general and Western Feminism in particular as oppressed, weak, submissive, and passive. A few critics, Nawar al-Hassan Golley, is an example, clarify that Arab Muslim women are not weak and passive as they are seen by the Western Feminism viewed through the lens of their own culture and historical background. Using Transnational Feminist theory, my study examines four autobiographies: Harem Years By Huda Sha arawi, A Mountainous Journey a Poet s Autobiography by Fadwa Tuqan, A Daughter of Isis by Nawal El Saadawi, and Dreams of Trespass, Tales of a Harem Girlhood by Fatima Mernissi. This study promises to add to the extant literature that examine Arab Muslim women s status by viewing Arab women s autobiographies as real life stories to introduce examples of Arab Muslim women who have significant changes for themselves and their societies. Moreover, this study seeks to demonstrate that Arab Muslim women are educated, have feminist consciousnesses, with their own clear reading of their own religion and culture,more telling than that of the reading of outsiders.
Autorenporträt
Dr.Abu Sarhan is a Lieutenant Colonel at the Family Protection Department of the Jordanian Public Security Directorate. She is a beholder of a BA in English Literature, a Master in Human Rights from the University of Leicester UK, a Master in Law, Policy, and Society from Northeastern University USA, and a PhD in Gender from BGSU, USA.